Seriously, though, Susan’s speech was largely influenced by my readings on deaf culture from Lifeprint.com and a couple conversations I had with a friend. It’s common in deaf culture not to view the condition as a disability. The sign for “disability” is actually the letters “D-A,” rather than the signs “not” + “able.” In a way, Susan formed her own perspective based on my research.
Don’t worry about catching the lifestuffs, either. I catch ’em from time to time too. In fact, keeping the comics flowing, even when you’re away, is an important part of my lifestuffs! 😉
Love it.
Sorry for not checking in, Jackson. I caught the lifestuffs and had to deal with that.
In the meantime, interesting way to put tha…wait…you didn’t get this speech from “the game” did you?
I just lost the Game.
Seriously, though, Susan’s speech was largely influenced by my readings on deaf culture from Lifeprint.com and a couple conversations I had with a friend. It’s common in deaf culture not to view the condition as a disability. The sign for “disability” is actually the letters “D-A,” rather than the signs “not” + “able.” In a way, Susan formed her own perspective based on my research.
Don’t worry about catching the lifestuffs, either. I catch ’em from time to time too. In fact, keeping the comics flowing, even when you’re away, is an important part of my lifestuffs! 😉