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e
ear
piercing
This is where the teams change songs by substituting different words,
but this subtle modification can only be detected thanks to the keen sense of
hearing possessed by humans. Early man believed he could improve his hearing by
piercing the ear lobe to hang a weight thereby opening the auricular tube. This
is where the practice of wearing earrings came from when a tribal chief would
require his entire colony to have their ears pierced by a sharp point
sterilised in a flame. Now I know what you are thinking teams, who could
possibly convince several hundred people that they’ld be better off
having red hot needles stuck in their ear? At the piano we have
Colin Sell.
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