People are agreeing how great that list linked at the beginning is, and the link is broken. 
I used to watch the defrag squares on the old computer. But my computer now doesn't do that.
sethzack wrote:
When you constantly refer to your internet life in real life...
And if I mention real life, I have to specify "irl friends."
And I go to an irl prayer meeting and keep mentioning my friends by their usernames, so we end up praying for people like "Bionic Goat" and "Capitalist Pig."
bonez wrote:
when you go out to a movie but you don't enjoy it because the whole time you,re thinking about how much better you'd be able to see the movie if you were 3 seats over because then you'd be in dead center but now your off to one side a little bit and you keep on looking at the people in the dead center seats thinking how lucky they are, naybe its not an aspie tbhing, maybe its just me....
At my small-town theater (before it closed), I could go in and try several different seats before finding the one I liked. And I like sitting slightly to the left of whatever I'm looking at, because I naturally look slightly to my right.
princesseli wrote:
My sister sometimes listens to the same song over and over again and shes NT.
My NT brother did that for like four hours with "Breakfast" by the Newsboys.
ShyGorilla wrote:
:compress:
I like that smiley!
Abangyarudo wrote:
Danielismyname wrote:
... your psychiatrist tells you that you're definitely autistic.
funny enough I had to look into it myself. None of my psychiatrists when I was younger even brought it up. When I brought up to one he said "yea thats very possible." I sat there looking at him thinking "ok can I have your job now?"

I asked my diagnosed brother whether, if I decide to go for diagnosis, I should try to convince the professional that I do have it or that I don't. He replied that I should try to figure out whether the professional has it.
Maditude wrote:
As a kid, I wondered why anybody would build a gate out of water. I was pondering this during the Watergate break-in scandal in the 1970s.


It's a dam, obviously: a gate to keep the water in/back.
(I got through the first six pages. I should eat a cookie before work.)
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Logical Sensory Extrovert (ESTj) . Enneagram 1-6-2
Protestant . Female . Asexual . self-diagnosed Aspie
I enjoy charts, knitting, gaming, and interacting with real but atypical people.