I thought @yabiggoose had also been whammedNow I can feel a little bit better that I'm not the only person who got whammed.
Just walked into the supermarket. That horrendous synthasised drum beat came on. I got whammed in mid Nov ffs.
iirc, the sign-ups are open until Nov. 31. Check the OPDid I miss the signup this year?
For what its worth, I've avoided the cursed tune so far, but as I work as a courier at the moment my hopes of making it to the end of the year are slim at best. I better hope I deliver to more workshops and less offices or shops until the year is up.
I thought @yabiggoose had also been whammed
You ordered pizza?WELP
Not ONE day later....
I walk into a pizza shop. Guess what happened...
With a side of Wham.You ordered pizza?
With a side of Wham.
Ahh, but is it? When you want to go to the shops, you have a handful of options:It's out of control for all of us. Work, home, school, uni. That's the game, you just have to avoid it when you can control and hope when you can't.
I can't wear headphones at work for safety reasons and what radio station played is out of my control, so does that make it not count me? I DONT THINK SO.Ahh, but is it? When you want to go to the shops, you have a handful of options:
- Don't go to the shops.
- Noise-cancelling headphones.
- Go to a shop that isn't playing music.
And it's the same thing for everything else. At home I got my mother to stop playing the radio and start using her CDs. And the list goes on...
However, at school, I don't have any control over hearing it. The school uniform policy says I cannot wear headphones or hats in the school building and it's not as if I can't go to school. There's also no chance that an email to the head asking all of the teachers to not play music during November and December would be taken seriously - and I'm one of the teacher's pets.
School is the only situation I can't control, and that's why I'm not counting it in school. I'll still say if I hear it but it wouldn't be Whamming. Or, as my Physics teacher likes to say, "just to make it a fair test".
OK, so for the people who work and aren't allowed to avoid it with headphones or anything?Ahh, but is it? When you want to go to the shops, you have a handful of options:
- Don't go to the shops.
- Noise-cancelling headphones.
- Go to a shop that isn't playing music.
And it's the same thing for everything else. At home I got my mother to stop playing the radio and start using her CDs. And the list goes on...
However, at school, I don't have any control over hearing it. The school uniform policy says I cannot wear headphones or hats in the school building and it's not as if I can't go to school. There's also no chance that an email to the head asking all of the teachers to not play music during November and December would be taken seriously - and I'm one of the teacher's pets.
School is the only situation I can't control, and that's why I'm not counting it in school. I'll still say if I hear it but it wouldn't be Whamming. Or, as my Physics teacher likes to say, "just to make it a fair test".
I can't wear headphones at work for safety reasons and what radio station played is out of my control, so does that make it not count me? I DONT THINK SO.
OK, so for the people who work and aren't allowed to avoid it with headphones or anything?
It's the game, play it
I guess because people are in similar circumstances yet are still going on with it, I'll have to play it normally. I'm in. All I have to do now is pray that my Photography teacher isn't happy until Christmas.@Doomotron
It's the game.
Try and avoid it as much as possible while still doing the things you have to do or you don't play the game and you can listen to it all you want.
So are you in or out?
It’s only a bit of fun anyways, if you lose it’s not the end of the world.I guess because people are in similar circumstances yet are still going on with it, I'll have to play it normally. I'm in. All I have to do now is pray that my Photography teacher isn't happy until Christmas.