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Deaf/HOH thinking styles I was reading about Albert Einstein and read that he thought like a deaf person. I thought that was very interesting, because I didn't think visual thinking would be good for math. Although, giving it some thought, math seems to be much more visual than I thought it...

I learned that the statue of liberty was originally a lighthouse.

I learned the meaning of the word bespoke.

Have you tried going to a dental school? It's a lot cheaper.

What would you have done if you found it?

My sister had that done to both of her big toes, but I don't think my situation is bad enough to go through that. :Ohno:

I googled that. :eek3: Another good reason not to wear high heeled shoes. I made the mistake of following an online video which just made the situation worse. What I found out from a podiatrist is that I should soak my feet several times a day and put a bit of cotton underneath the part that is...

7 years ago. I was looking for a job.

To not try to fix ingrown toenails on my own. :Oops:

I'll try using it for practice. I'm not sure where to put this, but I was wondering if the signs from this video are still accurate? Lon Chaney Jr: You Asked For It (1951) - YouTube The signs are love, hate and fear.

What does it mean?

@WildlifeEarth87 Could you give me your Google+ account name?

I just thought it'd be fun, that's all. :Oops:

I don't think I'd be able fingerspell it without losing track of where I am within the word. Right now, I can only fingerspell 1 to 5 letter words and very slowly.

It's just so you know that the words delicate and to atone are separate. I didn't know how else to do that. Perhaps a comma might work "Above beauty delicate, to atone educable"?

I'm trying to find away to sign a word, but all I've got is the literal meaning and I can't make sense of it. Anyone willing to give it a try? The literal meaning is "Above beauty delicate to-atone educable".

I'd be interested in chatting with you.

Gesture was the word I meant, but I couldn't remember it at the moment. Thanks for the book suggestion.

I was thinking more along the lines of saying embarrassing words rather than complete grammatical sentences. I think you'd have to be pretty lucky to accidentally say a real sentence in a language you don't know.

I lose things in my pockets all the time.