Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2012 4:19 pm Post subject: Aspergers High (parody commercial)
Personally, I thought this was really funny. Does anybody find this offensive? Aspie friend of mine found it funny but "jerky" in parts. I don't mind self-deprecating humor, as long as it's actually funny, and I could kind of relate to some of this.
I saw this a few years ago, but I think it's hilarious. _________________ Transgender. Call me 'he' please. I'm a guy.
Diagnosed Bipolar and Aspergers.
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(Oh no, wait, that's the wrong emoticon...& I'm not kidding because I really do need to hold the cursor over the emoticon itself to know which emotive state it is). This one:
Ok, that video is hilarious! I can see where, amongst the general public, it could be inappropriate. But amongst friends, it's
Thanks Juggernaut. _________________ "Barn's burnt down, now I can see the moon." - Masahide, circa 1700. Haiku poetry.
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Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2012 5:55 pm Post subject:
I funny it too. Can't decide which is my gabotite part. Temple Grandin was great with the Rubik's Cube, cows, and Temple Grandin eyes, which were kinda like Aileen Wuornos eyes, ackshuly.
I thought it was hilarious, too. When I first started doing research on AS after I started to suspect it, I came across this and I started crying because I was laughing so hard. I love the eye contact thing in the intro. _________________ I know that, when I finally get my dream job, my patients won't laugh at me or call me a mutant.
AQ: 159/200 NT 50/200
EQ: 14 SQ: 85 AQ: 43 Other Test: 71/72
Undiagnosed: marginal costs > marginal benefits
It should be a miniseries. It'd be the best thing on cable and I might actually start watching something other than cartoons again! _________________ I know that, when I finally get my dream job, my patients won't laugh at me or call me a mutant.
AQ: 159/200 NT 50/200
EQ: 14 SQ: 85 AQ: 43 Other Test: 71/72
Undiagnosed: marginal costs > marginal benefits