Re: The Braille Superstore
Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:53 am
I see what they did there...
...even if Lilly couldn't.
YEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
...even if Lilly couldn't.
YEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
The Who finally being worn down?Bara wrote:Why do I hear a loud, "Yeeeeeaaaaargh" in my head reading the posts in this thread.
Because Howard Dean is lodged in your ear canal. You might want to get that looked at.Bara wrote:Why do I hear a loud, "Yeeeeeaaaaargh" in my head reading the posts in this thread.
Flying Gypsies wrote:Here's the article if anyone was interested
One day I will invent a braille speedometer.To logic 101: it is no where near as bad as the option to take your driver's liscense test in braille offered in CA.
Woah, woah. My license is up for renewal in a couple months. I shall go ask about this to see if it's true.To logic 101: it is no where near as bad as the option to take your driver's liscense test in braille offered in CA.
Or, you know, they could have a sense of humour.Shades of Grey wrote:The ad was probably intended for facilities like hospitals and treatment centers that actually need to stock braille books. That or it was meant for family members of the blind person.
It's not as crazy as you might think.Caesius wrote:Wait, new idea.
Braille touch screen!
Oh yeah, I'm gonna make it big.
yeah, but, come on, that was just poor taste. saying "things which you've never seen before" about products for blind people is just mean.cpl_crud wrote:Or, you know, they could have a sense of humour.Shades of Grey wrote:The ad was probably intended for facilities like hospitals and treatment centers that actually need to stock braille books. That or it was meant for family members of the blind person.
It's not totally impossible.