Heckles
Forget the drunk bloke at the back yelling incoherent nonsense. Sometimes a well placed heckle can raise a mediocre act to a brilliant night out.
Tell us your best heckles and, if you are brave, the retorts that put you back in your place like the maggot you are.
( , Thu 6 Apr 2006, 13:13)
Forget the drunk bloke at the back yelling incoherent nonsense. Sometimes a well placed heckle can raise a mediocre act to a brilliant night out.
Tell us your best heckles and, if you are brave, the retorts that put you back in your place like the maggot you are.
( , Thu 6 Apr 2006, 13:13)
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My sister does all kinds of dance and drama productions,
some of which I grudgingly attend. Anyway, this particular event was rather dire, and I'd taken the precaution of bringing along my MP3 player and a book to occupy myself until my beloved sibling came on stage.
Eventually, her act was announced by the bored-sounding young woman doing the commentary. Taking exception to this demeaning tone, and feeling compelled to say something, I remarked to the person next to me "She didn't sound very enthusiastic, did she?" Unfortunately, my noise-reducing headphones made everything sound very quiet, so to compensate I was practically shouting.
Most of the audience cracked up, the announcer looked suitably embarassed, and I got some really nasty looks from other members of the production team. I did notice a distinct improvement in the vigour and spirit with which further acts were announced, though.
( , Sat 8 Apr 2006, 16:21, Reply)
some of which I grudgingly attend. Anyway, this particular event was rather dire, and I'd taken the precaution of bringing along my MP3 player and a book to occupy myself until my beloved sibling came on stage.
Eventually, her act was announced by the bored-sounding young woman doing the commentary. Taking exception to this demeaning tone, and feeling compelled to say something, I remarked to the person next to me "She didn't sound very enthusiastic, did she?" Unfortunately, my noise-reducing headphones made everything sound very quiet, so to compensate I was practically shouting.
Most of the audience cracked up, the announcer looked suitably embarassed, and I got some really nasty looks from other members of the production team. I did notice a distinct improvement in the vigour and spirit with which further acts were announced, though.
( , Sat 8 Apr 2006, 16:21, Reply)
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