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"You Talk Too Much"
DebCapsFan 2747 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Survivor-themed Cruise Spokesperson"
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04-04-07, 09:24 AM (EST)
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"You Talk Too Much" |
What are your thoughts on talking during concerts/sporting events? I think it's okay to speak every once in a while...but not the entire time, non-stop. It's rude to the people around you. There was nearly a homicide at Verizon Center last night as we sat in front of three lawyers. One of them did most of the talking. I can tell you all about where he went to law school, what legislation he's working on, what tv shows he watches, etc. He had one of those voices (lawyer voices?) that carries...so others around us heard every word too. Perhaps if he were more interesting or was actually talking about what he was watching I wouldn't have been so annoyed.
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Snidget 44369 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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04-04-07, 10:15 AM (EST)
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4. "RE: You Talk Too Much" |
LAST EDITED ON 04-04-07 AT 10:17 AM (EST)I have no idea why you would be offended. The only reason for other people to even exist in the world is so they can listen to the incessent nattering at full volume of everything that goes on in my magnificent brain. {/sarcasm} *tries to switch to inside voice* I've got one of those obnoxiously penetrating voices. Even at low volume it carries. I usually go to events in order to actually watch and listen to the durn thing. If I want people to listen to me talk I will invite them over to my house for coffee. *sigh* I don't know why some people buy tickets to go see things, they don't pay any attention to anything other than the neurons firing in their brain. You can listen to that at home for free. Why annoy other people with every thought in your head? Why? "I am returning this otherwise good typing paper to you because someone has printed gibberish all over it and put your name at the top." - An English Professor
ETF make an s into the d it should have been. and to add. I'm not usually one for justified homicide laws, but I don't think I could ever convict someone for offing an incessant nattering loud mouth.
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Breezy 18380 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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04-04-07, 10:37 AM (EST)
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8. "RE: You Talk Too Much" |
*SQUEAK*
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geg6 14941 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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04-04-07, 11:10 AM (EST)
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11. "RE: You Talk Too Much" |
Well, it depends on the situation.Talking is one of the several reasons I simply will not part with my hard earned money at a movie theater. I simply will not pay $8 plus another $10-15 more for refreshments and then have to sit through a film that doesn't live up to my expectations while at the same time being forced to listen to several dozen teenagers' discussion of their sex lives, how stupid their parents are, how cute Joe Blow is, where they're spending spring break, etc. I've given up on seeing anything on the big screen ever again because I refuse to pay a premium for lousy service and rude customers. I do, however, expect people to talk during a sporting event or a concert. I certainly do it, I must admit. I do, however, draw the line if: 1) the discussion is never about what is happening on the field, rink, or stage; 2) the discussion is non-stop for the entirety of the event, regardless of subject; 3) the discussion is someone on the other end of a cell phone line. And then I turn into my mother and give them a piece of my mind. That's usually quite effective. My mom was an intimidating person when she wanted to be and I find I can channel her in these situations.
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nailbone 27263 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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04-04-07, 11:25 AM (EST)
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14. "RE: You Talk Too Much" |
You need to pack one of those little personal fans in your purse, turn it on, and blow her fumes right back at her.
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moonbaby 17120 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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04-04-07, 01:27 PM (EST)
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17. "LOL" |
For a second there I thought this was a whole thread devoted to my new office mate-aside from the constant talking he beatboxes. He ain't no Blake. HUGE hiring mistake. Oy.I went to a show last month where the guy behind my group was talking almost the entire time. Yes, even during the quiet parts. OMG! Loud monotone. When it picked up again after intermission I turned and said ENOUGH! Please be QUIET! -after that he got shusshed by everyone else after he opened his incredibly loud gob.
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emydi 13669 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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04-04-07, 02:02 PM (EST)
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18. "You're George" |
You're George...
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MKitty 2976 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Howard Stern Show Guest"
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04-04-07, 03:08 PM (EST)
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21. "RE: You Talk Too Much" |
That totally sucks. I do the glare...the "shhhhh", and if pushed, the "glare with a "please be quiet I'm trying to listen" Usually the loud "SHSHSHHHHH" does it!
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StarryLuna 4771 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Stuff Magazine Centerfold"
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04-04-07, 09:39 PM (EST)
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22. "RE: You Talk Too Much" |
It's definitely rude at a play or a movie, but it doesn't really bother me at a concert or sporting event. Of course, for me, concerts tend to be so loud, I can't hear the people I'm with, let alone the people seated around me, so that's not usually an issue. As far as sporting events go, the only ones I tend to go to are races, so again, talking around me isn't really an issue, since I can't even hear my own voice screaming "C'mon, Dale, PASS HIM!!!!" I do attend our school games for yearbook purposes, and I have to say I'm getting really sick of parents from the opposing schools. They scream at THEIR OWN team. I feel really badly for some of the kids on the opposing team because their parents are just screaming at them from the stands. "You should have gotten that!" "You're playing like crap!" Then they get going on the refs. Monday night was a perfect example. Our opponents were kicking our tail at a soccer game - it was just about over and they were up 5 to 2. But they still wanted to scream (right behind me, of course) that the ref kept making bad calls against them. Luna's Eclipses
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