*** <demilo> has joined 460.83.702.93 <demilo> this computer is really old <demilo> it doesn't even have anything i can plug a tablet into <demilo>why did they even give me this thing?
>>CLACKERS has posted an AUDIO MESSAGE. If you wish to listen, type LISTEN01.
[ The message begins abruptly - something sharp smacking down on the mouthpiece of the headset, and then rubbing briefly. Whatever it is pulls away to leave a moment of dead air as Joseph assesses the thing to assure that it's recording. ]
... all right, there we go. [ Said quietly, under breath, because he's still not entirely sure how to work this thing. Distant, but a little louder; ] Well! Colour me interested. I do have my workaround, though this thing is still a little... difficult, I suppose, to work. It's just fun to rile that sort up.
[ Queue another few minutes of clumsy pawing, plastic impact, and fur rubbing on the mouthpiece of the recording device as he tries to push the stop button, before it actually ends. ]
>>CLACKERS has posted an AUDIO MESSAGE. If you wish to listen, type LISTEN02.
[ You might want to hold the headset away from your ear while he smacks at his own with the brunt of his paw. A moment of silence, a sharp inhale, and then - ]
In the sense that I could have just turned this thing on and spoken directly at him, yes. It did work him into quite the lather, though.
I don't suppose that it could hurt to learn! What is this trick that you have?
well idk if id say i have one big trick but i dont have arms at all so i have a lot of practice typing in other ways
i can teach you how to type with your feet if they arent paws too or i do this thing where i type with a pencil in my mouth and tap the keys like that. thats what im doing right now or we could work together on your paws if you want and figure out a trick to typing with them too
i went to a school for kids with disabilities for a long time and theres pretty much always some kind of workaround if you cant do things the way everyone else does the trick is just figuring out how to go about it
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Date: 2015-11-12 08:04 pm (UTC)[ The message begins abruptly - something sharp smacking down on the mouthpiece of the headset, and then rubbing briefly. Whatever it is pulls away to leave a moment of dead air as Joseph assesses the thing to assure that it's recording. ]
... all right, there we go. [ Said quietly, under breath, because he's still not entirely sure how to work this thing. Distant, but a little louder; ] Well! Colour me interested. I do have my workaround, though this thing is still a little... difficult, I suppose, to work. It's just fun to rile that sort up.
[ Queue another few minutes of clumsy pawing, plastic impact, and fur rubbing on the mouthpiece of the recording device as he tries to push the stop button, before it actually ends. ]
<demilo> oh shit i missed this, sorry!
Date: 2015-11-29 09:12 am (UTC)i can still show you a thing or to about typing without hands tho if you want. im pretty fast at it.
<clackers> its cool!!!
Date: 2015-12-01 04:29 am (UTC)[ You might want to hold the headset away from your ear while he smacks at his own with the brunt of his paw. A moment of silence, a sharp inhale, and then - ]
In the sense that I could have just turned this thing on and spoken directly at him, yes. It did work him into quite the lather, though.
I don't suppose that it could hurt to learn! What is this trick that you have?
<demilo>
Date: 2015-12-01 05:02 am (UTC)i can teach you how to type with your feet if they arent paws too
or i do this thing where i type with a pencil in my mouth and tap the keys like that. thats what im doing right now
or we could work together on your paws if you want and figure out a trick to typing with them too
i went to a school for kids with disabilities for a long time and theres pretty much always some kind of workaround if you cant do things the way everyone else does
the trick is just figuring out how to go about it