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13-02-2011, 10:00 PM   #1

Singing/whistling


I just wondered when you last heard someone sing or whistle in the street. I was working in the garden yesterday and never realised I was singing until I was told, then I realised as the lady said it that I never hardly if ever hear anyone singing as they work these days. Do you?



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13-02-2011, 10:08 PM   #2

Re: Singing/whistling


I have to join in singing at work (nursery rhymes ), but am very self concious as i'm not good
I do sing a bit at home usualy to the cats or dog. My son and myself sometimes sing in the car when we have cd's on.



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13-02-2011, 10:11 PM   #3

Re: Singing/whistling


I love singing in the car............started a thread about it once on here.



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13-02-2011, 10:19 PM   #4

Re: Singing/whistling


I don't sing - can't sing in tune to save my life



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13-02-2011, 10:32 PM   #5

Re: Singing/whistling


I can't whistle, never got the knack, but I do love singing, and was forever getting into trouble at school for doing so whiel in class...

Now I'm one of a few colleagues who are OK at it, and someone commented a few weeks ago that it can be quite bad if you happen to know the song, hear a line or so of it, and then can't get it out of your head all day...



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13-02-2011, 11:15 PM   #6

Re: Singing/whistling


What a good thread! Now that you mention it I can't remember when I last heard anyone singing or whistling when I was outside. I can't sing at all, but confess to doing it in the shower sometimes or sing along to a favorite on the radio or CD .... Leia looks at me strangely ......



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13-02-2011, 11:33 PM   #7

Re: Singing/whistling


I think part of it is that it's 'not cool' or something. I still occasionally do sing while I'm walking, but if I come close to anyone I'll find myself instinctively singing under my breath until I'm safely past them. Never mind the fact that they probably heard me before and after I was in their immediate area. But I got teased a lot for it when I was at school, and in general it tends to be seen as something not quite the thing to do now... Least, far as i can tell. I was more or less taught that you keep it to your house, your car (with the windows up!) or concerts and similar!



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