People who stand up and point up

Osboro

Osboro

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at concerts.
Whats that all about?
At del Amitri in Manchester last night at the Bridgwater Hall , vgood seats CC, almost spoilt by tw*t aged 60+ who insisted on standing up randomly and pointing with both arms or just the occasional single arm to some obscure spot on the ceiling, whilst dancing to a song no one ever danced to when it was originally out.
why do some people insist on advertising that they are having a good time, this includes the ones who laugh loudly all night in pubs too,bah humbug.
 
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Osboro said:
at concerts.
Whats that all about?
At del Amitri in Manchester last night at the Bridgwater Hall , vgood seats CC, almost spoilt by tw*t aged 60+ who insisted on standing up randomly and pointing with both arms or just the occasional single arm to some obscure spot on the ceiling, whilst dancing to a song no one ever danced to when it was originally out.
why do some people insist on advertising that they are having a good time, this includes the ones who laugh loudly all night in pubs to, bah humbug.
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My whinge would be to those people who think everyone should hear their music.
 
Osboro said:
at concerts.
Whats that all about?
At del Amitri in Manchester last night at the Bridgwater Hall , vgood seats CC, almost spoilt by tw*t aged 60+ who insisted on standing up randomly and pointing with both arms or just the occasional single arm to some obscure spot on the ceiling, whilst dancing to a song no one ever danced to when it was originally out.
why do some people insist on advertising that they are having a good time, this includes the ones who laugh loudly all night in pubs too,bah humbug.
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Yeah, I hate people enjoying themselves too
 
What you're meant to moan about, if you've been to see a band, is the people who block your view by trying to film it all on their mobile phones.
 
Osboro said:
at concerts.
Whats that all about?
At del Amitri in Manchester last night at the Bridgwater Hall , vgood seats CC, almost spoilt by tw*t aged 60+ who insisted on standing up randomly and pointing with both arms or just the occasional single arm to some obscure spot on the ceiling, whilst dancing to a song no one ever danced to when it was originally out.
why do some people insist on advertising that they are having a good time, this includes the ones who laugh loudly all night in pubs too,bah humbug.
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I hope he doesn't think he's original, there's thousands standing up in front of people with hands in the air at football matches.
 
its a lame celebration when footballers point to the sky when they score as well, like its some divine intervention made the put it away.
 
I lasted 2 songs at a Del Amitri concert before I left. Only pointing I did was to the people next to me to tell them I wanted to get out.

To be fair I'd only gone to see the support band.
 
Glover_elbow said:
its a lame celebration when footballers point to the sky when they score as well, like its some divine intervention made the put it away.
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To be fair I think sometimes that is in tribute to a loved one who is no longer with them.

Frank Lampard always did it and said it was for his Mum.
 
Pak_Doo_Ik said:
But if you want to see Riverdance would you expect people not to tap their feet as well???
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In the unlikely event that I went to see Riverdance, I'd have paid a lot of money to see and hear the highly talented people on stage tap their feet, not have all the impressive rhythmic accuracy spoiled by some galumphing out-of-time lout sitting next to me.
 
futureboy said:
In the unlikely event that I went to see Riverdance, I'd have paid a lot of money to see and hear the highly talented people on stage tap their feet, not have all the impressive rhythmic accuracy spoiled by some galumphing out-of-time lout sitting next to me.
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Better hope you don't get sat next to this fella then

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