I’m going to talk about the decibel rule. It’s a rule you’re all aware of, but probably haven’t noticed.
You see, the decibel rule comes into play when a speaker, presenter, teacher, or other officiating entity is in front of a crowd and asks the audience to perform a task amongst the group, ie: talking to each other for some stupid reason that no one in the crowd really wants to do or cares about.
What happens then is the officiating entity will let the crowd go on for so long – and this ‘so long’ is measured in one of three ways: counting to him/herself until a set limit is reached, waiting for a timepiece to reach a set limited amount of time, or they will go by the decibel rule.
What, pray tell, is the decibel rule? It’s when the officiating entity hears the crowd grow to such a level of volume that they know, for sure, that it’s time to end the activity.
What have I just done here?
I have rambled on about nothing of value whatsoever. But I’m not sorry for that.
What I’m sorry for is actually posting this for you to read.
So… “sorry.”
And also hello.
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