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Originally Posted by StealthMode
]Honestly, I don't like sitting in a hot, stuff auditorium while a million people graduate. I get that the ceremony is long and boring and you want to "maintain the dignity of the ceremony." But if Big Mama's dignity is crossing the stage today, let her holler. Aside from the people who act up just to do so, I do understand that, after how long and hard the students (and often their families) worked to get to that moment, it's too special to be rushed.
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THIS.
Also, I don't really get how names can be missed. Generally, graduations are in venues equipped with sound systems to be heard over a roaring crowd of people. Honestly, most people are only listening for their graduate's name anyway. Again, I graduated high school with 1300 other people and my family managed to find where I was seated and when I walked, despite the fact that I graduated in a pro-basketball arena and despite whatever other noise was going on.
But people who bring airhorns and jugs full of quarters and vuvuzelas and everything else are just being excessive. I totally agree there.
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Originally Posted by StealthMode
You have NO idea. She ain't grab no shoes or nuttin', Jesus! She RAN for her life!
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Originally Posted by NinjaPoodle
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aaaaaaand I died. rofl.
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