| From the Where2sing.com forum: Harpoet, I always thought memorizing the songs was almost the opposite of the karaoke dream. There are thousands of good songs. The only way we can do them at will is by not having to learn them fully. I'd be lost without the screen. Sure, I know Silent Night by heart but beyond that even famous songs are usually only half-learned. Anyway, loved your application of skills you attribute to karaoke. As to memorizing lines, most corporate presentations these days don't require that, as pointed out in my joke:
Q How many NSW public servants does it take to change a lightbulb?
A No one actually knows any more as there's always a PowerPoint going.
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