12 NOON -- In case you ever wonder what public relations calls sound like to a journalist on deadline, you should listen to the Web animation put together by Austin-based BlabberMouth Public Relations to celebrate the firm's third year in business.
And I should note one more thing. The cleverly-named firm's Web addresss is www.blabbermouthpr.com. If you leave off the "pr" you get a cleverly-named chat room portal with "Free Adult Web Cams." Such typing mistakes can also be distracting on deadline.
Consider yourself warned.
— Phil Harvey, Free Adult News Editor, Light Reading
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