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There was the funny episode of The Profit where this NM Inn was going out of business because the owner was an egomaniac that thought everyone should hear her..........she was gawd awful
There was a case (oh, maybe mid-20th century) of a very wealthy woman who would pay to put on her own vocal concerts in places like Carnegie Hall. I wish I could remember the name. She wasn't tone deaf, but she had the most painfully slow vibrato imaginable. Not even vibrato so much as just slowly oscillating between two notes. There are recordings out there - very entertaining.
There was a case (oh, maybe mid-20th century) of a very wealthy woman who would pay to put on her own vocal concerts in places like Carnegie Hall. I wish I could remember the name. She wasn't tone deaf, but she had the most painfully slow vibrato imaginable. Not even vibrato so much as just slowly oscillating between two notes. There are recordings out there - very entertaining.
You made me chuckle, had to find it, Gordon Ramsey
I've been dating this woman and really like her, the thing is she thinks she can sing and does it a lot. She's off key and gets on some people's nerves. I haven't told her because I don't want to hurt her feelings. I usually like to be honest but I don't think I can tell her. She said she wasn't interested in doing it as a career anyway. Is it okay not to tell her?
LMAO WHEN I SAW THE LMAO TOPIC LMAO LMAO good thread dude
So you let her continue to embarrass herself? How mean is that?
If she's not trying to pursue it professionally - what does it matter? If she doesn't seem to notice that other people don't appreciate her singing - then why not just let her remain happy?
If she's not embarrassed, why would you want to embarrass her?
Because that's the only thing impressing your opinion on her would do - embarrass her. Is there any good reason to make somebody you care about feel that way? Clearly, she's perfectly happy singing and not embarrassed, as it is.
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Why would you tell her? Let her enjoy herself. There's no reason to be cruel.
Letting her sing is cruel to those around her.
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