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To: durasell
"You don't hear that speech because it doesn't relate to the moment or the reason they are on stage. The winners have received an honor from peers and in the custom of receiving something, they are thanking the people responsible for giving them the honor.

Very good point. The point I got from the author was that it would simply be nice to hear a bit of gratitude for "how" they are able to be there. True, they are there to be recognized by their peers, but they often thank families, executives, make political speeches, etc. So, while I agree with you on the whole, I wish they would realize that they should simply thank their peers and exit the stage --not continue to push their beliefs on hapless viewers.

30 posted on 03/06/2006 11:12:45 PM PST by DilJective (Proudly serving in the US Army)
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To: DilJective

Most of them do say "thanks, thanks thank bye!" some thank their relatives for getting them into acting. A very small percentage do the political thing...


33 posted on 03/06/2006 11:19:13 PM PST by durasell (!)
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