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Where I live some fish is dirt cheap (next to the great lakes.) Actually we have a restaurant called Our Place that will charge you a small fee to cook a fish (or deer meat) that you catch or hunt yourself. It's pretty awesome actually.

Yah, it's pretty bad on the other side of the lake too.

I make it a point to personally thank all youtubers for captioning their videos both in the comments and in the discussion section of their page. I think there are a lot of people who just don't take it into consideration because CC aren't a part of their everyday life. Youtubers can't meet us...

I don't think it has so much to do with the HOH individual themselves so much as the people they surround themselves with. I was HOH for a few years before my hearing finally went away completely and during that time I noticed that some people would refuse to meet me halfway. Others had no...

Hope it works out for you. Good luck. I'm on the hunt for a better living situation myself. I'm sort of becoming re-independent, and have to get another apartment.

I know, I'm just trying to be funny. I am actually one of the crazies who has donated to Wikipedia.

Their coffee would be a lot cheaper if they made it themselves. Would be about 25 cents instead of 3 dollars.

"That’s right, the price of a cup of coffee is all we need." - -Wikipedia can buy their own coffee. I only use their website.

:cold: Shoveled the entire driveway(a long, country driveway), while everyone else sat inside sipping hot cocoa. The perks of being the unemployed adult of the house just get better and better. It was like 18-19(F) degrees. Hopefully I don't get sick before surgery.:eek:

I don't know. It just seems like if you are in a room with free toilet paper why not grab some and blow your nose. I don't want to look at peoples nose nuggets while I'm doing my business.:barf:

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that they are a bad institution or anything (U of M, that is). As I understand it Menier's is not really a curable situation. But I have a lot of . . . frustration at the fact that they have only done two procedures with any intention of improving my...

This made my day! :rofl:

Yah, I cant stand that. Every month I travel four hours to the hospital for surgery/checkup or whatever and stop at the same gas station halfway there. Boogers for days on the wall.

Menier's got me at an early age. And then came around and took the rest of my hearing later. Gotta love Menier's.

I'm glad to see that someone can relate to me. Kind of just brightens my day a little. Yah, there are a lot of intolerant (well, maybe impatient is a better word) people where I live. Pen and paper has been my go to form of communication for the last three months but people pretty much refuse to...

OK, cool. I'm glad to get some feedback. Of course everyone in my family has their opinions, but it is kind of hard for them to understand my situation.

Glad to know I didn't come off as a bummer. (even though I kind of am these days.) Thanks for the warm welcome everyone.:ty: I'm actually trying to decide if I want to learn asl or not at the moment. It would be a good idea if I lived in a city or whatever but in the small town I live in it...

This is kind of a depressing introduction and not how I would like my first impression to be, so my apologies. :Oops:

I am 23 from Michigan. Around three or four years old I started suffering from menier's, although it wasn't diagnosed untill much later. My attacks went away by six years old but I had pretty bad hearing loss causing me to develop an accent (which did not serve me well through school.) About 4...