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I don't like it... I like me tea plain and simple, not sweet and with nothing added to it.

:werd: I'm so tired of seeing all these people getting divorced... it ISN'T always the answer, working THROUGH your problems will make you closer.

I wasn't saying it was AS addictive as nicotine or morphine, but I was saying that it is a drug which has addictive properties and can potentially be dangerous if taken in large amounts.

Caffeine is a real drug and it's really addictive just like morphine, nicotine, etc... it's highly addictive, and can even be dangerous... I'm actually getting over a big caffeine addiction; it's not fun, I was drinking 6-7 energy drinks a day, and 2-3 cups of tea... I've had a splitting...

I don't see why this debate continues... no one group is smarter than another. They may be in theory, but all humans are humans and as long as the brain is in normal working condition we all have the same potential, the problem is how much we limit ourselves (circumstance has alot to do with...

In the time I've been around here I've seen many students sign up on All Deaf to ask questions and for help. I've also noticed in real life that many people I meet who sign are hearing students. I was wondering how this makes you (the deaf) feel, do you mind how many people are always asking...

Hello... my name is Mr. Right, it looks as if you've found me... but I have bad news, I'm already taken! :giggle:

It's not that I'm indecisive... I never CRAVE any certain type of food, so when people ask me what I want to eat I honestly don't "want" anything in particular! I just want food so I can keep living ;)

I have to agree that people can make one bitter, I've had to fight that tendency. But I think that the "red plastic bat" is a great solution to many of life's problems! You should start a self-help website with the red plastic bat being the focus of attention.

Well I can do the alphabet very fast, in about 5-6 seconds. Spelling words is harder. I know there are ways of "combining" handshapes to save time while spelling, but I'm wondering if there are another tricks to clarity and speed.

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^ I sit corrected then! This is a very interesting subject though... can you point me in the direction of some more material on it?

I agree with the second post. For SOME people it doesn't matter, I know people with as much as a (I'm not even kidding) 50 year difference! I know another couple with a 25 year difference, and one with a 16 year difference... but of course that might now work for everybody.

Or maybe how well one does at receiving? Being as the mind of such a person may work, on the visual end of the scale, better than most people? Just a thought, I don't really know what I'm talking about ;)

You both make a good point, I've noticed a lot of bickering and fighting that goes on, and some people on this forum would most likely vote on a post not based on it's quality, but rather on whether they like the person posting or not, it wouldn't be very fair!

I would have to agree with Interpretrator and sr171soars. Education is not an indicator of intelligence, in fact I've found many highly educated people become closed-minded and- in turn- stuck in their own beliefs, sticking their noses in the air, unable to admit a fallacy in their own...

OK, I've seen this on other websites, though not on a forum, I like the idea though. Here's how it works: you have a '-' and a '+' symbol on each persons individual post, when a post is good you hit + when it's bad you hit - if a post gets enough - hits it will be "buried" and you wont be able...

^ that's awesome! I wish we had a way of rating each individual post because I'd give yours 5 stars! :h5:

I didn't see it but some friends of mine new some people who were on the show.

I'm not taking sides here. I think whether deaf or hearing, each have their own share of stupid/intelligent people. Maybe the reason you don't see deaf people on any of these shows lies in the fact that there are far more hearing than there are deaf, thus the chances of a deaf instance to be...