JumpStart by Robb Armstrong for April 02, 2022

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    Enter.Name.Here  about 2 years ago

    “See you again” was not vision-related in this case, Joe.

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    Rhetorical_Question   about 2 years ago

    Marvel Dare Devil?

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    Olddog1  about 2 years ago

    Once had a business related conversation with a blind woman. Before we hung up she said “see you later.”

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    jagedlo  about 2 years ago

    Uh, Joe…that’s just a saying…not proof that he can see!

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    Ellis97  about 2 years ago

    That could still be a trick.

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    Jeffin Premium Member about 2 years ago

    Maybe he picked up his hammer and ‘saw’.

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    Mbwebwe  about 2 years ago

    Maybe the Health Science Pavilion will have a cure for his blindness.

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    PoodleGroomer  about 2 years ago

    Blindness is not an absolute. There are many levels of impaired vision.

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    darcyandsimon  about 2 years ago

    Blind folks often use “sighted” terms like “See ya later.” Makes much more sense than “Hear ya later!”

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    Lynnjav  about 2 years ago

    People in wheelchairs tell others in wheelchairs to “take a walk”, too.

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    bigplayray  about 2 years ago

    “I’d like to See both of us fall deeply in love. I’d like to See you in the raw under the stars above.” “Boogie on Reggae Woman” Stevie Wonder.

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    Drbarb71 Premium Member about 2 years ago

    I had a blind friend in college who looked and acted so normally that once when we were ordering bagels, the guy behind the counter got impatient because she didn’t see him. I nudged her, so she ordered, then when she went around the corner, he saw her guide dog. His face went into pure embarassed shock! It was pretty funny. I told my friend and she laughed. Her mother had taught her from birth how to sit and behave like the sighted because she didnt want her to look like Stevie Wonder or Ray Charles ((thats not a slam on black entertainers-they were just the most visible examples her mother had to refer to). It obviously worked!

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    christelisbetty  about 2 years ago

    Haas wasn’t brushing crumbs off your face Joe. he was “seeing” what you look like.

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    locake  about 2 years ago

    If the postcard was transcribed, how would Marcy know it was originally in braille?

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    Spoonbone  about 2 years ago

    One of Stevie Wonder’s songs had the lyric, “Lately I’ve been looking in the mirror.”

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    David Huie Green YouSupportWhatYouDoNotOppose  about 2 years ago

    Proof positive for both sides. Impressive.

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    ktrabbit  about 2 years ago

    So if two blind friends are dating, are they still “seeing” each other?

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    DaBump Premium Member about 2 years ago

    I used to be able to write in Braille, level one. I still get a kick out of checking signs that have Braille on them — ATMs, elevators, etc.

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    StoicLion1973  about 2 years ago

    Haas might be descended from Toph Bei Fong.

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    198.23.5.11  about 2 years ago

    He can find his way around Philadelphia by smell.Cheesesteaks on the left,Little Italy on the Right.Chinatown to the North.

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