He thought i was deaf.

When being deaf is the least of your problems, you know you're really f*cked up.

A trailer in sign language for deaf, hard of hearing and of course hearing people too!

As the title suggests...

I was asked to choose a favorite poem.

"You Have to be Deaf to Understand" was written by Willard J. Madsen, associate professor at Gallaudet College and a graduate of the Kansas School for the   more...Deaf. Written in 1971, the poem first appeared in the Dee Cee Eyes and has since been reprinted in publications all over the country. It has received worldwide attention and has been translated into seven different languages.

What is it like to "hear" a hand?
You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to be a small child,
In a school, in a room void of sound-
With a teacher who talks and talks and talks;
And then when she does come around to you,
She expects you to know what she's said?

You have to be deaf to understand.

Or the teacher thinks that to make you smart,
You must first learn how to talk with your voice;
So mumbo-jumbo with hands on your face
For hours and hours without patience or end,
Until out comes a faint resembling sound?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to be curious,
To thirst for knowledge you can call your own,
With an inner desire that's set on fire-
And you ask a brother, sister, or friend
Who looks in answer and says, "Never mind"?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What it is like in a corner to stand,
Though there's nothing you've done really wrong,
Other than try to make use of your hands
To a silent peer to communicate
A thought that comes to your mind all at once?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to be shouted at
When one thinks that will help you to hear;
Or misunderstand the words of a friend
Who is trying to make a joke clear,
And you don't get the point because he's failed?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to be laughed in the face
When you try to repeat what is said;
Just to make sure that you've understood,
And you find that the words were misread-
And you want to cry out, "Please help me, friend"?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to have to depend
Upon one who can hear to phone a friend;
Or place a call to a business firm
And be forced to share what's personal, and,
Then find that your message wasn't made clear?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to be deaf and alone
In the company of those who can hear-
And you only guess as you go along,
For no one's there with a helping hand,
As you try to keep up with words and song?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like on the road of life
To meet with a stranger who opens his mouth-
And speaks out a line at a rapid pace;
And you can't understand the look in his face
Because it is new and you're lost in the race?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to comprehend
Some nimble fingers that paint the scene,
And make you smile and feel serene
With the "spoken word" of the moving hand
that makes you part of the world at large?

You have to be deaf to understand.

What is it like to "hear" a hand?
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Why is everything funnier in slow-motion? And what was his friend going to do up there, catch it?

Eddie here and today Kira and Cliff tried to explain to my deaf girlfriend Brooke the history of music. Cliff yelled at her as usual.
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Eddie

I've been chatting with this really cute chick fan online for a while and I finally worked out an in person meeting.

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eddie

This guy is soooo funny... My aunt Kristi is deaf and she laughed so hard at this guy, just wanted to share the experience!!!!!!

You heard that right. Google it and do the research yourself. Use earplugs while riding.

Lady MJ warrior interview raising awareness for Disabled and Deaf artists with Dirty Little Funkers

Story about The Deaf Giantess into small village and she found beautiful man. I made fantasy animation with American Sign Language. I wish you understand ASL. Enjoy!!!
She say: The story of the beautiful   more...Deaf Giantess, long ago, she traveled through this land stomping through with her massive feet, she then came upon a tiny village with many people. The tiny people gaze up at this massive woman and scatter away, she keeps moving foward paying no attention to the little ants below, she takes one step into their miniture village and stepped upon an old man, he lies flat beneath her sole. She continues to walk through this odd little village, then she notices a tiny man a mountain who has been captured, she kneels before him, he trembles in fear, then she gently caresses his tiny chest with her finger, the man is please, she then sets him free and takes him with her on her journey. The man looks up at the giant beuty and says "you saved me! i have fallen in love with you!" the giantess looks down and says "i am flattered, you're a very handsome little man" they stood in silence for a breif moment, then the man takes a deep breath and asks "may i please kiss you?" she smiles and says yes. well for that you can just say "she allows the man to give him a kiss, then quickly swallows him whole, bye bye little man, it was nice to meet you"
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The giantess step on me get flat.

A poignant tale of love and compassion unfolds as author Myron Uhlberg recalls his invaluable experiences as the fully hearing child of deaf parents.

With a signing interpreter, author Myron Uhlberg reads a touching excerpt from HANDS OF MY FATHER, about other family members' unique means of coping with his deaf parents.

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this is my super sound system running at 1/4 of the max power

A rather stupid 5th TLTH trailer with a small dog toy who gets blown away (literally) by the sound system.

Sharky the shark puppet walks into a TLTH-certified cinema, and things don't go too well for him...

Nothing special about this video, but wait until Tex the Robot kicks the THX logo...

This video is part of a fundraising effort to pay for a deafblind intervener for Lauren Daley.

(Do not view this video if you have epilepsy or heart problems) When I was bored, I thought about re-making an old THX Parody I did back in 2006! After that, there's the original video. The jackasses   more...at THX removed the original video when it was first put on the internet -_- (Shame the high-quality function isn't working...)  less

It would be kinda fun to go somewhere in public and act like someone totally different just to see how someone reacts. Unless they cave your head in. Not so fun then.

CJ's Artistic Side