Sports Body Snatcher
by admin in Boxing Headgear | Posted on June 16th, 2009 | 1 Comment
Sports Body Snatcher
are you annoyed seeing footballers in newspapers and websites being shown in the "caveman roar" pose, as if...
they are having an apoplectic fit....or are one of the baddies out of INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS- when they point to one of the still-normal, and let out a howl.
is this phenomena called Visual Hype....a desperate attempt to infuse a now boring foregone-conclusion-sport with a bit of artificial intensity?
yes i am rly annoyed by seeing all those football n cricket players turning actors in adds n stuff!!!!!! dats disgusting
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September 30th, 2010 at 7:18 pm
Hi Sam,
You know … in my experience, the “host” or main “front” is not actually the “birth person” anyway, so… the whole body snatcher theory really doesn't apply for that reason either. So yeah, I hear you. Who wants to be known as a body snatcher anyway??!!!
I really like the idea of using nicknames — I do that myself, a LOT. When I want to know someone's “name”, it is more so that I can have a way of reaching them. I have absolutely no objection to using nicknames, and for many inside people, that feels much safer. And it can be kept fun, and light-hearted, and it gives a person a sense of power and control to pick what name / nickname they like. So yes, I'm all for that!
As long as the inside parts and I both know the preferred nickname for them, then it doesn't matter to me what the name is. It's more important that the inside one is comfortable with their “name” than what the actual word is.
Thanks for the post, Sam. It's good to hear from you.
Kathy