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<blockquote data-quote="Reshmi85" data-source="post: 4708841" data-attributes="member: 204724"><p>The way Sirasa & the judges laugh at people who can't sing is so pathetic... But on one hand I feel that it is needed... Our country is full of worlds firsts, worlds highests and world biggest people and things... and their is another lot who glorify them without any doubt.. and feel proud too.</p><p>I think SIRASA is showing us all that no matter how big our heads are we are not as big as we think. And they highlight the importance of learning and practice. I think in the long run they help greatly the Sri Lankan Music Field</p><p>My only worry is that how can we face our friends abroad if they see these innocent fools who think way bigger than themselves and show it in public too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Reshmi85, post: 4708841, member: 204724"] The way Sirasa & the judges laugh at people who can't sing is so pathetic... But on one hand I feel that it is needed... Our country is full of worlds firsts, worlds highests and world biggest people and things... and their is another lot who glorify them without any doubt.. and feel proud too. I think SIRASA is showing us all that no matter how big our heads are we are not as big as we think. And they highlight the importance of learning and practice. I think in the long run they help greatly the Sri Lankan Music Field My only worry is that how can we face our friends abroad if they see these innocent fools who think way bigger than themselves and show it in public too. [/QUOTE]
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