steve hangs out with deaf people, lives to laugh about it
very little to report here, 'cept i spent half my night in a bar trying to communicate with my deaf dishwasher. Normally, im really sensitive about disabilities, being fraught with them as i am, but tonight, i finally succumbed to hilarity. Deaf guy, also named stevie, was trying to indicate to us at the bar how he appreciates the body-shape of another coworker. here's the interaction:
stevie: "unnnnhnhhh (indicates his genitals)
unnh (makes rough shape of the female form, with enlarged bosom and posterior)
UUHHNN! (simulates sex act on imaginary, buxom female, starts laughing much too loud, but can of course not realize this
me: yeah, me too
god, i dont know why i found this so funny. oh, thats right, i'm an awful person.
Another tale of me and the handicapped, this time mentally so:
As a school project for language arts in high school, our teacher signed us us to volunteer for the special olympics as extra credit, our group was designated to be the "motivators" for the special atheletes in the softball long throw. What this all boiled down to was we were to encourage the participants (remeber, these are retarded people and other types) to throw the ball as close as they could to us as we stood out in the field. The day started out nicely enough, the normals encouraging the retards to throw it as far as they could, with hugs aplenty as the reward. But as the day dragged on, we got more and more creative with our motivation, and at the end of the day, we all took a good hard look at ourselves, and realized we were taunting kids with cruelties such as "betcha cant hit me!", "cmon, cant you even throw a ball?" and most horrible "hey, you throw like a girl.... a retarded girl"
goodness.
thats all i can write without my soul hurting
night, tards
stevie: "unnnnhnhhh (indicates his genitals)
unnh (makes rough shape of the female form, with enlarged bosom and posterior)
UUHHNN! (simulates sex act on imaginary, buxom female, starts laughing much too loud, but can of course not realize this
me: yeah, me too
god, i dont know why i found this so funny. oh, thats right, i'm an awful person.
Another tale of me and the handicapped, this time mentally so:
As a school project for language arts in high school, our teacher signed us us to volunteer for the special olympics as extra credit, our group was designated to be the "motivators" for the special atheletes in the softball long throw. What this all boiled down to was we were to encourage the participants (remeber, these are retarded people and other types) to throw the ball as close as they could to us as we stood out in the field. The day started out nicely enough, the normals encouraging the retards to throw it as far as they could, with hugs aplenty as the reward. But as the day dragged on, we got more and more creative with our motivation, and at the end of the day, we all took a good hard look at ourselves, and realized we were taunting kids with cruelties such as "betcha cant hit me!", "cmon, cant you even throw a ball?" and most horrible "hey, you throw like a girl.... a retarded girl"
goodness.
thats all i can write without my soul hurting
night, tards