| From the Where2sing.com forum: Tom quite indepth, however we are dealing with children that were born in the 50's and 60's so there fore the words spoken or written are fine as long as the intended message is received and understood. Speak in a manner to which one can understand not to a level above or below, but common ground. But usually the best is just to ignor the garbage and it will go away. The only problem is that the only thing that goes away is the corp of whjat keeps us going - people just wanting to go out and have a good time-
So if you can doi that and not see the garbage going on the better the night is and the liklyhood of them returning to attend again. (if only i could spell)
Only my thoughts but I like your also
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