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Originally posted by Rejected Idol:
OK Guys. One more slant. Webster�s defines them as:

Entertaining: to divert or amuse

Performing: demonstrating a skill in fulfillment of a requirement

Now, we all know what most ads in the paper say. They say �nightly entertainment� or �live entertainment�. That sounds like �diverting or amusing� to me. I have rarely seen an ad say �performance by skilled conservatory graduate�.

In the same light, if the ads said �Tonight: Elvis Impersonator who occasionally goes into the audience wearing a chicken hat� or �Technically proficient conservatory grad�, who do you think would get the bigger crowd?

Turn on Jerry Springer (vice PBS) and you have the answer.

R/I


Mike, the headless chicken wants its chicken hat back!
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