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There will always be morons ready to make you look like a freak. Since you can't really control other people's behaviors, it's best to just ignore them and move on. If they do the whole staring thing, shoot them a look, ask them if they have a question, or just stop what you're doing and freeze...

It's a question of intent. There's a difference between plugging up your ears to make fun of deaf/hh people and plugging up your ears to try to understand what it's like to have hearing loss.

Cause the whole world has one uniform opinion. :whistle:

:werd: Always better to have too many security measures than not enough. This coming from someone who has missed their bus stop many a time. :)

Is it just me or is December 2008 to June 2010 a huge period of time? :confused:

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":eek: How did you know that was your sign name? Who told you?"

":giggle: Nice. You just called yourself a dickwad." :whistle:

Can someone post a transcript? :ty:

Classic. :roll: Kids ask questions cause they're curious. Then the parents always have to come and ruin it by instructing them to ignore anyone who isn't totally within the bounds of "normalcy."

Maybe just me but that was probably more due to the school setting than their deaf/hohness. What school isn't cliquey?

"Fuck" is usually the first word out of my mouth. :cool2:

I definitely wouldn't advise any queer kid to come out to their knowingly homophobic parents while the kid still completely emotionally and financially dependent on them. Bad move.

Nope. But I've had them offer me a ride several times. :cool2:

Kind of like how "I'm not racist, but..." is almost always followed by a racist comment. :hmm:

Anyone who finds this thread interesting should check out the book Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks.

1. Unconstitutional. 2. Further reveals the racist motives behind these set of laws.

They don't want to put up with racist crap. Can't blame them.

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:eek: $568 for 3mph over the limit? That sucks.