CI--Deaf or Hearing?

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jillio said:
I just couldn't see where the comment regarding meningitis would come from. No one has even mentioned it.:laugh2: He might as well have said, "I like pie.":laugh2:
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I like apple pie with vanilla ice cream
 
jillio said:
I just couldn't see where the comment regarding meningitis would come from. No one has even mentioned it.:laugh2: He might as well have said, "I like pie.":laugh2:
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Note the bold portion above. No sense in "backpedaling" it's "all there in black and white for everyone to see".
 
Jiro said:
I like apple pie with vanilla ice cream
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I like cherry pie with vanilla ice cream. I like cheddar cheese with my apple pie!

I ate a piece of cherry pie on July 23rd, 2011.
 
CSign said:
Note the bold portion above. No sense in "backpedaling" it's "all there in black and white for everyone to see".
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Get over yourself and your immature ramblings, SEEsign.:laugh2:
 
oh my.... shit just got nastier.....
 
Bottesini said:
I really only like blackberry cobbler, but my tetanus shot is up to date.
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:laugh2: I like blackberry cobbler with cream, but I don't think my tentanus is up to date. Guess I'd better be careful.
 
Jiro said:
so after reading bunch of threads... what is your conclusion you have reached - Is the term "Deaf Militant" negative or positive?
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I know you are directing this to CSign but I want to answer that question. It is just a smear that the hearing people put on the Deaf people because they don't want to lose their power over the Deaf people and especially the Deaf education. I don't care if they call me Deaf Militant as long as we gain our rights in education, job, and family.
 
Buffalo said:
I know you are directing this to CSign but I want to answer that question. It is just a smear that the hearing people put on the Deaf people because they don't want to lose their power over the Deaf people and especially the Deaf education. I don't care if they call me Deaf Militant as long as we gain our rights in education, job, and family.
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That is the conclusion that the Deaf have reached. I think it is the hearing that disagree.:lol:
 
AlleyCat said:
Can I ask, what is it that you would have done differently?
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CSign said:
Can I ask- why would I respond to any more questions about my personal life when I'll just be labeled an Audist? It doesn't matter what I write- a select few will take it, twist it, stomp on it, eat it, then spew the hatred, nastiness and venom on to me. It seems I cannot write much about this subject without people reading into what isn't there.

Last time someone seemed sincere, I gave a genuine response. To which people took that and ran with it, throwing me in the Audism corner.

No thank you. I have no interest at this point in engaging in further conversation about my choices because no matter what I say, it will be misinterpreted to suit the needs of those who like to think that all (but one) hearing people are Audist.
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Oh, okay. I was asking out of genuine curiosity. Sorry.
 
jillio said:
One of the most predominant is how accepted behaviors that differ from hearing society are necessary for the Deaf/deaf. Such as touching to get someone's attention. The hearing have very strict boundaries regarding touching. It is necessary, however, if you are Deaf/deaf. Another is the lack of willingness in the hearing society to actually accommodate the Deaf/deaf, even though the hearing society is responsible for the creation of those social barriers. Many talk about having empathy or understanding, but few demonstrate in in real life.
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Actually, they make us learn to speak so we can accommodate them. Irony, isn't??
 
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