LPW #7: Last Post Wins

[bigAl-sa]

Moving is the pits. Not sure where to start. Lol. I need boxes.

Can't help, I'm a bit far away. Maybe ask @Dave for a hand?

 

[Jings]

Can't help, I'm a bit far away. Maybe ask @Dave for a hand?

He's probably clapping right now.

 

[Dave]

He's probably clapping right now.

Cant clap with a hand...

 

[BloodrayneZA]

Nah he’ll have a whip and tell me to get in with it

 

[Tribs]

Cant clap with a hand...

Clap on your leg ? I do that when one hand is occupied

 

[BloodrayneZA]

Most people take their possessions with when they move

Where I am going, there's already a full automatic washing machine and the place has central heating. So win for me - 400 quid a month including all bills and amenities except my own food and personal items

 

[Dave]

Clap on your leg ? I do that when one hand is occupied

I go by this definition

 

[Dave]

Where I am going, there's already a full automatic washing machine and the place has central heating. So win for me - 400 quid a month including all bills and amenities except my own food and personal items

Bail Hostel?

 

[Tribs]

I go by this definition

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So you are saying that what deaf people do is not considered as clapping ?

 

[BloodrayneZA]

Bail Hostel?

Nope, a friend.

 

[BloodrayneZA]

So you are saying that what deaf people do is not considered as clapping ?

This is the deaf way

 

[Dave]

So you are saying that what deaf people do is not considered as clapping ?

Deaf people have a different method of showing appreciation and no, it's not 'clapping' by the usual definition.

It would seem to be called deaf applause, as per Blood's video.

 

[Dave]

Nope, a friend.

 

[biometrics]

I go by this definition

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Slap your face, it will sound the same.

 

[Dave]

Slap your face, it will sound the same.

yep, but that's called slapping, not clapping.

 

[biometrics]

yep, but that's called slapping, not clapping.

If you use both hands you can call it clapping your face.

 

[Tribs]

Deaf people have a different method of showing appreciation and no, it's not 'clapping' by the usual definition.

It would seem to be called deaf applause, as per Blood's video.

But if you asked a deaf person to clap - what would they do ? Clap for the hearing or for those that cannot hear ?

 

[BloodrayneZA]

But if you asked a deaf person to clap - what would they do ? Clap for the hearing or for those that cannot hear ?

for normal people, I clap as normal. My clapping for deaf people is different - I spend 7 years in a deaf school so I have best of both worlds

 

[Dave]

But if you asked a deaf person to clap - what would they do ? Clap for the hearing or for those that cannot hear ?

I refer you to post #38

 

[BloodrayneZA]

I refer you to post #38

Jeez, just answer the bloody question. Don't hog on me.