Paula Cox is at it again, this time "How to Flirt using BSL":
VideoJug: How To Flirt Using British Sign Language
As a friend said, it looks like she wants to be a children's television presenter. Imagine if some random hearie approached you in the pub, pulling such exaggerated facial expressions. Perhaps the video should be called, "How to turn someone off".
Anyhow, 10p to a Deafie to use a phone? Since when did the phone have a minicom, and secondly, I've never seen a minicom call or interpreter come so cheap. 10p terps, please show me where!
Comments (7)
its now 20p for the hearies though!
Posted by Fintan | May 3, 2007 3:46 PM
Deafies, cost must be at least £200 plus travel. :)
Posted by Alison | May 3, 2007 3:51 PM
Best chat up line I ever heard was " do you want to go halves with the baby"
Cheesy I know :-)
Posted by Fintan | May 3, 2007 4:39 PM
Well it's fun to see BSL with translations. But surely, this isn't a *serious* presentation?! I hope not! "Three months to live..." must be a parody...
Posted by Anonymous | May 3, 2007 7:28 PM
Alison you wrote "As a friend said, it looks like she wants to be a children's television presenter"
Not surprising really as she works with children.
Her own website http://www.sunnysigners.co.uk
Sunny Signers baby signing classes and workshops are based on the SIGN with your BABY programme
Posted by Fintan | May 3, 2007 10:08 PM
Ah! Thanks.
How you supposed to read this anyhow?
http://www.sunnysigners.co.uk/Testimonials.htm
Posted by Alison | May 3, 2007 10:13 PM
Well ok you got me! It wasn't supposed to be serious! In fact I was fed the lines and asked to sign them. i did explain that it wasn't going to work in the Deaf community, but that wasn't the purpose of the video. Really it showed the differences between the languages and how the 2 don't translate. Sorry if any offence was caused.
Paula
Posted by Paula Cox | January 31, 2008 8:40 PM