Well how often do you run into anyone that knows sign language?

Anytime you visit the Tendo Dojo, for one.
Anytime I see people communicating with signs, I either think of Wiley E. Coyote, or Genma Saotome
I think the later actually has a more varied sign-collection, even though he spends most of his time in a form that can speak.
Wiley just has a few versions of 'Oh oh' or 'This is going to hurt', with maybe an occasional 'Hello'

XD

But I meant the hand signing(not just the middle finger), where she could communicate.

Oh. I thought you were making a pun <.<
I get you now.

I have wanted to learn ASL, i wish they would have taught that back in high school instead of Spanish.

I had a bad enough time with English... With ASL it's almost as diverse as accents. Almost every group has different short hand for words, and dot for get nicknames they give people....

lol so monday i went down to Columbus for a volunteer project for a few days, and the coordinator got a new intern this year (the last one graduated but still volunteers.) The new intern is hard of hearing so she talks and at the same time uses ASL. So now its like i have a reason to learn XD.

Nice! Always helps to learn something new when there is a need(or even a feeling) to do it.

I learned a little from this kid I worked at McDonalds with, he was deaf and mostly mute(yet they let him run the drive thru...) however if he liked you he'd work on calling you by name. However Bradford was to hard for him to figure out so I was called Fat Boy every time he seen me. Do you know what it's like working in the grill area of a restaurant and hear a deaf guy yell out FAT BOY! Scared the hell out of some customers because you could hear him through out the store. XD

SHe is one sexy bear!

How smart is it for Red Riding Hood to ask Ayla to be the decoy?
LOL