Am I the only one,.....?
Bob_Luken
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Am I the only one who get's distracted by the deaf interpreters? Especially lately, we've seen so many Governors and Mayors and Doctors telling us important stuff at press conferences, but I can't stop watching the deaf interpreters. I can't help but focus on them, using their whole upper body plus exaggerated facial expressions, even though I understand none of what they are "saying". Maybe by the time this pandemic is over we will all have learned sign language.
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Even more distracting,........
Depends on how cute they are. I've found the majority aren't even Fairbanks cute so I don't pay a lot of attention to them. If there's an interpreter, odds are whatever is being said is not something I'm real intetested in anyway...
I've always wondered why they make facial expressions.
Trapped in the People's Communist Republic of Massachusetts.
That’s what happens when you flunk outta mime school.
Surprised face, sad face, oh no - stuck in an invisible box.
A friend of mine does that. Saw her in a video of the governor's press conference. She looked like she hadn't slept in three days lol
I trie d doing a steaming church service lady Sunday. The facial expressions of the translate were so distracting to hat I have no idea what the service was about.
At any given time the urge to sing "In The Jungle" is just a whim away... A whim away... A whim away...
I don't get it. Let's say that you are on the throne in the gentleman's reading room, when you are dismayed to discover that you have insufficient paper wherewith to complete the necessary documentation. Hence you sign out: "There is no toilet paper". What good does that do?...
Who the hell can hear you?
I am, however, intrigued to discover that the sign for "toilet" is la figa. Is that sort of thing what passes for onomatopoeia in ASL? What, then, would be the sign for urinal? Enquiring minds want to know.
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