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009 You Found My Weakness... It's Small Knives!
I obsess about things – guilty as charged. If you've ever seen my room, I’m always juggling a few projects... and some of them have been going for quite some time. As you also probably know, I ask a lot of questions; well, there's been one question sort of bugging me.
What were the first people thinking when they clap? Now I know what you're thinking: "Peter, shut up and go to bed." But really!
Who thought to stand there and smack their hands together to create noise to cheer for someone or something?
Anyone know if it even started out as cheering?
What were the first people thinking when they clap? Now I know what you're thinking: "Peter, shut up and go to bed." But really!
Who thought to stand there and smack their hands together to create noise to cheer for someone or something?
Anyone know if it even started out as cheering?
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Is that good enough for you?
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/threadjacks
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Although, we're never too sure what might cause a person to just do it!
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Whatever the case, it is a very interesting question.
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I try. :)
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I'm not sure yawning could have been used as a signal though. It is an involuntary action, isn't it?
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