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RockDrummer616
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14 Nov 2009, 11:33 am

Hey everybody! Remember me? Here's an update for those who do and some info for those who don't:

I'm a 16 year old boy from the area of San Jose, California. I consider myself somewhat low-functioning for an aspie since it's really hard for me to talk to people. I was an active member of this site from about November or December 2008 to May or June of this year. Since then I've switched to a tiny new school where maybe about half the students have some sort of mental condition. (Lots of ADD people gets a bit annoying sometimes.) But overall I like it better than where I was before. I believe strongly in Judaism even though I don't practice all of the traditions that much. Some of the things I like are rock music/playing drums, football (go Steelers!), and my newest interest, Firefly. My recent goal is to watch all of imdb's top 250 movies. I'm up to about 40 so far. So basically I intend to become an active member of this site again so if you remember me, missed me, or if you don't and want to introduce yourself, just give me a reply.



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14 Nov 2009, 11:59 am

Welcome home! :D Watching the top movies is a great idea! Of the 40 you have watched, which ones stand out in your memory the most?

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14 Nov 2009, 12:10 pm

Well, as you can see from my avatar, District 9 has been one of my favorites since before it even came out. Shawshank Redemption was incredible (it's number 1 on the list). The third most recent one I watched was Braveheart, that one was very entertaining and I could see that it definitely inspired much of the Lord of the Rings movies, which are all near the top of the list. Return of the King is my favorite movie so far. My least favorite on the list that I've seen was Star Trek, and I didn't think that WALL-E deserved as high a position as it has. Next up I'm doing some Ridley Scott movies, Gladiator and then Alien.

And I just counted, my current total is exactly 41.



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14 Nov 2009, 12:49 pm

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14 Nov 2009, 6:33 pm

Welcome back to WrongPlanet!Image


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14 Nov 2009, 7:27 pm

Welcome back to WP!


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14 Nov 2009, 7:38 pm

Hi, RockDrummer616, and welcome (back)!

RockDrummer616 wrote:
... and I didn't think that WALL-E deserved as high a position as it has.
I really liked WALL-E.


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14 Nov 2009, 8:24 pm

Welcome back to the Wrong Planet neighborhood, RockDrummer616.


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