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Singing and dancing go together, but Comex had little of the latter to offer apart from joining in a wild Sikh Bangra or two in Punjab, and an occasional Scottish reel. That matter was put right by persuading a few individuals to have a go at a 'jig'. It was called Gregory's Frolic because Greg was responsible for the choreography and damaged his Achilles' tendon in the process – later operated on by a Sikh surgeon. The sequel to the story is that while still incapacitated Greg was invited on stage to join in a Bangra (later dubbed the Bangra Fling) at Ludhiana University – a challenge he survived, on one leg, with the help of powerfully built Sikh dancer. Gregory's Frolic was also performed at the Inauguration of The Green Pennant Awards by the same Comex dancers. The piper was Tom Lewin of Comex 10.