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vero

I'm with you! I may be the only person you know who got kicked out of a church choir because I couldn't sing. Son, at 6 months, would put his hand over my mouth whenever I started to sing him a lullaby.

I cannot imagine any torture worse than being forced to get up and sing in public. Except having to listen to me!

dragonlady474

I'll never forget one time I was at a bar and quite tipsy when some girl started to sing Stairway to Heaven. I stood up and yelled "YOU SUCK!" My friends pulled me back down lol.

Sain't Christopher

And here I've spent a month getting ready to debut my new tune: If I Could Turn Back Time.

Not kidding.

mike

Alcohol is the key element in the situation. I've been dragged to karaoke bars for work and school related functions, always giving the stage a wide birth. Amongst the circles I run with, karaoke is short for 'let's drink like we're on a mission.' It's an amusing torture for everyone...and the ones that take it all very seriously, well, they give me the creeps.

Stacy

Merry Christmas, Lisa!

Vix

Lisa, congrats on the new job!

I'm not one for karaoke, either, and I have singing experience. I'm not fond of singing on command either, as in "Hey, Vix, sing this for me!"

OccamsEdge

you all have not experienced true karaoke until you are with a mixed bunch engineers and marketing types from many countries in some little place in Tokyo or Seoul after a very long day and recent consumption of mass quantities of alcohol

I’d rather listen to mike mathers – and I detest rap

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