It must get tiring!

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I recall an old joke where a foreman was trying to impress a lady with his signing skills on a job site. He waved his arms to a distant worker, and when he got his attention, the foreman pointed to his eye, then to his knee, then back to the guy. The person responded by making masturbatory gestures. Furious, the foreman walked over to the guy and yelled, "What in hell were you doing? I was telling you that I needed you!" The guy replied, "Yeah, I know! I was telling you that I'm coming!" :giggle:
 
That is expensive. I would imaigne that's it's not comfy for you with that MS. 500 dollars is all I''ll pay for my mountain bike. My dad thinks there's no place to ride it but I've done research on trails and I have access to backroads and I know where i can take it for easy mountain biking. I will need to watch blood sugars and stuff though.

We have a bike trail that goes from one end of the state to the other.
 
What if a child is deaf and dyslexia wouldn't ASL been hard to use? I am dyslexia
and had wonder if I was caught ASL if it would been for people to know what I was signing.

No, dyslexia shouldn't affect the signing ability.
 
We have a bike trail that goes from one end of the state to the other.

Cool. I found several easy mountian bike trails and some hard ones near me but nothing in between easy and hard near me.
 
Same as how my breakfast runs away from me. I need to teach it to be breakslow.
 
Sometimes, they think they can fly through the glass.

Yes. We had a bird or two kamikaze themselves on the windows at our beach house. Then we bought some decals that are nearly transparent to humans, but visible to birds, to put on the windows.

No dead birds since then. These decals really work well; we've seen birds start flying toward the windows and then suddenly bank and fly away the other direction.
 
Yes. We had a bird or two kamikaze themselves on the windows at our beach house. Then we bought some decals that are nearly transparent to humans, but visible to birds, to put on the windows.

No dead birds since then. These decals really work well; we've seen birds start flying toward the windows and then suddenly bank and fly away the other direction.

Yeah, I've seen those. My mom's house had one whole side of glass, and the birds were always committing suicide.
 
Yes. We had a bird or two kamikaze themselves on the windows at our beach house. Then we bought some decals that are nearly transparent to humans, but visible to birds, to put on the windows.

No dead birds since then. These decals really work well; we've seen birds start flying toward the windows and then suddenly bank and fly away the other direction.

I could use those. Where did you find them?
 
Sad thing. The bird population has enough problems dealing with the feral cat population in the U.S. I was determined that my house was not going to be an instrument of death to them if I could possibly prevent it.

Alleycat, give me a minute and I'll look it up.
 
You know, I had chickpeas the other night. The funny thing is, the chicks didn't look like chicks.
 
Sad thing. The bird population has enough problems dealing with the feral cat population in the U.S. I was determined that my house was not going to be an instrument of death to them if I could possibly prevent it.

Alleycat, give me a minute and I'll look it up.

Yep. My mom's house was outside town, and the feral cats were horrible. People would just drop whole litters along the side of the road. There were times, between the windows and the cats, that her yard looked like a bird cemetary. My dad would have to go out and make sure they were all disposed of because when my son saw them, he got terribly upset.
 
You know, I had chickpeas the other night. The funny thing is, the chicks didn't look like chicks.

:laugh2: You are on a roll!

I like butterscotch topping on my ice cream, but I can never find it at the liquor store.
 
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