But it's not just the folks at these town halls who have learned how to heckle.

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He did get one thing right, though: Technology now offers even distant viewers the ability to heckle in real time.

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After the disgrace of Kiawah Island in 1991, when an over-enthusiastic American crowd sought to heckle Europe out of contention, dignity has been more or less restored.

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It includes transportation and a tailgate buffet with a DJ and unlimited refreshments, plus a seat in right field chosen as the ideal spot to heckle former Phillies player Jayson Werth.

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Mr Trimble waved to the women now singing "David, David, he's our man", said little of note to the cameras and ducked it before the no brigade could really get a chance to heckle.

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Netflix users will now be able to browse the entire catalog instead of simply loading their queue, and Microsoft has also gotten its Party Watch system in order, so you'll be able to heckle videos with your online friends.

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You know, as Michel said, you know, Medea Benjamin from Code Pink is very well known to, you know, heckle political administration officials, so anybody who gave Medea Benjamin a ticket knew full well what they were getting.

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He set to work, confident, funny, and instantly got heckled, a heckle that was followed by a collective audience intake of breath, for the heckler was Daniel Kitson, a rather shy, whimsical young comedian from Yorkshire who looks like a beardy cross between a fisherman and a geography teacher.

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