I don't always listen to the radio.
Or it is mostly my parents, who do.
We sometimes listen to the radio at dinner time.
I have heard that there is a "radio friendly" version of WAP that was saying "Wet and gushy" instead of ... you know...
i heard that the other day 
like thats still bad
we cant be friends but id like to just pretenddd
you cling to your papers and pens wait until you like me again
wait for ya loveee ill wait for your loveeee~
i didnt even know it was april till somebody tried to pull a prank on me
im still mentally in febuary
ive decided to move on from jypapi
1) Bang pots with spoons at midnight 
2) cash in on all the places that give u free stuff on ur bday
ik baskin robbins gives free bday stuff , chick fil a, chipotle, krispy kreme, olive garden, sonic, tAco bell, waffle house, wingstop and
mickey deez
u can also get a free apple 🍎 bee 🐝
..
3) Go to an escape room or laser tag
5)Paintball
4) order your weight in ur favorite foods, binge shows...
5) have a party or smth maybe go out??
RUNWAYS AH WALK WALKKKKKKK
IT GOESS ONE BAH ONE N TWO BY TWO
blackpinkkkk blackkkpinnnkk bblackpinkkkk blackpinnkkkkk
I KICK IN DA DOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Oh mah lady~
O SOLE MIO TE QUIERO
OH SO CURIOUS YEAHHHHH
Heart beats fast
colors and promisess
I WILL BE BRAVE
I WILL NOT LET ANYTHIING TAKE AWAY WAS STANDING IN FRONT OFFF MEEEEE EVERY DOUBT SUDDENLY GOES AWAY SOMEHOW
ONNEEEE STEPPPP CLOSSSEERRRRRRRRR
I HAVE DIED EVERY DAY WAITTTING FOR YOU
DARLING DONT BE AFRAID IIIIII HAVE LOVED YOU FOR A THOUUUUSAND YEARRS
ILL LOVE U FOR A THOUSAANNDDD MORREEEEEEEEE 
YEAH IM F*beeP* TOMBOY MMHHMHMMHMHM
LALALALALALALALALALA
thanks but are you calling me LSM a liar???? lol
i mean if the walker shoe fits
Patrick.
squidward 
Disclaimer this isn't just my personal view, my sign language teacher (whos partially deaf) taught about the culture and why they really don't use words like that.
Its not really "offensive" so to speak but a lot of Deaf or Hard of Hearing people don't see deafness as a "disability or impairment". Like if they tell somebody "oh I'm deaf" and the person responds with " oh I'm so sorry" they're like "what for??" They never had hearing so its not like they miss it. The reasoning is basically
Even if they can't hear it doesn't mean they're any less competent than any hearing person, they still communicate, its just by signing instead of speaking. Using stuff like "impaired" may seem degrading or belittling. A lot of people are proud to be deaf, its like a whole culture. There's different dialects/slang and everything, u can tell where people are from based off of how they sign.
It's even its own title I'm not quite sure how to explain it, its not just "oh im deaf" its "yep I'm Deaf." kinda like introducing yourself as " I'm American" or " I'm German" there's emphasis on the first letter, i dunnno how to explain it very well but here's an article on it.
here's an example of one of the different dialects,
**The exceptions could be like if you grew up hearing then lost your hearing .. they probably wouldnt welcoming for certian ** 
i dunno if that made sense??
you you the better half of me me~
