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For anyone who's particularly severely Asperger or autistic, the above post was sarcasm..

No problem. I'm always willing to help out. You know. Like any other person out there. I just want to do the right thing.

By the way, there is no such thing as love.

I've had to clarify that from time to time, too. But this is also what makes aspies very skilled with dry humor.

And Here I am causing a fuss for telling a member to piss off for jumping all over me.

With posts like what toad quoted floating around, "piss off" is like "have a lollipop".

Yeah, its definitely deep.

(as mechanicalgirl said so well - note the sarcasm)

Wait, what did i do now?

Its gone now. What you had in that quote a page back before it was 'Hahahahhahah'.

Someone had said something very inappropriate for the forum so the moderators moderated, including the part that you had reasonably quoted. You didn't do anything wrong but the moderators, while moderating before, must have overlooked that part so the inappropriate stuff was still in the quote section of your comment. It appears they have moderated what they didn't moderate before so it's all been moderated.

I loved the macro you posted. Very funny

I don't know about that. You just have to make an effort to find something about it that is related or appealing to others. My husband can bore my socks off talking about different classes of trains, but since he is often doing this while we are sitting in a nice cafe in a European city I haven't visited before, it is ok.

I guess for someone with AS it might be more difficult to do but maybe you should brainstorm topics that you are interested in, then think of ways you can branch out from there. Maybe try a mind map. Unless your only interest is something like collecting your own spit and toenails and you are so bored by everything else in the world that you can't even stand to talk about it, then you will have an interest that you can share with someone else.