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PostPosted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:45 pm 
Don't we all do this by ourselves?  I may help someone I may be training.  Or, we may have a significant other help us collect books, but for the most part, it is part of our job.  I agree, the ones that do it all are darn good people.


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When I ran a show, I preferred sing one, bring one, but it seems to me it depends on the layout of your booth--if you don't have room for a stack of more than one rotation, don't bother trying.

The club I usually sing at keeps song slips, and every time we go in, we just grab the ones in our sleeve in the book, so we get the advantage of a prepared "list" and still abide by the sing one, bring one rule. Saves paper, save a hassle, and since we only recently resurfaced a regulars, it flattered the heck out of us to find out we had a spot in the book!


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profanity- depends on the show

In the bar - Songs here or there that have swear words no big deal.
But there is no reason to swear if it isn't in the song. I give a warning first.
The second time I tell them if it isn't in the song there is no swearing and they
will be ask to not sing if it continues. I really don't have a problem with this, so after the first warning it usually never happens again. I feel it is a respect thing. If they respect me they won't do it again. Usually people will appologize after I say something.

Weddings, anniversaries etc... - if someones picks an inappropriate song I just ask them to pick another one. It's never been a problem. Knock on wood  LMAO

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 10:53 am 
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I allow multiple song slips but agree that sometimes it causes a problem with a regular because someone sang "Their Song" that was like 4 or 5 slips down in their stack. I just look at em' and say....not my problem you should have put it up as your first song.  :O

I have never understood the "my song" mentality....I swear sometimes people act like they are in 1st grade sometimes.  LMAO


Babs - When it gets windy I have a little box of like 30 metal clips (you know the black ones) that I clip to the song slips to weight them down. They work great. I use to have a cork board but current setups do not allow me to use them as I have limited space.

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Flipper thank you -
I think the cork board is an awesome idea! I think I can go to Home Depot
and buy cork board and cut it to fit the window sill I use. Woo hoo! :oh yeah:

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I have never understood the "my song" mentality....I swear sometimes people act like they are in 1st grade sometimes.


No kiddin - I don't put up with that attitude at all. I tell people they should be flattered - the person singing what they call "their song" must have heard them sing it and you did so well on it they had to try it.

I don't check slips to see who has put what in. Who ever picks the song first sings it first. They can choose another song if they'd like.

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check your local Staples, Office Max, and Office Depot. They stock quite a few different sizes. Maybe one will be just perfect for your window sill. :hi5:

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PostPosted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 2:11 am 
If someones pile is 5-6 slips high and someone sings their song, I just automatically move it to the bottom.   If they want to sing it later, I don't care.


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