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* [[Discworld]]: Unseen University's elderly wizard Windle Poons apparently used to have one. By ''[[Discworld/Hogfather|Hogfather]]'' it was used to give [[Magitek|HEX]] verbal commands. |
* [[Discworld]]: Unseen University's elderly wizard Windle Poons apparently used to have one. By ''[[Discworld/Hogfather|Hogfather]]'' it was used to give [[Magitek|HEX]] verbal commands. |
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* In ''[[The Adventure Game]]'', one of the Argonds had an ear trumpet that was completely useless; his hearing only improved when he wore his spectacles. |
* In ''[[The Adventure Game]]'', one of the Argonds had an ear trumpet that was completely useless; his hearing only improved when he wore his spectacles. |
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* Appeared in the ''[[Dragnet]]'' TV series as Joe Friday and his partner attempt to question a hard-of-hearing witness. |
* Appeared in the ''[[Dragnet]]'' TV series as Joe Friday and his partner attempt to question a hard-of-hearing witness. |
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{{quote|What's that you say, sonny? I can't hear you! }} |
{{quote|What's that you say, sonny? I can't hear you! }} |
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* Several in ''[[The Benny Hill Show]]''. In the sketch "Benny Kelly, Son Of Ned Kelly" he pours some alcohol into someone's ear horn and the fluid comes out the man's mouth. |
* Several in ''[[The Benny Hill Show]]''. In the sketch "Benny Kelly, Son Of Ned Kelly" he pours some alcohol into someone's ear horn and the fluid comes out the man's mouth. |
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== [[Video Games]] == |
== [[Video Games]] == |
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