Radio for the deaf? We already have that, it’s called an “internet.”
Radio for the dead? Why, would that be those classic “metabolically-impaired” Chicago Democratic voters?
As a side note, the “hearing-impaired lobby” is an interesting if very small phenomenon – I did a very short term studying and interpreting back in college (I’ve forgotten everything, pretty much).
That’s kind of a pitifully obvious attempt to get some good victimy deaf people in their tent or even just pretend they’re in their tent so that when people want to make NPR get off the government tit they can mewl about how teh deaf people depend on their services. Pathetic.
Pitch. Get it?
Wait, what?
Closed-captioned for the vitality-impaired.
Dan, was there supposed to be a link in there, somewhere?
Thanks, Slart. Hazards of posting from “work.” I’m sometimes “working.”
We hear ‘ya.
So, radio with closed-captions on a screen?
TV?
Oh, and I forgot.
“Your tax dollars at work.”
Hi-fi for caskets.
A whole new market.
Hey, they’re just making sure they reach their core audience.
Radio for the deaf? We already have that, it’s called an “internet.”
Radio for the dead? Why, would that be those classic “metabolically-impaired” Chicago Democratic voters?
As a side note, the “hearing-impaired lobby” is an interesting if very small phenomenon – I did a very short term studying and interpreting back in college (I’ve forgotten everything, pretty much).
Do they patch through a Ouija Board or a Crystal Ball?
I believe that’s called “Air America.”
Shoes for Industry?
…would that be those classic “metabolically-impaired†Chicago Democratic voters?
That’s “Decomposition-inconvenienced”, potty mouth.
They going to have that on car radios?
Ender is on NPR now?
That’s kind of a pitifully obvious attempt to get some good victimy deaf people in their tent or even just pretend they’re in their tent so that when people want to make NPR get off the government tit they can mewl about how teh deaf people depend on their services. Pathetic.