Eye Doctor
12 04 2007
From France. Illustration by Gerry Dorpel from Belgium.
(52 votes, average: 2.96 out of 5)
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It isnot from France. But From Belgium. His name : Gerry Dorpel. Thank You.
IT FUNNY , WHEN USE SIGN LANGAUGE WITH SPELLING A J H R G Z L B T N S K COMMUCATION DUE WE CAN TEACH THEM LEARN HOW TO USE IT SAME I DO ALL THE TIME DUE EYES DOCTOR GOT PUZZLE I WISH WE CAN USE DEAF EYES DOCTOR WILL BE BEST COMMUCATION EACH OTHER BUT HEARING EYE DR IS HARD TO COMMUCATION SO USE VOICE A J H R G Z L B T N S K SAME TIME SIGN LANGAUGE SPELLING IT HELPFUL DEAF CUSTOMER BECAME TEACHER TEACH EYE DR HEE HEE
Thanks for the correction, Bwino.
This is pretty boring to me that’s guy name Gerry Dorpel is a good art but people will understand those I dont think so …. well need more than that this is boring it is make me Yawning alot with no laugh too bad this is not do any good joke. what am I gave u one start or two that s it.
wish this could happen to me before when i go to eye doctor but they know and gave me note pad with pen to write down what i see alphabeta chart…
very good and smart think all deaf who does not get an interpreter should be doing that so that make them hire everytime a deaf shows up in a dr office lol nice going
What is this?????? Nothing funny about this cartoon Ill throw that joke in the trash can Ill give this cartoon rating a Big ZERO!!!
Its okay. It doesnt appeal to me at all, but its okay. Ive been there before and its not that hard. If some deaf can use their voice just to say the abc letters then provide interpreters to find out if this person needs glasses or not. Simple as that. Its not that hard to comprehend or complicate. Some people should know that. No offend.
so cute!
LOL, this eye doctor doesn’t understand what a deaf boy is trying to tell him by looking at a chart of sizable letters on the wall. Yes, an interpreter should be requested to help a deaf person if an eye doctor doesn’t have an experience of a deaf world.
I used an oral to say those letters to an eye doctor when I visited him few times instead of a sign language. An eye doctor understood what I said clearly when I took an eye exam.
This is boring.
How terribly BORING ………CAN some one please come up with something a bit more amusing than an ink drawing of a kid signing in Flemish ???( Belgiums offical language )
Yawwwwwwwwwwwnnnnnnnn bring on the next one
That is funny…..
I dont get it at all ……sorry
Those who place a boring in thier post are boring themselves and think too much negivity and have no sense of humor.
Tonia