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LSUfoosball
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Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


I have a hard time letting people go on without mentioning it.






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TigerHam85
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


as long as it doesn't change, i have no problems hearing it again





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Tilco Baller
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Member since Jun 2012
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


no...i politely remind them about the story as if its cool.

although i will actually let it slide the second time...but after that i cut that shite out...ain't nobody got time for that






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fr33manator
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


Good Stories are like fine wine. They can gain character and take on subtle changes with age. As long as what's pouring out the bottle is enjoyable, why complain?





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shawnlsu
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


It depends on if its a good story or not and if its my grandma or not. Granny can tell me a story as many times as she wants





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chesty
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


depends on whom is telling the story, someone I like or a grandparent( someone in that category, I'll listen all day.





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TexasTiger05
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Member since Aug 2007
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


depends on who is telling the story, how many times I've heard it, how unimportant it is. My mother in law tells me the same 5 stories about my husband every time I see her. I just listen, but it's painful.





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hobotiger
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Member since Nov 2007
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


My dad does it a lot. My mother in law does it constantly but she has dementia and doesn't remember something she said five minutes ago





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fr33manator
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


Can you listen to a good song multiple times and still enjoy it?

Stories were the primary way people communicated things for most of history. The accomplished storyteller always had a place of welcome around the fire. Even if the story had been told a thousand times (and the best ones had, and became part of our cultural identities), the troubadour or the grizzled Captain could tell the story in a way that held the wee ones entranced, filled the young lads with a thirst for glories past, and brought nostalgic smiles to the old men who knew how the tale ended.

Stories are meant to be told over and over.






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Yewkindewit
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Member since Apr 2012
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


Most of the time I let them tell me again. Every now and then I will say that I remember you telling me that!





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MBclass83
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Baton Rouge
Member since Oct 2010
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


Depends on how much time I have. At work, no, I will say you already told me that. Sometimes I do it too, so I don't mind being told.





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ashy larry
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


quote:

It depends on if its a good story or not and if its my grandma or not. Granny can tell me a story as many times as she wants



I am with you 100%. They used do this all the time. I miss them both






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Pettifogger
Member since Feb 2012
1267 posts

re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


If it is an old man telling me about Normandy or something, of course.

If it is my girlfriend telling me about her 11th birthday party at someone's lakehouse, absolutely not.






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GonePecan
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Member since Feb 2011
4286 posts

re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


The worst is when you know if you mention something to them, it will illicit the same story no matter what. I can't mention a guys name to one of my friends without him telling the same story. It is fairly long and no matter how I try to reign him in, he still tells the whole story.





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brewhan davey
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


I often let them tell it again, just to see if anything changes or gets exaggerated, so I can call them out on changing the story when they are through.





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TexasTiger05
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


quote:

My mother in law does it constantly but she has dementia and doesn't remember something she said five minu
I sometimes wonder if my mother in law has the beginnings of dementia. Her short term memory is incredibly impaired, like nothing I've seen before.






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LittleSpoon
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


Guilty on both ends. Bad memory





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Magicmikeforlsu
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Cenla
Member since Oct 2012
417 posts

re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


I usually listen again. Then I wonder how often I tell the same damn story over and over.





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fatboydave
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re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


Aint got time for dat....unless the person telling it has alzheimers





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BeaverPRO
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Golf Board
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10812 posts

re: Do you let people tell you a story more than once?


if they are old, yes

if they are younger, I finish the story for them and then mention that they have told it once before!






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