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CAN'T GO BACK NOW
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Are some people so self-unaware that they can't read a room? I don't mean the generally socially awkward. I grew up like that. I'm a big fan of the socially awkward! The misfits? Big fans!
But sometimes I just don't get how someone can't pick up on the fact that some behaviors just aren't really good things to do in large groups. I think this goes beyond being a rebel and claiming not to care what other people think.
For example... Farting. Everyone has gas. You can not deny that. Farts are funny. Telling gross out stories about them is funny. Yet, sitting in a room with people that you barely know and then getting up only to announce, "Sorry, light a candle!" is not funny.
It's rude. Especially after you've done it more than once.
Now sure there will be those that say, what about if there is a medical reason. When you proclaim that "it's better out than in" in reference to your flatulence... you lose the ability to play the medical card.
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I posted this @ 2/02/2009 04:45:00 PM.............Need a link?..........
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SING FOR THE LAUGHTER. SING FOR THE TEARS
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I've been saying this for YEARS now...
Some of these dopes on American Idol have to be fake. Or in denial. Or planted actors. But something has to be amiss.
I can't stand the early rounds of American idol for this reason. Weed out all the schmoes who someone were moved on to Hollywood. For me to even watch the show at all is a testament of love. One that I probably remind Mark about more than I should. But with as much mind rotting television that is out there, I don't know how people can enjoy watching horrible people, with seemingly no clue that they are horrible, sing.
'Idol' auditioners: Fakes or delusional? |
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I posted this @ 2/02/2009 04:43:00 PM.............Need a link?..........
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