Red Mosquito

Yeah boobs are pretty great. Never seeing them again would be terrible.

motorboating.

We had a deaf ferret named Snatch, and man was I jealous of the quality of sleep that thing got.

@SkitchP wrote:We had a deaf ferret named Snatch, and man was I jealous of the quality of sleep that thing got.

AL

I dunno, I still would rather be deaf than blind. It's alot easier for people to pull the wool over your eyes when your eyes dont work.

I would rather be deaf than blind too, even though music is my favorite art form. If you are deaf, you cannot hear when stupid people say stupid things or have to deal with people who never shut up, constantly complain, etc.

I'll be pretty specific. In basically descending order:

Art films
Big thick novels
Rap albums
Excellent TV dramas
Dumb TV shows that know they're dumb
Popcorn movies
Other music

TwoAlarmFire wrote:I would rather be deaf than blind too, even though music is my favorite art form. If you are deaf, you cannot hear when stupid people say stupid things or have to deal with people who never shut up, constantly complain, etc.

Unless you're on the internet.

If I had to lose one sense, it'd be smell.

Well yeah.

I might voluntarily give it up.

ABNorman wrote:If I had to lose one sense, it'd be smell.

If you lose smell, you usually lose taste too.



Not a sense, but I could easily be a mute.

Easily?

would you rather give up sense of smell or sense of humor?

zeb wrote:Easily?

Oh yeah. I rarely speak to anyone outside of work. It's not uncommon for me to go sentenceless from M - F.

theplatypus wrote:

TwoAlarmFire wrote:I would rather be deaf than blind too, even though music is my favorite art form. If you are deaf, you cannot hear when stupid people say stupid things or have to deal with people who never shut up, constantly complain, etc.

Unless you're on the internet.

Do you mean that you would still have to deal with those types of people, just in typed form instead of spoken? If that is the case, you can always, to a point, skip over or stop reading something. In person it is harder to get away from talkers, unless you can come up with a good excuse to leave or are able to tune people out.

zeb wrote:

Malloy wrote:i'm most excited by photography and poetry these days, but i don't have a favorite.

Which photographers do you admire, Malloy?

james welling, rineke dijkstra, douglas gordon, jeff wall