Comments by "Seek1878" (@loner1878) on "euronews" channel.

  1. Oh drop it, this is funny. You know the Inuit came up with this as a game, and the first person to laugh loses? Drop the fake indignation.
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  2.  @milla5065  They're laughing at something that was created BY INUTS for laughs...in this song game the first person to laugh or run out of breath loses. Educate yourself before blabbing.
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  3. Why is everyone acting like this isn't funny?
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  4. You're not in charge of that sorry lol
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  5.  @FauxGiovanni24  They kept a straight face better than a lot of people would have. I feel like I'm listening to people hyperventilate.
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  6.  @kayleighvitols-mckay8308  You know the Inuit came up with this as a game, and the first person to laugh loses? Drop the fake indignation.
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  7. Hey genius, this kind of throat singing used to be a game among the Inuit and the first one the laugh loses. So yeah drop the outrage act.
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  8. Did you know this kind of throat singing used to be a game among the Inuit and the first one the laugh loses?
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  9. No its not. Sorry to ruin the false indignation, but the Inuit did originally do this as a game, and the first person to laugh loses. "Two women face each other usually in a standing position and holding each other's arms. Sometimes they will do some kind of dance movements while singing (e.g., balancing from right to left). The first to run out of breath or be unable to maintain the pace of the other singer will start to laugh or simply stop and will thus be eliminated from the game. It generally lasts between one and three minutes. The winner is the singer who beats the largest number of people." Source: Music in Canada, capturing landscape and diversity by Elaine Keillor. Montreal McGill-Queen's University Press. (ISBN 0773531777)
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  10. Did you know this kind of throat singing used to be a game among the Inuit and the first one the laugh loses?
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  11.  @amaxoxx  Hey genius, this kind of throat singing used to be a game among the Inuit and the first one the laugh loses. So yeah drop the outrage act. I'm in my 30's and yes this is funny.
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  12. Oh please.
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  13. Sorry to ruin the hate boners here, but the Inuit did originally do this as a game, and the first person to laugh loses. "Two women face each other usually in a standing position and holding each other's arms. Sometimes they will do some kind of dance movements while singing (e.g., balancing from right to left). The first to run out of breath or be unable to maintain the pace of the other singer will start to laugh or simply stop and will thus be eliminated from the game. It generally lasts between one and three minutes. The winner is the singer who beats the largest number of people." Source: Music in Canada, capturing landscape and diversity by Elaine Keillor. Montreal McGill-Queen's University Press. (ISBN 0773531777)
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  14.  J W  Laughing would be one way to run out of breath and lose.
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  15.  @nicholdsouza6482  People just love hating on Charles and Camilla.
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  16. Oh shut it, the point of this among the Inuit is to see who laughs first, it started as a game.
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  17.  @Stonka1  Oh wow, a youtuber lied to you for views over fake controversy, shocking!
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  18. Hey genius, this kind of throat singing used to be a game among the Inuit and the first one the laugh loses. So yeah drop the outrage act.
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  19.  @mahika2302  So non Inuit people have to find Inuit people to never be funny? Get a grip.
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  20.  @mahika2302  lol follow your own advice. Inuit people do this practice in part for laughs and entertainment. lol if you think you're respectful, btw.
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  21.  @mahika2302  lol once again its not "sacred" its a GAME. The person who laughs LOSES. "Two women face each other usually in a standing position and holding each other's arms. Sometimes they will do some kind of dance movements while singing (e.g., balancing from right to left). One singer leads by setting a short rhythmic pattern, which she repeats leaving brief silent intervals between each repetition. The other singer fills in the gap with another rhythmic pattern. The sounds used include voiced sounds as well as unvoiced ones, both through inhalation or exhalation. The first to run out of breath or be unable to maintain the pace of the other singer will start to laugh or simply stop and will thus be eliminated from the game. It generally lasts between one and three minutes. The winner is the singer who beats the largest number of people." Source: Music in Canada, capturing landscape and diversity by Elaine Keillor. Montreal McGill-Queen's University Press. (1939)
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  22. Yeah she would. She wasn't a robot.
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  23.  @andihaveaquestion  Most people do
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  24.  @andihaveaquestion  Listen.
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  25.  @andihaveaquestion  You can lead a horse to water...
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  26.  @andihaveaquestion  Honey, I know you're playing dumb because you want to seem self righteous here, but I'll humor you. Fact is, the Inuit see this as a game to have fun and - GASP! - laugh: "Two women face each other usually in a standing position and holding each other's arms. Sometimes they will do some kind of dance movements while singing (e.g., balancing from right to left). The first to run out of breath or be unable to maintain the pace of the other singer will start to laugh or simply stop and will thus be eliminated from the game. It generally lasts between one and three minutes. The winner is the singer who beats the largest number of people." Source: Music in Canada, capturing landscape and diversity by Elaine Keillor. Montreal McGill-Queen's University Press. (ISBN 0773531777)
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  27.  @andihaveaquestion  What's wrong with wikipedia, hun? That line is from a direct source written by Frances Elaine Keillor, a Canadian musicologist and pianist, she specializes in music of North American indigenous groups. You think you know more than she does, lol? Also, don't think I don't notice you couldn't attack my argument, so you resorted attacking the source (and you didn't even attack the right source, lol), a very basic logical fallacy. And then you jump right into lazy ad hominems, another sure sign of a shitty debater. And you even managed a Godwin’s Law out of nowhere XD Which is especially funny to me as I am of Jewish descent. Never been to Arkansas, sorry to disappoint you hunny. White people who take it upon themselves to act outraged on behalf of cultures that didn't ask for your theatrics are just embarrassing.
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  28.  @aprillinder1977  Honey, YOU don't understand the culture here. This kind of throat singing used to be a game among the Inuit and the first one the laugh loses. So yeah quit being one of those white people who gets offended on behalf of other cultures who didn't ask you to.
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  29.  @aprillinder1977  Charles was forced into a marriage he didn't want because his family disliked the woman he actually loved. At least he didn't have a revolving door of affair partners like diana did, hunny. Sorry the princess/prince love story you idolized when you were 6 didn't work out and you're still disappointed as an adult, but grow the hell up.
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  30.  @Grnggrl92  lol
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  31.  @nicholdsouza6482  Our? lol, I was never much of a fan. It wouldn't have happened if the queen hadn't stuck her nose into their relationship and wanted Charles to marry someone more "proper." Also, it was the paparazzi that killed Diana.
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  32. Wasn't much better in the past.
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  33.  @MWxCxltures  She can.
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  34. Would love a place like this to escape to from time to time.
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  35. cough circumcisions cough
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  36.  @skepticabdellah4905  All holy texts are fairy tales.
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  37. President.exe has stopped working
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  38. You want the government to regulate where people can live?
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  39. That's not a universal interpretation. Wars have been fought.
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  40. WHERE'S THE MONEY LEBOWSKI?!
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