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Lol why the hell would you even live there?

Racism. Represents the south in the fight to keep slaves.

Keep it in the circus.

I actually breed dogs and have my animal rehabilitation license along with a few others, and that dog wasn't hunting anything. There was something else going on that is not in this video.

Camping is exciting!

I don't know... It just looked off. That dog didn't look aggressive at all. Then bam out of nowhere for no reason? Eh. Something was going on. I like how the mom just booked it and left her child there at the end lol.

Southern Calif. Really close to CSDR

^ what he said

That looked fishy to me...

It's better to take it in and have it actually done professionally. The cans that you do it with yourself is not as good as how they do it in a shop, and you don't have to deal with it yourself :P

Welcome :) I live right outside LA. :D

Welcome :D If you like ASL and you have not taken a class yet, you will probably love it even more when you get into one.

I was hoping to be like Bébian who was so good at sign, the deaf students he taught didn't know he was actually hearing. :D

It is pretty lame, but I guess that is natural selection. I wonder if it was something so simple? Horrible parents are always blaming something else. She might have done other horrible things. The police only have her word.

I just feel like I am not learning what I am supposed to. I am learning sign, but not the right context. Being in "ASL" classes I guess I should be learning asl is all. My convert from English to asl sucks because of it I'm sure lol. Sent from my SCH-I545 using AllDeaf App mobile app

Welcome :) live in socal myself. The area is really cool for the Deaf community (probably because I live so close to CSDR). Sent from my SCH-I545 using AllDeaf App mobile app

I am in ASL 3 now. When I took 1, my teacher taught us in ASL. SEE and talking were not allowed. My teacher was hearing. When I got to 2 and now 3, my teacher is actually deaf and teaches in SEE. I find this odd. Anyone have any insight?

Love this view point. I myself am nervous to approach deaf people and sign. I used to be terrified lol. I guess it is just because I am not fluent. As I progress it gets easier. I think the best thing I did to fix this was going to a deaf event with an interpreter friend of mine at a club. I was...

I have seen the electronic captioning devices being used in a row right in front of me in my local theater. They are pretty awesome actually. And yeah, it might sound sad to say that the deaf and hearing don't have much in common, but for the most part, it is true. We experience the world in...

Not true