Author Topic: A Short Speech.  (Read 2764 times)

Pearls Before Swine still rocks the paper. :3

I can't tell if he's trolling or not.

That is exactly the question I keep asking myself.

If you are trolling then "ololololz ur funy".

If not, then I would say that this speech is downright garbage. It sounds more like randomly goofing off while on the stage than an actual speech.

What you need is a strong beginning. Cut the bullstuff of "Hello there!" just start the speech with something memorable.
It also seems like that while making that speech, you don't care whether or not your audience pays attention. Ask rhetoric questions that should make them interested in what you say.

You should also organize your points, preferably to neat little three part lists, as those are really catchy. Remember, three's a magical number. If you are planning to make a very strong point, don't be afraid to use repetition. Alliterating words can surely make a lasting impression on your audience, if used correctly.

By the ending, you should probably sum up your points, and also give away one last impulse that makes the whole speech memorable. Remember, your audience can not leave unsatisfied or if they do, you'll never get to be the president.

If you incorporate a few of these ideas into your speech and also cut the hate-talk, you'll actually stand a chance. And that's what you want, don't you?

Everybody listen to Barnabas because he speaks more than one language and is from a country where rednecks don't procreate.



If you are trolling then "ololololz ur funy".

If not, then I would say that this speech is downright garbage. It sounds more like randomly goofing off while on the stage than an actual speech.

What you need is a strong beginning. Cut the bullstuff of "Hello there!" just start the speech with something memorable.
It also seems like that while making that speech, you don't care whether or not your audience pays attention. Ask rhetoric questions that should make them interested in what you say.

You should also organize your points, preferably to neat little three part lists, as those are really catchy. Remember, three's a magical number. If you are planning to make a very strong point, don't be afraid to use repetition. Alliterating words can surely make a lasting impression on your audience, if used correctly.

By the ending, you should probably sum up your points, and also give away one last impulse that makes the whole speech memorable. Remember, your audience can not leave unsatisfied or if they do, you'll never get to be the president.

If you incorporate a few of these ideas into your speech and also cut the hate-talk, you'll actually stand a chance. And that's what you want, don't you?
I noticed some of these flaws while reviewing it the night before the speech, I didn't have the time to fix them.

I will keep your post in mind while I work on my upcoming speech.

Just few things that occurred to me.
When you perform the speech, don't read it out. Sure you can a piece of paper to have your thoughts put on, but the only part "scripted" there should be the end and the beginning. For the rest, just jot down the points you want to make.

While speaking, you should be loud and clear, but don't be monotone. Alter your voice when it's necessary. A good posture is important too, stand straight and don't fidget with your hair, your watch, your ear, or whatever. Try using gestures, or if you think it does not work, then hold a pen, or that piece of paper that I've mentioned earlier.

Lastly, have fun and good luck!

I have some bad news; The Garfield Fan Club is no more. The creator of the GFC was recently sued, and he doesn't have enough spare cash to maintain the GFC. I hope to join an organization like this again, some day.