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I'm on the scale of sensory where clapping can be a nightmare. I get a info overload type thing and can decipher nothing visually/audibly for a few secs after the clapping. I was at a thing recently where the ISL model of applause was used, made life a bit easier and also, realistically shows how weird the whole concept is in general. I understand 'jazz hands' looks crazy at first, but then like, so does clapping.
 
I'm on the scale of sensory where clapping can be a nightmare. I get a info overload type thing and can decipher nothing visually/audibly for a few secs after the clapping. I was at a thing recently where the ISL model of applause was used, made life a bit easier and also, realistically shows how weird the whole concept is in general. I understand 'jazz hands' looks crazy at first, but then like, so does clapping.
Jaysus, how do you cope at gigs and that?
 
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oh lord

"and why not between humans and animals??"

do these dumb fucks really think they're the first person clever enough to think of a few stupid examples?
 
Maybe it's a genuine suggestion. If a married or civil partnered couple can enter into one of these legal agreements with various financial benefits why shouldn't any two people, such as two siblings, be allowed to do it too? They don't have to be riding. Like that auld lad on the Joe Duffy show last year who married his male carer so that the carer could get the house. If it was a brother caring for him they couldn't have done that. At least I don't think so, I'm not sure but I imagine there'd be a tax liability for a brother
 
Maybe it's a genuine suggestion. If a married or civil partnered couple can enter into one of these legal agreements with various financial benefits why shouldn't any two people, such as two siblings, be allowed to do it too? They don't have to be riding. Like that auld lad on the Joe Duffy show last year who married his male carer so that the carer could get the house. If it was a brother caring for him they couldn't have done that. At least I don't think so, I'm not sure but I imagine there'd be a tax liability for a brother

His sister might be really hot
 
Maybe it's a genuine suggestion. If a married or civil partnered couple can enter into one of these legal agreements with various financial benefits why shouldn't any two people, such as two siblings, be allowed to do it too? They don't have to be riding. Like that auld lad on the Joe Duffy show last year who married his male carer so that the carer could get the house. If it was a brother caring for him they couldn't have done that. At least I don't think so, I'm not sure but I imagine there'd be a tax liability for a brother
It could be yeah except it's definitely not in this case.
 

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