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    Quote Originally Posted by TerpZone View Post
    I always front and say the same thing. But when it came down to, and I had to put serious thought, I would take my sight any day. With sight over sound, you can still function every day. And you can watch tv and movies, and player poker and video games, and EAT WITHOUT HELP. Think about how much more difficult blindness would be over deafness.
    The thing you have to consider though for the question is whether the ailment begins to afflict you from birth or if it's something that suddenly happens to you at some point in your life. If it's the latter, I think I could handle not being able to see, although I wouldn't like it. I'd be used enough to my surroundings that I think I'd be able to function without seeing. And they have service dogs and guide dogs too which are helpful to people with these handicaps (trust me I've had a service dog though I just use a wheelchair). But either way, whenever I became deaf, I still couldn't imagine never hearing the music of the Beatles or other bands I love, or never hearing my family tell me they love me. I know there are other ways to express it, but being able to hear it is priceless.

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    Lilred doesn't know about being blind,but I lost hearing in one ear when I was 17, the other is headed that way.IT SUUCKS! I would not want to be blind, but a constant ringing is what happens in my left ear and sometimes my right.Its hard to understand folks unless your looking at them,in restraunts it really blws as all the sounds blend together.
    As bad as its been,I could not imagine not being able to see.My grandaughter, oh she is si precious,I would not pick either and crossing my fingers one day technology will be able to fix my hearing.It really blows.

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    Quote Originally Posted by taylovesthebeatles View Post
    The thing you have to consider though for the question is whether the ailment begins to afflict you from birth or if it's something that suddenly happens to you at some point in your life. If it's the latter, I think I could handle not being able to see, although I wouldn't like it. I'd be used enough to my surroundings that I think I'd be able to function without seeing. And they have service dogs and guide dogs too which are helpful to people with these handicaps (trust me I've had a service dog though I just use a wheelchair). But either way, whenever I became deaf, I still couldn't imagine never hearing the music of the Beatles or other bands I love, or never hearing my family tell me they love me. I know there are other ways to express it, but being able to hear it is priceless.

    I love you Tay, very very very much with sugar on it and everything nice.

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    Back on topic



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    NO MEAT MONDAYS





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    "And im pretty good at makin paper planes"

    Lol @ the everyday normal guy song. Awesomer


    Now comes the time where you all get to mock me...

    This song cheers me up (Im doing a good cover of it tho)


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    It's OK I Guess

    My advice to you is not wear an apron today.

    Leave your fly open and walk to the store.

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    THIS IS THE BEST LINK EVER.........................


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    Quote Originally Posted by eejit101 View Post
    THIS IS THE BEST LINK EVER.........................





    What is this dribble?

    Eejit you are too happy to care about proper posting here?

    I envy you. woof

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    Quote Originally Posted by freeringo View Post
    NO MEAT MONDAYS




    I was at this concert a week before at Citi Field.

    I win.

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