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:shock: *shivers up and down my spine* ahem. anyway, back to the topic... these deaf wannabes are sandbagging losers who just don't want to take any responsibility for their actions which consequently give a bad rep to other responsible deaf people. they are unfair and opportunistic SOBs...

stabbed in the ear with a q-tip by a spiteful nanny. i wish i was kidding. :(

Heehee. Ditto. I was afraid I might have tinnitus(sp?). Right now, I'm hearing Gregorian monks' rendition of "Tears in Heaven" at the back of my head. This is not fun to "mentally" listen to at 2:00 in the morning! :crazy:

Hmm, this is very interesting... I'm like Xero in that I also grew up in the "hearing world." Thing is, I never even left it so deciding whether to listen or not listen to music has never been an issue. It's all about, "what's your favorite band? singer? genre?" etc. Btw, do some deaf...

Thanks, kuifje75. :D I'm not Russian. You're one continent off.

Er, to be honest, I have issues with this "slogan." But that's a whole other debate. Anyway, if I was hearing, I wouldn't be as tired, depressed and frustrated as I am right now. Chronic overcompensation can do that to you.

gracias, fly free. i like your avatar. it relaxes me. :)

people who hawk slimy gravity-defying loogies. as if we don't have enough scum on the sidewalks. geez. :ugh:

Kindred soul! :cool: Neil Gaiman is my most favorite author. Ever. I consider his Sandman series one of the most intelligent comic series out there. In fact, it's, kind of, my "bible." Have you read his other books such as Stardust, Smoke and Mirrors, and American Gods? C. Palahniuk is...

oh my! i just saw those unique heels in a commercial. would love them since i'm only 5'1. -_-;

hello! i'm new here and i don't know what the "ask me" business is all about but, um, ask away! heehee. anyway, the first one to catch the reference between my username and the title of this thread gets a hug from me. :ily: