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Chris_Xavier said:
Ack.. Sorry Etoile.. I missed that. I do like it. On your thigh is it?
Hee, it does kind of look like that in the picture! But no, it's on my upper right arm. That's my shoulder in the picture. I was tired of having monochrome tattoos that nobody could see when I was dressed (upper thigh and middle back) so I got a color one where I could just lift up my shirt sleeve or even go sleeveless and everybody could see it!
 
Etoile said:
It's sign language for "I Love You" :heart:
In which sign language? I learned ASL as a kid (because of a family member), and that's not the way we were taught. It was three separate words/signs.

MIS - Sounds like you're more adventurous than I. ;)
 
Velvet Bubbles said:
In which sign language? I learned ASL as a kid (because of a family member), and that's not the way we were taught. It was three separate words/signs.
*smiles* It is ASL. It's the single sign. What you learned was saying ME LOVE YOU, which is sometimes used for special emphasis, like "I really really love you so much and I want you to know that." But ILY (the name of this handshape) is used in all kinds of situations. Waving goodbye, between close friends, or even just a kind of "I love all of you, the general populace, everybody watching."

Here's an example of the last one, made by Heather Whitestone, Miss America 1995 (who is deaf):
http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/1161/whitestoneze9.jpg

A counselor at a camp for the deaf:
http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/8712/july143ilyxa9.gif

Here it is on a tote bag, on many different necklaces, on a keychain...you get the idea. :)

I have been involved with the Deaf community my whole life, I have worked as an interpreter for five years (fully certified now) and I am attending Gallaudet University in the fall, the world's only liberal arts university for the deaf. I figured it was time to get a tattoo that would be representative of that! ILY is recognized in some other countries around the world; even if they use a different sign language (like Australia, UK, etc) they still recognize ILY.
 
I was wandering one of my favorite bookshops today, looking for a good Spanish phrase book, and found an illustrated copy of The Devil's Dictionary... which made me think of AA, which made me wonder where the hell (pun intended) that man has been lately...

Mr. Assassin? Paging Mr. Assassin, please!
 
CutieMouse said:
I was wandering one of my favorite bookshops today, looking for a good Spanish phrase book


I can give you the name of a good 3CD and book set you can order online if you wish.

Catalina :catroar:
 
catalina_francisco said:
I can give you the name of a good 3CD and book set you can order online if you wish.

Catalina :catroar:

I have a Spanish language DVD set from the library right now, but I'd be happy to get the name of the CD/book set from you. It feels very limiting to not know what's being said around me, even when it's just being there when the gardener and J are discussing landscaping things, so I'd *ideally* like to know some Spanish by the time I go back.
 
CutieMouse said:
I have a Spanish language DVD set from the library right now, but I'd be happy to get the name of the CD/book set from you. It feels very limiting to not know what's being said around me, even when it's just being there when the gardener and J are discussing landscaping things, so I'd *ideally* like to know some Spanish by the time I go back.
I know a bunch of people who swear by the Rosetta Stone sets. They are expensive, a couple hundred dollars per level, but they are used by the federal government including the CIA, so they have an excellent reputation. They have a version for Latin American Spanish if that interests you.
 
Etoile said:
I know a bunch of people who swear by the Rosetta Stone sets. They are expensive, a couple hundred dollars per level, but they are used by the federal government including the CIA, so they have an excellent reputation. They have a version for Latin American Spanish if that interests you.


They are also good and even better if you know someone who can download them for you free, but I found they weren't as good as the set I bought in that Rosetta Stone doesn't so much go into teaching the grammar and overall pronunciation rules, instead getting you to repeat words from pictures on the screen. With the set I bought, I have found it so much easier learning the grammar and pronunciation rules, as minimalistic as it is, which can then be transferred to other situations where you come up against understanding something elsewhere. A combination of the 2 are perfect.

Catalina :catroar:
 
Daddy will be home in 4 days! AND He's taking a whole MONTH off this time too!!!! :nana:

No I'm not in the least bit excited. :rolleyes:
 
Some people need to mind there own business...esp. being that they know nothing about anything. I am tired of them interfering with my life...they need to get one of their own...
 
I think B.'s finally home from his vacation. I hope I can talk to him tomorrow (and see him soon), so I can take the "Grumpy Bunny" warning out of my sig line. I miss him, even if he is a nerd. :p
 
BiBunny said:
I think B.'s finally home from his vacation. I hope I can talk to him tomorrow (and see him soon), so I can take the "Grumpy Bunny" warning out of my sig line. I miss him, even if he is a nerd. :p


It's Rumble Bunny, damn it!
 
Chris_Xavier said:
I'm gonna be nice and bite my tongue.. :rolleyes:

Shut up. I feel so shitty right now (and it ain't all because of B., either). :(
 
Yang4yin said:
When is everybody going to realize that ImageShack doesn't allow hotlinking of any kind to this site?

Use one of these places for G thru XXX-rated pics:
Thanxxx, Yang!
 
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