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Something weird happened to me today!

I was looking for a laundrette in Longton (town near me) to wash my curtains in (the machine at home looks a little small) and I'd just been in tesco so had a bag of food as well. I couldn't find any anywhere so I turned back to go to the bus station. Then out of nowhere this 30 year old looking man with a strong african accent comes up to me and asked if I want some bags carrying. I said no then asked him if there are any laundrettes open in the area, he said he didn't know he only knows the ones in Shelton (a couple of towns away). He asked if I was going to wash stuff so I said yes. Then he asked if I was local and I said yeah, then he said "how come I've never seen you before?" and I said because there are lots of people. He carried on following me and introduced himself and asked my name so I told him. Then he said "a beautiful young lady like you shouldn't have to carry all those bags" I said "well nah it's not the 1960s". I was practically running at this point but he didn't get the message. He said "when am I likely to see you again?" I said I dunno (while still trying to escape). He asked if I'd like to see him again and stuff so I said "I have never seen you before!!" Then he said "could this be the start of something special?" I said "NO!!" Then he said "ok", I carried on walking then turned back and he'd dissappeared like a ghost. When I was on the bus I could have sworn I saw him outside following some other woman around, once again carrying heavy bags.

He MUST BE AN ASPIE!

No, seriously though, really wish I was lurking there to witness that creep and let the tread of my shoe deal with him accordingly.

The above post makes me feel cozy inside. Like I'm being cuddled from your computer.

If that makes any sense.

I'll make an early return as long as I'm no longer contradicted or attacked on account of my special interests by a mystery person who doesn't believe that I'm sensitive, or knows nothing about my world.

I can see how you'd feel protected and shiz.

In the summertime you've got women, you've got women on your mind.

After many, many months of having artist's block, my inspiration has finally returned to me. I have done 5 sketches in 3 days and I'm not slowing down anytime soon.

Currently - WELCOME TO WRONGPLANET! - SAY PREJUDICED AND BELITTLING THINGS ABOUT NT'S FOR STATUS BOOST!

....10 years time........ WELCOME TO WRONGPLANET! - KILL AN NT AND POST PICS FOR STATUS BOOST!

Meh, sometimes there is needless insulting and hate towards the NT's out there. Just because some people have been treated badly off them in the past doesn't make them all bad. If I had that attitude towards them all it would leave me with very little people to talk to I would imagine.

Ah, predicting the future. Weren't we supposed to have flying cars and colonies on the moon by now?

We were. I'm highly disappointed. Although if I look back to the 1990s and early 2000s we certainly have come a long way. It's just so gradual we barely notice.If I saw all of what we have now as a kid I would be thinking something along the lines of "sweeeet! It's so futuristic!"

Precisely.
I think people tend to forget that most of our parents are probably NT. For every person here that stereotypes every NT as some fake tanned jock phallus, it gives someone the excuse to class every ASD person as some scrawny mentally ret*d speech impedimented card counting pasty skinned greasy haired acne ridden human calculator who's never gotten laid and is far too overly fond of their own opposite gender parent.

There are so many sports to choose from and so little time.

I know my mum is anyway, as are most of my friends. Making stereotypical assumptions of one entire group of people like that is no better than those making fun of people that are diagnosed. Besides, not everyone on the spectrum is going to be a sheer delight to talk to, no group of people is superior to another. Quite a list you made there, I hope all of those haven't been used on you.

Yikes

*sings* Everybody dance now!