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Re: Real Chinese Whispers
Posted By: Lizzie, on host 212.219.118.18
Date: Monday, October 9, 2000, at 04:27:21
In Reply To: Real Chinese Whispers posted by Teacher lady on Sunday, October 8, 2000, at 00:04:28:

> I need to use a Chinese whisper as a teaching aid in a talk I am giving on communications.
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> I only know one - the famous war whisper -
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> "Send reinforcements, we're going to advance"
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> Which became -
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> "Send three and fourpence (remember this is a pre-decimalisation whisper!) we're going to a dance"
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> Can anyone help me out with a good whisper?

Teacher Lady,

I don't know if you're familiar with the classics but "The Sound Of Music" has provoked the longest and bitterest feud in my family since my sister jumped on my toe (admittedly because I'd tied her legs together)and cause internal bleeding in my little toe or when my little brother whacked me on the head with a board book.

There's a line in the film when Marta says "My name is Marta, it's my birthday on tuesday and I want a pink parasol" and my sister and my mum were convinced and still are convinced that she said "My name is Marta, it's my birthday on tuesday and I want a pink pair of socks"

Preposterous. Actually, I think you had to be there.

Sorry

Lizzie
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