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We've had a ton of fun and garnered a mountain of feedback while compiling the best buyer's guide for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing here at The Caption Hunt! Read on below and check out the most recent Caption Call - our review of the commercials and advertisements featured inside of the first week of SPIKE's "The Ultimate Fighter: Heavyweights!"
We were horrified to see the final numbers of commercials and advertisements that were closed captioned in this program. It's never been more clear to us just how important the mission is here at The 2GuysTalking Caption Hunt Project. Read on below for the details and - prepare - it is ugly. Be sure to read our weekly review of this same show over at SavageScience.Com as well and remember to tell us which companies YOU see that are offering up closed captioning in their advertisements - AND those that aren't.
-- The Ultimate Fighter has Kimbo promoting it - but has NO CLOSED CAPTIONS
-- Hey guess what, Dana White? Your final UFC 103 ad - has NO CLOSED CAPTIONS!
-- It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ad has closed captions! Great work! http://bit.ly/I2g5a
-- Lou Fusz Chrysler- Jeep - How about driving DEAF/Hard of Hearing Traffic to your business with closed captions?
-- Dave and Busters - is BUSTED AGAIN! Where are your captions for your exciting ads, D&B?
-- Tapout provides an advertisement in which no closed captioning is necessary http://www.tapout.com
-- Burger King: how about another juvenile and idiotic commercial during The Ultimate Figh-- Oh wait, here's another with no closed captions :(
-- Hey Corona! How about taking the time to close caption those ads already? The Deaf/Hard of Hearing drink beer too!
Labels: spike, spike mixed martial arts, spike mma, The Ultimate Fighter, TUF
It was about half this size when I got it and had a card attached with it that said, "You sir, are an oak." Alas, all my intentions and shopping prowess were for naught - why? They wouldn't allow me to "take it inside the hospital." That's right. The guards stopped me at the reception desk and said I couldn't take it into the hospital. Are you kidding me with this? Since then, I've nursed this plant from "down-to-one-leaf" after leaving it in my car for almost 2 weeks, and it's grown to grand health and I'd like to keep it but - I've no idea what it is.
Ah, not only would I come home with crunchy bounty for tomorrow's pre-work crunchfest, I'd come home with MORE of it for a mere $.13 extra! Momma would surely be happy and thank me for my thrifty purchase (and visit for late nite "needs"). What a DEAL! Thanks Kello--.
And so the afternoon's watery duty begins anew. Brief is my triumphant reclamation of my driveway, because as I pack up each evening to pick up my wife from work - sure enough. There is a new series of nuts and even the smallest house-music playing from the trees above. It's coming from the leafy rooftop penthouses made of woodbark, leaves, branches and the growing bounty of nuts - that literally say "nuts to me" every two years.
I've had a great time writing for ScreenRant.Com, and recently I've completed the first of many "2GuysTalking ScreenRant Style" Edition Podcasts. This first one takes you on an audio adventure asking YOU and your friends, "Blu-Ray: Is It Time to Make the Jump?" It's the first of many great "2GuysTalking: ScreenRant Style" Episodes and I hope YOU will chime in and tell me what YOU think!
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"Blu-Ray: Is It Time to Make the Jump?"
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