20 Dec 2025 11:29 am
Zeets2 » 20 Dec 2025, 11:18 am » wrote: ↑ You guys are both idiots!
How is it that you see the need for a sign language provider when virtually every TV set made in the last 10 years has made captions and subtitles available with the push of a button on your remote, and usually they're offered in many different languages?
Or maybe the problem is that your TV is as old as the 25 year old piece of **** VW you've got sitting in your yard?
Frankly, watching some idiot wave their hands around continually while you're trying to watch a news conference is very distracting.
trumps a **** egotistical useful idiot and right on cue … you come up with a lame *** excuse for tRumpy
do you ever try to read the subtitles?
they are a joke
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