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When I'm signing with someone and people are staring, I'll look at the staring people and sign with a smile "Hi! How are you?". Most of the time, they stop staring. :D

That is why I try to answer politely - even if I'm really ticked off. I don't want my attitude to worsen somebody's sterotypical view of somebody else.

I hate when people knock and I can't answer back. A perk to having no voice... nobody has heard my bathroom singing, no matter how poorly my memory of the word or how enthusiastically I sing it. :P

I can hear, but I can't speak. Just about everyone I encounter in public assumes I'm deaf. Usually, not much comes from that aside from many people mouthing words at me instead of using their voice. (I still don't understand why people do that. ) Quite a few act rediculous about the entire...

I hope no one minds if I ask a relavent curious question... For those who's inner narrative dialogue is ASL, is it by sight or by feel in your head? I'm curious because I've had thoughts in ASL since I began learning it - curious to compare. ...and remembering dreams isn't weird. My first...

A habit I so desperately wish I could get in to.

When someone's voice mail isn't set up, the usually get something along the lines of "The person you are trying to call has a voice mail box that isn't set up and is unable to receive messages. Goodbye." I think it varies slightly by carrier, but all basically the same.

The guy was in there, and the bears didn't care! :shock: I camp in the car. Well, this will probably be my next nightmare! Note to self: stay far away from wherever bears live!

The popped mouse was hysterical, as was the tractor. :'D

Careful. I've had 2 idiots take my phone to read it closer, and drop my really expensive smartphone. Thankfully, only to a counter and didn't break it. I also had one decide to pick up start exploring my unlocked device when I was getting my money out. I only use it for that in a pinch now...

I'm chuckling at my imagination picturing Flash, the super hero, showing up to tell me I have new e-mail.

Android no longer has flash.

My friend ended up getting the Pebble watch. That thing is HUGE!!! Pebble? No, call it Boulder! I told her to be careful when she talks, she might knock somebody out! Might as well just put a watch band on the phone directly! I don't have to ask her the time, I'll just read her watch from here...

Embrace is the one my friend showed me. It's interesting, I'll give it that much.

There are flashing vibrating bracelets. One of my friends showed me a link (I don't still have it) and it looked useful.

Absolutely nothing wrong with it. FYI, some people dont have pockets.

That's what's important. :) Whatever works for you.

I suspect that an app using the flasher in an older version vs the flasher built in to 4.1.2+ will use more battery power.

I dont think they have. My Note 2 still has that option, and I still use the color LEDS. The flasher, however, is an additional option they added. When I was trying out the flasher, I didn't notice any real battery difference. I'd have to have it on for a few days to really be sure though...

4.1.2 Jelly Bean