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"stupidest" is not a word.....so i would think twice before calling someone else the "stupidest"

I've always seen desire how Alex stated. However I've seen people use hunger when they want sex etc. It gives more emphasis. you not only want it. You hunger for it. I think most people can tell the difference lol

i see most people do the sign for "rock" or "stone" knuckles of one hand striking the knuckles of the other hand.

its not an ASL "problem". english has the largest vocabulary of any language on earth, mostly because we steal many words from other languages. if ASL lacked a vocabulary, you would be limited in the way you could express things. If you are having a problem expressing something in ASL, its...

i work at a school for the deaf. I was working one night at a football game. A friend of mine introduced me to this girl who was trying to recruit people for a silent breakfast she was setting up. I agreed to go, then later backed out when i learned she wouldn't be there heh. I talked to her...

ive done that, when you get so engrossed in something, such as signing, it carries over into your dreams. In high school i was into martial arts, and im still fascinated with german language and culture, and want to learn it. one week for some reason i was thinking about them both alot, and had...

im no way an expert on ASL grammar, if you would like my opinion on how i would sign that conversation, here it is...if not...ignore this post :o) M: Me know you how? J: Don't know. Your name what? instead of signing "what" here, i would simply ask their name with a puzzled expression...

every Deaf person who said that better not be accepting SSI, or throw an ADA law at anyone thier entire life. You can't have it both ways, pick a side.

im not attacking you personally, or speaking of you in a negative way here....but you are certainly "less capable" than a sighted-hearing person. thats not to say you can't function. Im "less capable" than a professional basketball player, or an astronaut, or someone with a teaching degree...

i have actually done that, as a joke only. i know its mean but oh well haha. i work at a deaf school, and we had a new guy come to work, didn't know any sign. he needed a sign name, his initials being J.C. this got my evil mind working so i told him his sign name would be "J" over his left...

its not like the deaf police are going to show up and bust you. the "rules" aren't rules so much as "taboo". that was more of a "burn" than a sign name, if i read it right. the guy isn't going to go around and proudly display his new sign name, its more a name for you and your buddy to use...

i agree, but you shoulda done it in sign :giggle:

i believe the sign for probation, is the same as "warning". tapping back of your opposite hand. there really isn't any tricks, that i know of anyway, for helping in this situation, other than working on your spelling. If i were in your situation, i would either a)suffer till i got better, or...

im athiest im pro-choice im also republican, *gasp* they DO exist. i also believe is small goverment i believe we have a right to have guns i believe in state's rights and i will definately NOT be voting for Hilary Clinton. Im all for a woman president, but not her. Regardless of the...

my advice, would be to stop fingerspelling so much. your english vocabulary means very little in ASL. Same with your english vocab means little if you were speaking german. sign what the word means, not the word itself. Also, if your unsure of how to spell a word, spell it phonetically...

the cards are simply a picture of something glued/taped/whatever to a card, similar to say, mathematical flash cards, only it may have a picture of a car on it. You show the student the card with a picture of something, to associate the word/sign/whatever etc. in this case, you would be using...

after some more struggling today, i finally got it working. i dunno why, but i needed to do a hard reboot on the back of the router, after i did that, the VP worked, but my comp internet didn't....grrrr... so i struggled some more, did another hard reboot, redid username and password, looked...

i understand, and agree completely bout the need and importance for interpreters.

i have DSL, same modem that they gave me the first time. Its not "new" service, so to speak, its the same company, service was just restored, and issued a new username. does the router just "go bad", was working fine when i turned it off. plot thicken...thanks for the help guys

perhaps my tone was wrong, and i apologize. i didn't mean it to sound like i was saying "oh sorry you didnt hear that, too bad", i dont just leave my friends hanging when they didn't understand something or whatever. Point is to force the other people to communicate with your deaf friend...