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I do. And it says "Inbread banjo picking Rider fans" because we're Rider fans, and the Winnipeg Blue Bomber Kicker called us Inbread Banjo pickers. So we embrace it. Sadly. :giggle:

I'm paitent. I know how much work it is to learn another language and they're making an attempt, which is the big issue, not how well they do it.

One of me at our Legislative building with an MLA. I was spearheading a project there. The whole fam-damily. Just me.

This may take a while. Canada BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, NWT, Yukon. USA ND, SD, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Virginia, District of Columbia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Illinois, California, Maine...

No. I know it sounds horrible, but it gives me a real advantage. I went to worlds in debate and the only accomdation they made for me was that the other teams were forced to face me when we debated so if they spoke with a heavy accent I could read lips.

You can also switch in the sign for stupid. :lol:

I wear aids so I have some hearing, but when I play sports, I take them out because a) it's either a water sport b) I can't fit them under my helmet I was catching and our best pitcher, who is also deaf, was having an off day. So I called a timeout and went to the mound and I was PISSED...

I moved out when I was 14. Yes, fourteen. My parents kept guardienship for when I returned home, but for most of the time I lived with my coach to train. Thing was, she was much stricter than my parents were. I was only 2 hours away from home, but I still "moved out" at 14.

:lol::lol: Okay, so I KNOW ASL. :laugh2:

Hey all My name is Janessa and I'm from Saskatchewan. I'm HOH (lost 100% of my hearing in my right ear when I was 9 aftering contracting "swimmer's ear" that never got diagnosed and then lost over 50% of my hear in my left ear from another swimming accident.) though I wear aids most of the...