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alrighty.... vp-100, using an SR-200 router. when my VP was originally installed, the installer had to have my internet username and password. I have DSL. I remember this distinctly because i spent alot of time looking for it with him sitting here waiting. everything working fine....i...

thanks for the reply. ive played with the E62 in the store...i really love the look and function...however there is one huge drawback that im not sure i can overcome...the long load time between applications. i may be exagerating it in my mind, but it seems like it took forever to switch...

you wouldn't be a jerk for saying that. how does he communicate with hearing people when your not around? or noone else is there to terp for him? your not his crutch i used to be like you...eager, motivated....ready and willing to do it all to get my skill up. looking back it wasn't a wate...

he was doing it to mess with me. happens to hearing people all the time, till they catch on and get a clue.

i dropped my internet connection for a bit...and recently had it reconnected. all the hardware was left intact, just the service was interrupted. when service restored, they gave me a new username. This screwed up my router. i know router username and internet usename need to match, so i went...

short answer...no. long answer...thats exactly what they want. they would be using relay service quit a bit, raking in money for it. my girlfriend is deaf, she was able to get a vp, but i was not. If you wanna get back at em tho, use a 3rd party relay service, i know of one thats deaf...

well, i can tell ya mine :) been thinking bout blackjack too 1 Big qwerty keyboard, easy to type on 2 Monthly service price (need basic voice lowest possible, and preferably unlimited text, unlimited web/email 3 Instant Messaging (AIM) 4 Coverage / reliable phone and data service...

this may sound shitty, and i myself have a problem with this....but you should tell your friend if he wants to communicate with the hearing people, he needs to do it himself, not through you. thats not to say, you just leave him hanging and let him figure it out for himself, but i have no doubt...

its basically a no win situation for you. I live my life straddling the mix company of deaf and hearing, and it always ends in hurt feelings somewhere. your there to socialize, not to interpret. wether you want to interpret or not, its up to you. filtering information tho is not your job, as...

i would sign it "me join" with a question expression on your face.

to answer your question.... you're perfectly fine using a book, while signs do change over time, old signs are not outright omitted...that is there is no notification sent out to every singer saying "this is the new sign for this". and the entire language will not change anytime soon...

lemme clear something up.... that video clip is from a comedy central show called "the man show". the whole point of the show is self-indulgence for men. before every commercial break they show women jumping on trampolines. the hosts sit in a recliner and drink beer throughout the show, and...

my mom was a career waitress, so i make sure to tip well. but i understand the arguement on both side, for people who dont believe in tipping. the worker gets paid an hourly rate, if its not enjough they should find another job...but if they did that then we wouldn't have any waiters/waitresses...

friend of mine forewarded me this link.....when i first saw this video i sat there with my jaw open, as did my friend. the video isn't captioned, so non-signers might be a bit lost, but the video is VERY visual, so you will still be kept up on whats happening. if you can hear and...

i have a friend who has "deaf culture" fingerspelled on his shoulder. i have a question since we are on the subject here....im a hearie person, who is dating a deaf girl, i work at a school for the deaf, 95% of my friends are deaf or interpreters, so i sign more than i speak it seems...

ima hearie, and one sterotype i see that hasn't been mentioned, is people say deaf people don't tip well. stereotypes in general are bogus, but they are a part of society, so all we can do is try not to stereotype others.

this thread makes me giggle. i guess its not hard to believe jesus was asexual, when you believe he was concieved without sexual interaction. thats one huge giant chasm of faith you gotta jump over there.

ive pretended to be deaf several times. sometimes when i would go out with my deaf friend to a bar or club, and we'd meet girls, they would focus on me and completely leave him out of the conversation. nevermind the fact that they can write back and forth. so it got to the point where i would be...

i think he just worded his post poorly. he sounds similar to me, my friends are deaf. when i am out socializing with them, hearing voices of people talking to me messes with my head. When im in "sign mode" things are different in the way i percieve them, so when i hear a voice, it kinda...

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