Voice Post

[c9]

Ha! That auto-transcription isn't perfect of course, but it's reasonable. Corrections:

“Inspired by Jadie Hornerjdhorner -- Hi Josh -- I just wanted to say hello to everybody & try out this voice posting thing, now that there is a Canada Telphone number. Strangely, the Canada Telphone number is not Toronto, it's actually several km's away in, sort of N S Ontario. I just wanna complain about the heat cos ["cos" ? I can take the 'N' for Northern, but that's a bit much. --Cam] it's really hot & sticky & smoggy & muggy & all those words here in Toronto. And the love of my life is trapped on the 401 because of a huge accident. Those of you who like traffic maps, visit-- just Google, 401 traffic or Toronto traffic, & you can see all the red lines that he's enjoying. I'm just sitting here eating pickles & cheese. And this is my 1st phone post ever, & it's uhh kind of anticlimactic. Yeah, so that works.”

Comments

[trevorizing.livejournal.com]

In transcription, it's actually desired that the "uhms and uhhs" be left out of the transcription. At least where I work, that's denoted with a double-dash. Long pauses actually aren't notated. But I put "cos" as, "'cause." just FYI. :)