As we approach the 4th argument of the manager (organized by the Student Association Verbat'em), the MA is in turmoil, and Anthony and myself: we are registered as litigants and enter the arena for the first round Wednesday, April 21. Our topic: "The size is a factor of success ? "And litigate the FOR. Antoine and I are writing a show featuring a scholarly unstoppable dose of puns and references too culturelles.Pour the early rounds, it goes in the" smaller "lecture halls. But it is already impressive.
We lose the game against a showman who gave much more in form than in substance. But the owl system repechage of the best losers opens the doors of second round! Monday, April 26, new topic, new style: "Greece in Brussels sprouts, is it bad for health?" and litigate against. Antoine has devised a one-man show filled by me a few subtleties, which earned him acclaim from the public without equal.
The road continues to the quarter-finals which are ... two days later. I note that the subjects are given 24 hours in advance, as saying that these days were intense! This time it's "freestyle" not for or against, and the topic is "Tomorrow, I stop." We construct a fine resolution analysis on the one hand and procrastination on the other hand, a fact illustrated by shaving half of the face of Anthony, who returns on stage.
I'm worried at the time of results, but again, the test is transformed for the couple Bouderlefranc that benefits a few deserved days of rest before the semi-final (and possibly final, which takes place the same day). We are working actively on it: "The most beautiful dresses are they tissue of lies?", For which we must once again plead AGAINST. We also prepare and rehearse the subject of the grand finale "Eloquence, put an accent grave to give better voice "(for). But the qualification will be difficult: our opponent is none other than the great Mestari Jaafar, a speaker re-dou-table. every time I go on stage to place our argument. before 300 people of the great amphi ITC.
I put my best dress for the occasion, shorter on stage because "the dress of a woman is like an argument it must be long enough to cover the subject and short enough to be followed "
we fall with honor and will celebrate this great adventure in a good restaurant, exhausted.
We lose the game against a showman who gave much more in form than in substance. But the owl system repechage of the best losers opens the doors of second round! Monday, April 26, new topic, new style: "Greece in Brussels sprouts, is it bad for health?" and litigate against. Antoine has devised a one-man show filled by me a few subtleties, which earned him acclaim from the public without equal.
The road continues to the quarter-finals which are ... two days later. I note that the subjects are given 24 hours in advance, as saying that these days were intense! This time it's "freestyle" not for or against, and the topic is "Tomorrow, I stop." We construct a fine resolution analysis on the one hand and procrastination on the other hand, a fact illustrated by shaving half of the face of Anthony, who returns on stage.
I'm worried at the time of results, but again, the test is transformed for the couple Bouderlefranc that benefits a few deserved days of rest before the semi-final (and possibly final, which takes place the same day). We are working actively on it: "The most beautiful dresses are they tissue of lies?", For which we must once again plead AGAINST. We also prepare and rehearse the subject of the grand finale "Eloquence, put an accent grave to give better voice "(for). But the qualification will be difficult: our opponent is none other than the great Mestari Jaafar, a speaker re-dou-table. every time I go on stage to place our argument. before 300 people of the great amphi ITC.
I put my best dress for the occasion, shorter on stage because "the dress of a woman is like an argument it must be long enough to cover the subject and short enough to be followed "
we fall with honor and will celebrate this great adventure in a good restaurant, exhausted.
A big thank you to Verbat'em, and of course my dear husband co-auteur/co-plaideur!
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