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Wishbone
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03 Mar 2014, 12:47 am

Hi guys, I am not sure the benefit of this..
as I have seen a whole list of ppl posting and nobody answered..

Is this just to practice?

OK - what to say? Hi. (how much information is appropriate in the first post?)

Ok here goes:

Born in Canberra, Grew up in the Netherlands (where is that.. coll. called Holland. oh.)
came 'home' in 1982,
Been back here for 30yrs.

I am 'researching' with Dr Google about Extrovert Aspies... There has been some interesting posts on this subject here, so I decided to join..
Any suggestions on this? happy to hear about it!

What else... just ask!


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yournamehere
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03 Mar 2014, 1:12 am

Hello dutchie. I am an ambivert. What does that mean??? Sometimes I'm a dink, and sometimes I'm nice. Depends on the person. Sometimes im scared, sometimes im fearless. Depends on the circumstances. Usually I remain unaffiliated, and I just try to get along. :lol: .

I'm dutch too. Well my last name is. I'm an american mut though. So I'm actually dutch, german, french, american indian, irish, english, scottish, black, swedish, and whatever else I may have forgotten, or do not know about. 15 generations of family in this country will do that to you.

I wish I was asian. :D



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03 Mar 2014, 2:42 am

Welcome to Wrong Planet, Wishbone, hope you'll enjoy your stay!

Also, be sure to check out the Dutch language thread here: http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt106312.html
It's not that active, but we always welcome new Dutch/Belgian etc. folk over there! :D


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