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People In The Bubble Of A Student Union Come Out With More Nonsense Shocker.
Would clapping really induce anxiety? Really?.
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I Note Sara Khan quoted in the link is the same Sara Khan who said "We, as an exec team, believe that Kipling stands for the opposite of liberation, empowerment, and human rights..."
How much rubbish can one person spout?
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I Note Sara Khan quoted in the link is the same Sara Khan who said "We, as an exec team, believe that Kipling stands for the opposite of liberation, empowerment, and human rights..."
How much rubbish can one person spout?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I would suggest that stopping clapping per se is a foolish idea thought once again by people with too much time on their hands.
However, I would be entirely in favour of killing off the dreadful whooping that accompanies any performance, as well as ditching applause from audiences who really don't know whether what they are clapping (and whooping!) over actually merits that reaction - that would be high notes in singing, and apparently fancy moves in dancing.
However, I would be entirely in favour of killing off the dreadful whooping that accompanies any performance, as well as ditching applause from audiences who really don't know whether what they are clapping (and whooping!) over actually merits that reaction - that would be high notes in singing, and apparently fancy moves in dancing.
AH - "However, I would be entirely in favour of killing off the dreadful whooping that accompanies any performance, as well as ditching applause from audiences who really don't know whether what they are clapping (and whooping!) over actually merits that reaction..."
Completely agree.
I can remember in the dim and distant past when Comic Relief very occasionally had some mildly funny moments from the presenters in front of the live audience, and the crazed whooping and cheering that followed was off the scale compared to what had just been said. I wasn't experiencing anxiety because of it - it just got on my tits so switched-off and have never seen it since (from what I understand it is no longer even mildly amusing).
Completely agree.
I can remember in the dim and distant past when Comic Relief very occasionally had some mildly funny moments from the presenters in front of the live audience, and the crazed whooping and cheering that followed was off the scale compared to what had just been said. I wasn't experiencing anxiety because of it - it just got on my tits so switched-off and have never seen it since (from what I understand it is no longer even mildly amusing).
@ AH
"- that would be high notes in singing"
and that some up the knowledge re music in general of the saps that are in the audience ....liking something is subjective, fine i have no problem wuth that, but going crazy because a singer sings and or holds a high note ??? ...what is that all about..
they obviously think that singing a high note is a tourno winner in the making...uselsss saps every last one of them, but hey ho thats what Saturday evening light "entertainment" is all about and the sort of people its for...
"- that would be high notes in singing"
and that some up the knowledge re music in general of the saps that are in the audience ....liking something is subjective, fine i have no problem wuth that, but going crazy because a singer sings and or holds a high note ??? ...what is that all about..
they obviously think that singing a high note is a tourno winner in the making...uselsss saps every last one of them, but hey ho thats what Saturday evening light "entertainment" is all about and the sort of people its for...
I wasn't going to look at the link until I read naomi's post above and then decided I would and yes, it made me laugh ! Unlike, it seems, most folk on here, I love all the clapping and 'whooping' in shows, it just adds to the atmosphere for me. Like when I went to the theatre the other week, everybody clapped, cheered and 'whooped' encouraged by the cast and we all had a bloody good time !
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