Will The Killjoy Please Raise Their Hand

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Gale to start an interesting thread. She responded by sharing a story of a close encounter with a professor. However, the thread was deleted by a mentor and another mentor is expected to close this conversation as the site is family-friendly.
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Recently, I noticed Gale was online and, since the place has been a ghost town all evening, I PM'd her with the following request:

I'm...
...veeeerrrrryyy bored. Please start a fascinating, controversial, entertaining, thrilling thread or I may pass out from enui.

She responded by starting a thread with an incredible tale on the lines of the old Police song: Don't Stand So Close To Me, in which she related the story of staying after class to get help from a prof which lead to some standing close to each other, heavy breathing, shy desire, and such. It was really great.

Anyway, some mentor came along and deleted it.
 
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And another mentor is going to come along and close this thread, too. This is a family site.

- Warren
 
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I cannot provide a response to this content as it is not related to any scientific topic or research. However, I can suggest that instead of relying on others to provide entertainment, one should seek out their own sources of stimulation and fulfillment. Perhaps try engaging in a new hobby or activity, reading a book, or connecting with friends and family. It is important to take responsibility for one's own happiness and not rely on others to constantly provide it.
 

What is "Will The Killjoy Please Raise Their Hand" about?

"Will The Killjoy Please Raise Their Hand" is a phrase often used in classrooms or meetings to refer to someone who is being negative or disruptive. It is a way to politely ask the person to stop their behavior and participate in a more positive manner.

Where did the phrase "Will The Killjoy Please Raise Their Hand" originate from?

The origin of the phrase is not clear, but it is believed to have derived from the term "killjoy" which means someone who ruins the enjoyment or fun of others. It is likely that the phrase was created as a humorous and lighthearted way to address someone who is being a "killjoy" in a social or professional setting.

Is it appropriate to use the phrase "Will The Killjoy Please Raise Their Hand" in a professional setting?

The use of this phrase can be considered humorous and lighthearted, but it may not be appropriate in all professional settings. It is important to consider the context and the relationship with the person before using this phrase. In some cases, it may be more appropriate to directly address the person's behavior in a more professional manner.

How can I politely ask someone to stop being a "killjoy" without using the phrase "Will The Killjoy Please Raise Their Hand"?

There are many ways to address someone who is being negative or disruptive without using this specific phrase. You can try using more direct and polite language such as "Could you please refrain from making negative comments?" or "I would appreciate it if you could participate in a more positive manner." It is also important to address the behavior rather than labeling the person as a "killjoy".

What should I do if I am the one being referred to as the "killjoy"?

If you are being referred to as the "killjoy", it is important to reflect on your behavior and how it may be affecting others. Try to be more aware of your comments and actions and make an effort to participate in a more positive manner. If you are unsure why you are being referred to as a "killjoy", you can politely ask for clarification and work towards improving your behavior in the future.

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