Subject: Re: Nosebleed seats!
From: Jessica
To: VOCALIST <vocalist>
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Nosebleed seats mean very high up seats (meaning the worst seats) I suppose
the term nosebleed comes from the fact that if you go high up in the air,
sometimes one can get a nosebleed from the altitude.

Best,
Jessica


on 1/24/00 3:31 AM, Julian Lovegrove at julianlovegrove-at-hotmail.com wrote:

> I've seen mention several times of 'Nosebleed' seats. For us Brits, could
> you please clarify - does this mean front row seats? I wonder where the term
> originated?
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> Julian Lovegrove (Tenor)