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Dear GD,
It was the inference that significant technology wasn't used that started this particular hobby horse - that, and the opportunity to engage in an intellectual debate with the finest of folk. Hoping to see you, CD, and any LoTters that stumble into the zone when Bear and I finally cross the big wet bit. Hugs, The Stoat. |
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Many other other performers also (I believe) had ear pieces - probably for the same purpose. That detail IMO does not denigrate from the performances. As I said in my first post on this Quote:
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I'm totally thread-bear...someone please pass the Tylenol !!! :) |
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I find I have enough to be unhappy with him about than bitching that he did not pay close enough attention at the Olympic ceremony. I call it priorities. |
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I think Bush looked like most guys would during a 5 hour ceremony. Should he have had a more attentive face on because he is the POTUS? Ya. But I'm not going to knock him for being bored, tired or otherwise distracted. Did Putin and the other world leaders always look like they were seeing the best thing ever?
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I hadn't been reading this thread because I didn't watch the ceremonies. It made me crack up that Bush is being criticized for looking bored. Funny.
I read that the fireworks, as viewed on TV, were actually CG representations of what it looked like to the spectators. Didn't think it would come across on the cameras. I have no problem with that personally, but I'm wondering if anyone here does? Why is there contention over opinions and disagreements about the opening ceremonies? This seems a bit odd. |
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...on aa side note, Billy Connolly once said that she also believes the world smells like fresh paint, because every country she visits, there's always a team of people doing up the venues she visits in order to look presentable.. :D |
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(bad BTD. Bad!) |
Not surgery, nor botox.
...The Queen has perfected the art of freezing her muscles in an experssion that says "I'm sort of interested in the presentation before me". It was taught her by an ancient master of the Marital Arts who begged her never to use it for evil. OK, so there was that one time when her concentration lapsed and she sat through Beethoven's Ninth Symphony played on 117 recorders at the Upper Cumbucta West Primary School with a look frozen on her face that said "Should one feed the corgi's fresh meat or kibble tonight?" Luckily, no-one noticed. |
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