how do blind and deaf people cross the road?
820606
You tie them to the chicken.... :)
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I believe so. Their eyes are poor and good basically for detecting motion. It is not correct to say they are blind, though.
372285
she likes to cross the roads
612956
I can't coz i'm deaf.
773405
NO ENTRY from the other side
747113
Just depend in there disability.\n\nLike if the person is in a wheelchair, because can't walk, they Are people like us, only they cant walk.\n\nBlind, They only cant See.\n\nDeaf, they only cant hear.\n\nThere life are limited in there condition but they are normal like us.\n\nMy best friend is in a wheelchair since she has 8 years cause of an accident, but she has normal life, she has her own house, prop per for her, she works in cingular, she drive she have a special stick in her car, I help her to got her license, She's married and has a beautiful 4 year old son, and her disability? She can not walk that's all
515730
Why not can blind people drive like any one else? That is discriminatory!!!
627257
I've always wondered how they know where all the braille signs are in public buildings....\n\n-SD-
785417
There's blind football.  There is a bell in the football and blind players use their hearing to home in on the ball and strike it towards the net at the instructions of the official.
1051502
Trick question! They aren't even on the same road!
641429
Blind people? of they can as long as they can still touch smell and talk to a woman
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BLIND PASSENGERS IN CARS OR JUST WALK UPS CAN GET THEIR BANKING DONE ALSO, VERY COMMON IN THE CASIONS HERE.
31508
I believe so, just they dream with their hands. Let me explain... I have a deaf friend, and when non-deaf people think, they think with words, when a deaf person thinks, they think with sign language, not spoken words. It's probably the same with blind people, they probably dream with words (since they can talk) and with feel/touch (since they feel there way around).
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Is the answer A Zebra Crossing ?
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Easily.  \n\nAs mentioned there is a device that attaches to the phone called a TTY (or TTD) with a keyboard; they call a TRS (Telephone Relay Service) where a translator reads the TTY, dials up the person being called and then voices the conversation. The operator then listens to the hearing person and translates the call back to the keyboard to the deaf person.\n\nI have several deaf friends and get these calls all the time.\n\nThe newset twist though is VRS or Video Relay Service, this is for deaf people with a broadband connection and a web cam, they just have to sign (ASL) to the operator and the operator will translate to the hearing person.\n\nOf course for a deaf person to talk to another deaf person would use the same devices but not need the operator.  \n\nBut every deaf person i know uses a text mesage service like a Blackberry or other SMS device.\n\nAnd the telephone has a strobe light that blinks when the phone rings.
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Deaf.. Need to see whats going on!!!
1171978
The things that blind people read off of.