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Excerpt 7.5'St(ing Vest'
Following the discussion of an unrelated topic, KP initiates a topic change at line 1.
KP: Eeh we had a laugh last night (0.5) we had a=we had a:: (. ) a new bloke
come in (. ) a new bloke come in last night (1) initiation (0.5) and he he's
retired he's like (2) 1 don't know he must be (1) six- seventy=getting' on for
seventy
PN: Yeah
(1)
KP: And e:: r (1) he's only about My heigýhht but he's got a bit=bit of a (. ) he's got
a tub on him like >you know what I mean< (0.5) so like on an initiation (. ) >1
mean I won't tell you what we do but< (1) you have to undo your shi: rt (1.5)
anyway he [come's in
PN: [Does it involve a (solder)
(0.5)
KP: He comes in=
PN: =haha
KP: He's got this 1 said there's one thing=l said he'll not make< (. ) bleedin' masters chair
him ha[ha
PN: [Hahahahaha[ha
KP: [I said he'll be lucky if he makes bleedinjunior
deac[on
PN: [hahahaha (0.5) hahahaha
As far as recipient responses to mobilised affected selves, there seems
to be a normative obligation - once an affected self is heard to have been
mobilised - to allow or even prompt the said speaker to temporarily
expressively 'flood out'. The conversational art here seems not to be to 'look
on' at the outflowing (as one might if some person in a public place were to 205