SIGN language is a debating tactic used by most women and male feminist by engaging in language meant to Shame, Insult, Guilt, and a Need to be right against their opponent when they themselves can’t present a cogent argument based in facts, statistics and/or logic.
Kevin: Today’s modern female wants a traditional male but yet they’re not traditional women. They’re not equipped to be traditional women, they weren’t raised that way, nor do they want to be that way.
Female: Who hurt you? You’re just bitter and you probably have small penis. You obviously hate all women including your mother, and you don’t know what you’re talking about because you’re just a simple man.
Kevin: I’m Red Pilled, and your SIGN Language doesn’t work on me.
Female: Who hurt you? You’re just bitter and you probably have small penis. You obviously hate all women including your mother, and you don’t know what you’re talking about because you’re just a simple man.
Kevin: I’m Red Pilled, and your SIGN Language doesn’t work on me.
by MGTOW Black March 10, 2021
A Language for the Deaf or Mute. Known as ASL (American Sign Language) In america.
Uses lots of hand Motions to make out sentences. Can be learned easily at any age.
Uses lots of hand Motions to make out sentences. Can be learned easily at any age.
by Sir Bitches Alot June 25, 2015
by LoralMarshmallow January 15, 2020
A type of language using the hands to form signs that mean words. Different countries have different forms of sign language, different signs and hand shapes. American Sign Language is commonly referred to as ASL. ASL is a language of it's own, and very different from the English spoken language. ESL or English Sign Language also referred to as Signed English is closer to the English spoken language, but used in England.
by TTIAR1 January 21, 2017
A series of hand gestures, each representing a letter of the alphabet or an entire phrase; Very useful to deaf people & also if you're somewhere ya gotta be quiet so you just sign instead of talk. It originated in the early 19th century in the American School for the deaf in Hartford, Connecticut.
Monica's daughter is deaf so I got to see American Sign Language in action. It was a very interesting experience & her siblings knew how to sign too; their fingers just flew!
by Starchylde June 8, 2016
American Sign Language (or ASL) is the dominant sign language of the Deaf community in the United States, in the English-speaking parts of Canada, and in parts of Mexico
"ASL Classroom was amazing! Right away I noticed improvement in my signing, and it was so great to be able to practice with other ASL learners twice a week. It was wonderful to finally get any questions I had about American Sign Language answered and the teacher was always so helpful. I learned so much!
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by Soccar_Mom October 23, 2012