What the heck is a Retroencabulator?

Monday, November 17 2008

I leave for Jordan this Saturday and as I seek to improve my communication cross culturally, I need to remember to keep my message simple. I am primarily talking to people whose 2nd or 3rd language is English so I need to use less complex words and speak clearly. Pray for me beginning this Saturday (22nd of November) through Wednesday the 26th that I would be clear in my message and focus so I don’t sound like this guy:

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2 Responses to “ What the heck is a Retroencabulator? ”

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Keith says:
November 17th, 2008 at 1:11 pm
I think the video is hilarious. I’ve used it before to show how NOT to speak as a technologist!
Mel Proctor says:
November 29th, 2008 at 2:25 am
This is a hilarious video–i do hope you didn’t sound like that when you were speaking!! =)

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