That's sad...

[Grandy]

Originally posted by Midnight
Actually yes they can. Smell. When you lack one sense, the other ones become stronger.

 So, he can smell you and he knows you're there.

 How can you teach him with that?

[Meiscool-2]

Teach him the smell of death.

If he likes it, kill him.

[Cosmos]

They teach themselves that. Touch, smell. Also, as advance as we are with the science stuff I'm sure there is something to help people like that.

[Drace]

Originally posted by Grandy
You can even make people associate water with the morse code, but it'd be impossible to teach how to comunicate with the "outside world". First of all, the kid wouldn't be able to know there is someone to comunicate to.

Question: Would you wanna live like that?

[Grandy]

Originally posted by Drace

Originally posted by Grandy
You can even make people associate water with the morse code, but it'd be impossible to teach how to comunicate with the "outside world". First of all, the kid wouldn't be able to know there is someone to comunicate to.

Question: Would you wanna live like that?[/B]

 Better than don't live.

[distressed_gamemaker]

That's exactly the way I feel about it Grandy.

[Meiscool-2]

Originally posted by Grandy

Originally posted by Drace

Originally posted by Grandy
You can even make people associate water with the morse code, but it'd be impossible to teach how to comunicate with the "outside world". First of all, the kid wouldn't be able to know there is someone to comunicate to.

Question: Would you wanna live like that?[/B]

 Better than don't live.[/B]

You wouldn't know that.

Let's say Drace were to come to your house right now and stab out your eyes and blow your ears. After a couple a weeks, let's see how happy you are with life.

[Cosmos]

That isn't the same. One lives and thinks differently when they're born without normal things.

[Meiscool-2]

Thankyou for saying that. I expected Grandy to write that, and contradict himself of his previous statement, but you jumped forward first.

Grandy, you wouldn't know if it's better to live in darkness then to live at all if you were born disabled like that. However, if you did, death might be a welcoming choice. It's really not a question that can be answered.

[Razor]

Of course, this blind deaf person has not experienced life as we know it. He probably does not know people can see or hear.

[Cosmos]

My bad, XD. They could be like Ray and Beethoven tho. Beethoven was deaf and he created music we love today, Ray was blind and he made some good songs.

[Drace]

Yeah, but they weren't at the same time.

Personally, I'd rather be dead than deaf and blind. I can live with one, preferably blind cause I love music, but both is just wrong.

[Grandy]

Originally posted by Meiscool
Thankyou for saying that. I expected Grandy to write that, and contradict himself of his previous statement, but you jumped forward first.

Grandy, you wouldn't know if it's better to live in darkness then to live at all if you were born disabled like that. However, if you did, death might be a welcoming choice. It's really not a question that can be answered.

 That's you contradcting yourself, you can't say death is better than living like that unless you know how it is to be dead.

 And I doubt you do.

[Blue_Strife]

By the same token, you can't say that living with the ailments is better than death, either.

[Drace]

Originally posted by Grandy

Originally posted by Meiscool
Thankyou for saying that. I expected Grandy to write that, and contradict himself of his previous statement, but you jumped forward first.

Grandy, you wouldn't know if it's better to live in darkness then to live at all if you were born disabled like that. However, if you did, death might be a welcoming choice. It's really not a question that can be answered.

 That's you contradcting yourself, you can't say death is better than living like that unless you know how it is to be dead.

 And I doubt you do.[/B]

Are we gonna get the same thing again as when you said time doesn't  exist?