18 Jun 09 07:20, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> RW>> I've seen it all, just in bits and pieces.

 RW>> RN> But not all the way through at one sitting?  Seeing SWAYR that
 RW>> way
 RW>> RN> would have ruined it for you, I think.

 RW>> Actually, watching a movie with no dialogue and very little action
 RW>> is kinda boring for me. My mind wonders off to other things and I
 RW>> miss the movie anyway.

 TW> yuo can say that again. I am looseing my Hearing and am not inclined
 TW> to get ba hearing aid as I concider the Wrold FAR to noisy and am
 TW> enjoying the bits of silence.

LOL! Not laughing at you, but thinking of my great-grandfather turning off
his hearing aid when my g-grandmother was giving him hell. He'd turn it
down or off and would ask; what was that, dear? When she repeated he'd
reply to her as if she was talking about something else. It was hilarious
to watch.  You have my symphathy.

 TW> Regular movies are boring if you cannot folow the dialog.

My friend Andrew's grand-father was deaf in both ears and no amount of
hearing aid helped him. He'd watch TV with the words passing across the
screen, out of sync with the picture. I have tinitus and so, the volume
must be up a bit when I watch, which kind of puts a kink in any
conversation during the movie.

 TW> But the action films still are very enjoyable.

yeup...

                R\%/itt

Joy lives in the fight, in the attempt, in the suffering involved, not in
the victory itself.

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