I agree it could be good. Maybe from a soceological perspective 

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> On Feb 23, 2014, at 9:10 PM, Nick Cocchiarella <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> What up all ye blind bastards,
> 
> As you may (or may not) know, I'm one of the ops writers for TommieMedia, the 
> on-campus news organization where I attend college. Ever since before I got 
> the job, I've been playing with the idea of writing about how pictures seems 
> to be almost a pivotal part of casual conversation. I had decided, a little 
> earlier this semester, to drop the idea, because I really didn't want to be 
> the blind person whining about how his life really sucks because of pictures.
> 
> However, something happened today - a mere three hours before my job meeting, 
> might I add - that brought the idea to the forefront of my mind once again. I 
> was sitting in my roommate's bedroom with my roommate himself, his girlfriend 
> and a few of his guy friends. Seemingly without preamble, they started 
> hysterically laughing because of something that turned out to be on Josh's 
> phone. I felt really stupid because, for the umpteenth time in my life, I 
> felt inclined to ask what the joke was, and I felt really stupid doing so 
> because they really couldn't describe it.
> 
> Now, after spending half of the job meeting talking about story ideas in 
> groups, I feel like at least pitching the idea out there... but I really 
> don't know how to do that. I want to do it in such a way where I'm observing 
> this phenomenon from possibly a blind person's point of view, but I don't 
> want to be a whiner.
> 
> After that kind of pointless rant, I ask you this. Do you observe the same 
> thing, particularly on the social scene? Do you think there's an angle from 
> which I can do this while sounding, well... with it? Is this even a good idea 
> to begin with?
> 
> Oh yeah, I'm not asking you to like, write the story for me or anything. Just 
> in case you get confused by what I'm trying to ask. I'm just bouncing the 
> idea off of people who are, by in large, in a similar sort of situation.
> 
> Thanksages,
> Your dictator
> 
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