I think I've heard of this theory before, because, as you've said, it's the easiest/simplest. I would like to see videos on the other ones too =) Compare and contrast and all that. Thanks!
Alrighty then, your punishment: You have to go up to 5 people who know you well enough, that when you ask them "Tell me what you know of me" they'll be able to answer worthily. And so go up to those 5 people, and ask of them the aforementioned phrase. And! You can't tell them why, or who it's for, until AFTER they're done being "interviewed." Just before each person, introduce who's going to be talking. And AFTER the whole thing, you may comment (or not) on what you've heard.
This is my written record: Play something with the clarinet.
ReplyDeleteI think I've heard of this theory before, because, as you've said, it's the easiest/simplest. I would like to see videos on the other ones too =) Compare and contrast and all that. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAlrighty then, your punishment: You have to go up to 5 people who know you well enough, that when you ask them "Tell me what you know of me" they'll be able to answer worthily. And so go up to those 5 people, and ask of them the aforementioned phrase. And! You can't tell them why, or who it's for, until AFTER they're done being "interviewed." Just before each person, introduce who's going to be talking. And AFTER the whole thing, you may comment (or not) on what you've heard.
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