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17 Dec 2005, 9:24 am

ilikedragons wrote:
You might be an aspie if were a little kid and didnt know how other kids could have imaginary friends and think they were real.


Ditto.

On a related note.. You might be an aspie if as a first grader, you went around telling all your peers that Santa Claus isn't real. And when they argued, you asked them to explain how he could visit every house in the world on a single night, fit down a chimney, bring presents to houses without chimneys, and so on. And then you wondered why your classmates got so upset.



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17 Dec 2005, 12:38 pm

If, at your sixth grade graduation, you didn't go in the room where refreshments where being served because they said it was for the students and their parents and since your parent didn't show up, you thought you weren't allow to go in because........it was for the students and their parents.
(True story :lol: )

Then you stayed in your classroom all by yourself since everyone else was getting refreshments and some students were leaving early and going out to celebrate with their parents and friends.


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17 Dec 2005, 7:40 pm

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You might be an aspie if you have heard a billion times that you have to be on drugs to understand Pink Floyd: The Wall, but you watched the movie and understood it very well while dead sober.


Nope, but I kind of act perpetually drugged, for example hyper and high, drunk and mean, stoned and tired. I don't think it's the Zyprexa. I'm just effervescently weird.



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22 Dec 2005, 7:57 am

You might be an aspie if... you go to the dentist for a cleaning and they take x-rays first. The weight of the lead vest they put on you feels so good, you consider asking if you can keep it on for the rest of the appointment.



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22 Dec 2005, 8:36 am

neongrl wrote:
You might be an aspie if... you go to the dentist for a cleaning and they take x-rays first. The weight of the lead vest they put on you feels so good, you consider asking if you can keep it on for the rest of the appointment.


I love those lead aprons. When I was repairing equipment in hospitals I would fantasize about being able to take a nap on the xray table under the lead aprons.



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22 Dec 2005, 9:10 am

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...You might be an Aspie if you want to bow down and worship whoever invented the U-scan at WalMart...

YES! You also want to bow down to who ever invented texting on phones, internet shopping and sweatpants!


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22 Dec 2005, 11:40 am

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If you can actually be bothered to work out 4096 to the power of 4.


... if you work out math problems in your head instead of talking to people.

... if you spend the entire party reading books in the host's library.


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22 Dec 2005, 1:55 pm

If you think going to the mall is some sort of puishment.



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22 Dec 2005, 3:16 pm

... this is one of the first threads you've read on the forum and it made you laugh and cry because you're so relieved to be around people who are like you in a medium that suits you. :-)



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22 Dec 2005, 5:18 pm

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...You might be an Aspie if you want to bow down and worship whoever invented the U-scan at WalMart...

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YES! You also want to bow down to who ever invented texting on phones, internet shopping and sweatpants!


Oh boy yes... now if they would only stay open 24hrs like the grocery store!

Hmm, haven't tried sweatpants, but I've been wearing the same thing for about 3 weeks now. (I'm single :oops: )

YMBAAI- if you read every single one of these replies instead of making dinner.



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22 Dec 2005, 5:22 pm

...you love going shopping at Walmart at midnight because you are pretty much alone in the store. 8O

Walmart is open 24 hrs where I live. :lol: :lol:


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22 Dec 2005, 5:31 pm

Soooooooo jealous! Close at midnight here and it's a college town, it's busy even late.

I grocery shop between 2-5 am. It's much nicer in there then. Although sometimes you need to find the checkout person- the self-scans aren't open at night. It's a trade off I feel is worth it most of the time.

When I go during other times it's always the self-scanner.



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22 Dec 2005, 5:32 pm

Namiko wrote:
... if you spend the entire party reading books in the host's library.
LOL, I don't count on the host having a good book - I bring my own!


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22 Dec 2005, 5:35 pm

.....if you'd rather sit and read than go on a date.



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23 Dec 2005, 2:16 pm

You have drawn up plans for a 'com-commode' - a commode enabling you to sit at your PC for many hours without a break. It's linked up to the drainage system for optimum comfort and hygene.

Your teacher gave you a 'B' grade for an assignment as he thought you had made the content up because he had never encountered the topic before.

You have the following in your bedroom: stash of dried fruit/ nuts, other non-perishable snacks; kettle or tea pot - both within arm's length of your workstation.

You select footwear on the basis of how suitable it would be for certain characters from Greek or Roman Mythology.



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23 Dec 2005, 2:38 pm

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