Lost in translation
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These are unedited versions of my thoughts straight from the mind, a relieve from the โpressure cookerโ, snippets and flotsam of a mundane existence, collected over time, at the early morning hours at sunrise. I have no intensions to start a self-help group or a forum for complains!
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Random musings about everything.
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Canadian cogitations about politics, social issues, and science. Vituperation optional.
We did this in primary school, around the class. It was a great demonstration.
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So imagine oral stories from when our ancestors could not write!
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Bill made a bucket, becomes, King Lupidai fought the God’s beneath the pillars of earth and won water for all of humanity.
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An yes, the broken telephone …
”Bring three and four-pence, we’re going to a dance.”
Can you guess – or do you know – the original?
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Nope. There were no telephones in my village
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The term broken telephone ( or Chinese whispers) is the same thing as an oral version of the video – which is hilarious, by the way.
The original is claimed to have come from World War I and was passed from soldier to soldier along the trenches in the Front Line. It was finally relayed to a General back in HQ.
The message began as : ”Send reinforcements, we’re going to advance.”
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I should search it and get friends we play it. I am sure it will be fun
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I’ve done something similar as a kid. It is fun and nobody gets the message right.
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Not sure what they’re doing. I couldn’t locate the captioning. Naked hugs!
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No captioning necessary — it’s just the actions. The language was foreign anyway.
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Just what Nan said. It’s interesting how instructions get lost along the way, and this is a very short way
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