I had to make the calculations once, and I found that braille books sold on average for 16 cents a page, while regular print books only sold for 2 cents a page. Meaning that a braille book can easily cost up to 8 times more than a regularly printed book.

Maybe the answer is: Honey, I want to do(dew) you?

Some professors have "Clicker Questions" every couple of slides during their lectures, often they only count participation, not the actual answer, so it's not really a test.

I watched a Winnie the Pooh movie so many times on VHS as a kid, most of the tape is now static. After that it was the Lion King 1 and 2 that got watched every day for a couple of weeks.

Probably children. Kids often watch their favorite movie everyday.

No, this is the scene where they are interogating an orc, which is what they are looking at at the bottom of the cut off frame.

That was great! Thank you very much for sharing.

The trees are there in the first pic, they're just harder to see since there are no leaves on them.

@aussiecarrot Most Deaf people do have the ability to speak, they just chose not to or haven't learned how. They learn by feeling the vibrations of a speaker's throat and mimicking those same vibrations.
As for the use of "dumb", we no longer use the word to refer to being mute for the same reasons we no longer call someone with a mental disability a "retard".

Helen Keller had the ability to speak, and in fact learned to do so later in life.

Found it. It's from this commercial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIJjB9WJsJM

Of course they should. But nowhere is it mentioned in the tweet that the girl didn't pay for her share.

Amnesia shouldn't affect the language part of the brain. An amnesiac would still know how to speak what ever language they spoke before getting amnesia.

I was also speaking as a French Canadian, pardon the confusion

Or just "désolé" or "s'cuse" which is short for "Excuse moi"