You do make a good point. We all know John M. does all of twist way to humor the action. I am glad you pointed out two areas that we need to be careful with the concept in Deaf world.
Good observations. I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that noticed these things. In addition, he reserved a babysitter and then the pizza man arrived? It left me to think he was ordering pizza for his family and the sitter but he left??
Interesting! I’m starting to see a trend in thinking among young Deaf people. Tar made a comment similar to Eric Babb, who himself took the information indirectly from a story posted by Carrie Gellibrand at RidorLIVE, who herself admitted that she took it (stole, more like it after her admission in the comment box) from a guy she knew (name unmentioned). I’d love to meet that person! I’m sure he would have a lot to say about that if he ever blogs/vlogs!
Fascinating! If we see that kind of real connection happening, then maybe it’s just really a form of “community consciousness” shared by individuals who sign and experience daily interactions with us Hearing people? Do you think it is starting to become widespread now? I think it’s a good approach.
(I do sign, by the way. I understand you completely and yes, I read Deafread).
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Good entry.
Eric said the same thing a while ago. See one of his video clip at http://ericbabb.blogspot.com/2007/04/how-deaf-people-should-approach-hearing.html. He’s been away for a while. I wondered what happened to him.
Keep vlogging, Tar.
Correction: the correct link is
http://ericbabb.blogspot.com/2007/04/how-deaf-people-should-approach-hearing.html
You do make a good point. We all know John M. does all of twist way to humor the action. I am glad you pointed out two areas that we need to be careful with the concept in Deaf world.
Good observations. I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that noticed these things. In addition, he reserved a babysitter and then the pizza man arrived? It left me to think he was ordering pizza for his family and the sitter but he left??
Interesting! I’m starting to see a trend in thinking among young Deaf people. Tar made a comment similar to Eric Babb, who himself took the information indirectly from a story posted by Carrie Gellibrand at RidorLIVE, who herself admitted that she took it (stole, more like it after her admission in the comment box) from a guy she knew (name unmentioned). I’d love to meet that person! I’m sure he would have a lot to say about that if he ever blogs/vlogs!
Fascinating! If we see that kind of real connection happening, then maybe it’s just really a form of “community consciousness” shared by individuals who sign and experience daily interactions with us Hearing people? Do you think it is starting to become widespread now? I think it’s a good approach.
(I do sign, by the way. I understand you completely and yes, I read Deafread).
-JoJo
Good stuff, very nicely done.
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