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Singing "Bess, You Is My Woman Now," at the top of your lungs, WILL have that effect!
OMG - I LOVE THAT SONG - Who knew you were less than a tenor
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I was in the office the other day and broke into Bowie's "Chant of the Ever-Circling Skeletal Family." That drew stares.
In certain company, "John, I'm Only Dancing" can get you a lot of stares too! It's actually quite funny.
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In certain company, "John, I'm Only Dancing" can get you a lot of stares too! It's actually quite funny.


I do the best karaoke version of that song evah.
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Am I the only one that actually breaks into song in public? I honestly do it all the time. The Nursing faculty thinks I'm a nut case because I just sing and sing during lectures....I try to stay professional during rotations, but sometimes I :twirl: down the hall when no one is looking.
So your they guy that’s been knocking over the food carts in the hallway. Every day the tapioca pudding ends up in my prune juice.
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They don't?!?!?

Hmm... no wonder I get so many bewildered stares!
I’ll bet you do from what I remember of Beaver County.
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Am I the only one that actually breaks into song in public? I honestly do it all the time. The Nursing faculty thinks I'm a nut case because I just sing and sing during lectures....I try to stay professional during rotations, but sometimes I :twirl: down the hall when no one is looking.
I do this all the time at work. ESPECIALLY the twirling
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I do this all the time at work. ESPECIALLY the twirling
Do you get any weird stares?
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Do you get any weird stares?
No, it's usually when people arent looking, or in the elevator. But the people there already think I'm strange anyways
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No, it's usually when people arent looking, or in the elevator. But the people there already think I'm strange anyways
Oh. Heck I do that when I'm cutting farts.
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I’ll bet you do from what I remember of Beaver County.

Yeah, we're not exactly the Land Of Individuality around here.

But it works in my favor... I can be outside of the box without even having to try very hard!
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My friends and I have broke into song during english class. It was around the time Anger Management was out so guess what we sang...
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Yeah, we're not exactly the Land Of Individuality around here.

But it works in my favor... I can be outside of the box without even having to try very hard!
A few Iron City's and your ready to go?
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A few Iron City's and your ready to go?
How 'bout them Steelers!!!!!!!!!!!

Or, said in a Western Pennsylvanian accent... "How 'bout dem STILLERS"!!!
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How 'bout them Steelers!!!!!!!!!!!

Or, said in a Western Pennsylvanian accent... "How 'bout dem STILLERS"!!!
It’s the friendliest state I’ve ever lived in. They love they’re beer, sports and weddings. I’ve never been to so many German, Italian and polish weddings in all my life. Everybody wanted me to marry they're daughters.
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It’s the friendliest state I’ve ever lived in. They love they’re beer, sports and weddings. I’ve never been to so many German, Italian and polish weddings in all my life. Everybody wanted me to marry they're daughters.
That's what makes me an odd man out... I hate the taste of beer, and I couldn't care less about sports (well, ok, except Men's Volleyball )!
But you're absolutely right... the people around here are, by and large, very kind and friendly.
Even though it's not the most sophisticated of places, I wouldn't trade it for living anywhere else. And folks are actually becoming more and more progressive, as times goes by. We had a gay couple living up the block from us for a while, without a single incidence of prejudice.
Nice guys, but they've since broken up and both have moved away.

Everyone wants me to marry their daughters (and their granddaughters), too!
The real fun will come when I invite them to MY wedding!
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