Full Version: Recital: "entrance Free With Retiring Collection"
what is a retiring collection, and where do i find one so i can gain my free entrance?
That reminds me of that dreadful joke about 'Free Nelson Mandela!'...
haha - but seriously, i have no idea what this means ;-)
(as you might guess, i don't attend many recitals.)
(as you might guess, i don't attend many recitals.)
QUOTE(river @ May 28 2009, 04:11 PM) 
haha - but seriously, i have no idea what this means ;-)
(as you might guess, i don't attend many recitals.)
LOL! It means you put money in the bowl on your way out! How much - or how little - is up to you.
QUOTE(river @ May 28 2009, 04:11 PM)
haha - but seriously, i have no idea what this means ;-)
(as you might guess, i don't attend many recitals.)
(as you might guess, i don't attend many recitals.)
Are you sure you're not pulling our legs? It means that, instead of buying a ticket before the concert, there will be a collection on the way out of the venue at the end of the recital.
i see - and no, i'm not pulling your leg, i promise. i think i'm just a bit young to see "retiring" and think "oh, they mean leaving!" (i did wonder if there would be a charity collection to support old people, but that seemed unlikely.)
QUOTE(river @ May 28 2009, 04:23 PM)
i see - and no, i'm not pulling your leg, i promise. i think i'm just a bit young to see "retiring" and think "oh, they mean leaving!" (i did wonder if there would be a charity collection to support old people, but that seemed unlikely.)
I can assure you I'm quite a long way off retirement myself!
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