Just do this:
Hat Tip: Charlotte VWA.
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Only downside of this technique is that people will stop and comment…which means the meeting will only last longer…
I was hoping for a trick I could actually do without breaking!
Now do it in a theater seat.
I tried that during one of my thesis committee meetings. No wonder it took me seven years to graduate.
Thats some impressive control there
Just tried it.
Send help.
That reminds me of the time my mother took us to Evensong when I was about five. The church wasn’t very full, so the congregation was on one side and she let us “sit quietly” on the other side. The sermon went literally over our heads, just like that “wah-wah-wah” oboe noises that parents make in Peanuts movies. After a while we got bored and started climbing over the back of one pew and under the next. I probably remember it only because of the spanking when we got home!