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KIPAX 09-09-2005 22:08

A twist to the minutes silence
 
I hate the minutes silence... I stand for it and spend the whole minute cringing waiting for some moron to break the silence... Its a pain.

Tommorow Glasgow will remember Jock Stien with a minutes Applause..... Much much better IMHO..........Everyone is forced to do a minutes silence wether you want to ot not.. a minutes applause can be done by whoever..

i think minutes silence should be changed to a minutes applause at football matches

garinda 09-09-2005 22:12

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
I think the applause is a much better idea.

A celebration, rather than you say an excrutiating ten, I mean one minutes silence.

WillowTheWhisp 09-09-2005 22:15

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
Sounds like an excellent idea. Celebrate the man's memory.

Roy 10-09-2005 05:15

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
Hail to whoever thought of that! A much better idea than the minutes silence without a doubt....

Gayle 10-09-2005 07:34

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
What an excellent idea. Would be wonderful for a sportsman or actor - they'd love it.

grannyclaret 10-09-2005 12:04

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
what about rememberance sunday and those sort of occasions though,,some people might think you were taking the p***.
i mean like the realy old soldiers...
STILL it sounds a good idea to me ..

WillowTheWhisp 10-09-2005 15:29

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
That's different. The silence on Remembrance Sunday is a different type of thing to the celebrating the life of one person at a place like a football ground. I can see a definite distinction and a place for both types.

harwood red 10-09-2005 15:32

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
what a refreshing idea :)

SPUGGIE J 10-09-2005 16:35

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KIPAX
I hate the minutes silence... I stand for it and spend the whole minute cringing waiting for some moron to break the silence... Its a pain.

Tommorow Glasgow will remember Jock Stien with a minutes Applause..... Much much better IMHO..........Everyone is forced to do a minutes silence wether you want to ot not.. a minutes applause can be done by whoever..

i think minutes silence should be changed to a minutes applause at football matches

Unfortunately not all glasgow will. Some will boo.

grannyclaret 10-09-2005 18:10

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by grannyclaret
what about rememberance sunday and those sort of occasions though,,some people might think you were taking the p***.
i mean like the realy old soldiers...
STILL it sounds a good idea to me ..


TO THE PERSON WHO JUST TOOK KARMA ,,FOR THIS POST,,,all i have to say is
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,UP YOURS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

SPUGGIE J 10-09-2005 18:59

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
Why would someone want to GC it is a valid post for a hero. Anyone else hit mines ok and taking karma aint my style and if I did i would say it was me.

grannyclaret 10-09-2005 19:36

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its the not knowing who it is that gets me... AT LEAST HAVE THE GUTS TO PUT YOUR OWN NAME....

Romps 10-09-2005 21:14

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
a great idea, i like it. But the silence does make me really really concentrate and remember what it is I am s'pose to be remembering, am not sure clapping would focus me enough but its not as depressing as the silence tho. I must admit I find it odd why people bow their heads to pray.......?

WillowTheWhisp 10-09-2005 22:49

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Maybe it's to cut out distractions? I tend to close my eyes (which is OK if I'm standing up because there's no chance of me falling asleep).

garinda 10-09-2005 23:01

Re: A twist to the minutes silence
 
I was living in London when it was Diana's funeral, and the silence as the coffin came through Hyde Park was deafening, except for one or two Latino types who started wailing.

It was a much nicer, celebratory atmosphere, when the coffin was driven back up Park Lane and everyone applauded and threw flowers, although I don't think the groundsmen would be very happy if that caught on at the football, they have enough to contend with paper streamers.;)


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