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Cellar Scribblings
CellarDweller:
--- Quote from: Jeff Wrangler on December 29, 2007, 04:11:12 pm ---Hunh? Why did he turn his bad ear toward you to hear you better? Why didn't he turn his good ear toward you to hear you better? ???
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--- Quote from: garycottle on December 29, 2007, 04:38:12 pm ---This is a good question. I always turn my good ear toward someone talking to me.
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I know, and I never understood it myself. I know he wasn't totally deaf, so I think he had a "use it or lose it" mentality, and felt like he should "force" it to work, as if that was even possible.
jstephens9:
--- Quote from: garycottle on December 29, 2007, 03:35:52 pm ---Sorry if my statement seemed a bit sharp. I just wanted to warn everyone that this thing is most likely a big waste of money. But I agree with you Chuck, trying to sell it as an eavesdropping device is really cheesy. Not only are they ripping people off, but they're appealing to base instincts while doing it.
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It wasn't sharp at all Gary. Actually the way they start out they make it seem a good way for someone to hear things who has problems hearing. My father does have problems hearing out of one ear so I never really thought anything about it until I saw the ad. In the ad they start out that way, but then they move on to show how you can hear other people's conversations. They even seem to make that look innocent.
dejavu:
Since most of my Bettermost friends make their way here, I'm borrowing your blog space again, Chuck. :laugh:
Happy New Year
To All!
jstephens9:
Hey Debbie!!!! And a very Happy New Year to you too. Yes, Chuck's place is quite popular so everyone will see it I think. Everyone likes to drop in to see his outfits ;D Oh, and thanks for the great Christmas card.
Brokeback_Dev:
Howdy Chuckie and all who visits.
I think Ill also take the opportunity to wish everyone a
Happy New Year!!!
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