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13 May 2011, 11:40 am

The ants in France are prancing up my pants!! !

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13 May 2011, 12:05 pm

Your special assignment: Help Anna make her Dad a new Valentine.

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13 May 2011, 1:09 pm

^^ Yaye greetings everyone.

I believe that I am very worried for poor Plato. I believe that his body feels of a very high temperature and he appears to be very unhappy and wishing to visit the land of dreams very often. ^^ I believe that today a visited a very lovely kitty nurse and vetty friend with Plato. I believe that the lovely nurse was very lovely and tested Plato's body temperature. I believe that this appeared to be very high at a temperature of approximately 40.4 degrees. However I believe that Plato's body temperature is happiest when approximately 38 to 38.5 degrees. I am very worried, I do hope that Plato shall be happy soon. I believe that if Plato appear very unhappy and his body remains of a very high temperature during tomorrow at lunch time, then I must visit another vetty friend tomorrow with Plato. ^^ However, I am certain that lovely pixies shall visit Plato and attempt to remove his curse.

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13 May 2011, 2:57 pm

CockneyRebel wrote:

I would like to apologize to a bunch of people about my Fatten Up A Random Female Celebrity thread. I've started that thread thinking that it would be a fun game. It went into flames from the beginning. That wasn't my intention. What was meant to be a fun game turned out to be not so fun and I apologize to everybody who was involved.

LOL! I thought the thread was pretty funny. I guess that's what you get when a few sensitive alienated anorexics frequent Wrong Planet (Wrong Planet is also home to those spindly-legged aliens who feel alienated, among autistics and other outcasts, right?).

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13 May 2011, 3:13 pm

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This is not the sort of stuff I want to be seeing when I return here after a few days away. What the hell do you think you are doing, posting crap like this? Do you realise how offensive this is for so many people?

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13 May 2011, 3:26 pm

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swbluto wrote:

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Well, don't you think it's funny when alienated neurotypical anorexics frequent a support site for autistics simply because it's called "Wrong Planet"?

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13 May 2011, 3:32 pm

Don't care if they are neurotypical, NTs are allowed here too. Being neurotypical shouldn't mean you should be excluded from anything.

And what I don't like is your choice of words - 'Spindly-legged aliens'. You are not funny or clever by writing blatantly offensive things like this.

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13 May 2011, 3:41 pm

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Don't care if they are neurotypical, NTs are allowed here too. Being neurotypical shouldn't mean you should be excluded from anything.

Sure, it doesn't mean you should be "excluded" from anything, but when those with autism aren't allowed to engage in their fun without neurotypicals crying about it is when I think it's starts to become less of a "safe haven" or "place of their own", and I think that's unfair.

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And what I don't like is your choice of words - 'Spindly-legged aliens'. You are not funny or clever by writing blatantly offensive things like this.

Offensive, oh? I thought it was merely fitting. Anorexics have spindly-legs, and some feel alienated and they *look* like aliens, so clearly they're spindly-legged aliens on the "Wrong Planet".

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13 May 2011, 3:48 pm

It's getting to be nice and warm where I am.

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13 May 2011, 3:53 pm

swbluto wrote:

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Don't care if they are neurotypical, NTs are allowed here too. Being neurotypical shouldn't mean you should be excluded from anything.

I see from your profile that you chose the 'Not sure if I have it or not' option, as I have, meaning that there is a chance you could very well be neurotypical yourself. This seems very hypocritical to me for you to be saying things like this.

And could you honestly not see how people could be offended by your description of anorexic people? I don't see why you felt the need to describe them in such a way, instead of just saying "anorexic people". We all know what they look like, no need to say what you did. The description added nothing but mallice to what you were trying to say.

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13 May 2011, 4:01 pm

Word.

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13 May 2011, 4:21 pm

rabbitears wrote:

swbluto wrote:

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Don't care if they are neurotypical, NTs are allowed here too. Being neurotypical shouldn't mean you should be excluded from anything.

Your thinking is very black and white. There is a certain amount of exclusion that's optimal, and excluding neurotypical objections is certainly one of them. "Excluding" these kinds of exclusionary acts is a "special case" as the amount of harmful exclusion it results in is far less than the amount of harmful exclusion that it prevents, and that's true whether I'm neurotypical or not.

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And could you honestly not see how people could be offended by your description of anorexic people? I don't see why you felt the need to describe them in such a way, instead of just saying "anorexic people". We all know what they look like, no need to say what you did. The description added nothing but mallice to what you were trying to say.

It added poetic imagery, which adds beauty to words. Whether you find it malicious is your deal.

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13 May 2011, 4:43 pm

:@: swbluto.

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What "harmful exclusion" would that be then?

You didn't answer my question.

And I don't see the beauty in calling people that suffer from anorexia "spindly-legged aliens".

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13 May 2011, 4:44 pm

swbluto wrote:

It added poetic imagery, which adds beauty to words.

It did nothing of the sort, and it failed to do it in exactly the same way as using the word 'ret*d' would.
There now - you have two people disagreeing with your comments and your justifications for making them.

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I thought it was merely fitting. Anorexics have spindly-legs, and some feel alienated and they *look* like aliens, so clearly they're spindly-legged aliens on the "Wrong Planet".

This is just hot air but I'm not sure which end of you it's coming from.

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13 May 2011, 5:05 pm

Cornflake wrote:

swbluto wrote:

It added poetic imagery, which adds beauty to words.

OMG, more than one person fails to see the poetic quality of such word usage. What will I ever do among the poetically bankrupt???

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swbluto wrote:

I thought it was merely fitting. Anorexics have spindly-legs, and some feel alienated and they *look* like aliens, so clearly they're spindly-legged aliens on the "Wrong Planet".

This is just hot air but I'm not sure which end of you it's coming from.

What is? The "it was merely fitting" part or the intent of my analogy? Because, I can tell you, my analogy's reasoning was certainly the analogical reasoning behind the metaphor.

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13 May 2011, 5:09 pm

:roll:

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What will I ever do among the poetically bankrupt???

Learn the value of money before throwing it around?

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