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Vanxander
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28 May 2009, 3:44 am

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Maybe this will cheer me up.
for more pics, my myspace ID is _roxasrox_



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28 May 2009, 3:55 am

Magnus wrote:
Ha! I can't believe you actually did this.

Aspie male attractiveness= Their inability to see how cute they actually are. I like their clumsiness and brilliant minds. Their obliviousness to reality is especially endearing. Give me a great mind over muscles any day. What really turns me on is a unique facial expression coupled with a violent attack of the willies down under. :lol:


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29 May 2009, 7:55 pm

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What do you mean "us", benji? You didn't post any of yourself. I'm sure you'd get some votes if you did :wink:


lol, the guy even has my vote and i'm a straight male :P

but mkay, most recent picture.

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holy f**k!



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29 May 2009, 7:56 pm

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ok, you still are in the medals with this thread, even surrounded by all the other hotties :wink:



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29 May 2009, 8:31 pm

:D



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30 May 2009, 8:05 pm

i vote for tias!



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01 Jun 2009, 6:12 pm

Oh god, lol, thats gonna boost my ego through the roof......nah xD
here comes another batch of pictures i took a few days ago at a park

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02 Jun 2009, 5:32 am

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i vote for tias!


Yeah I agree, Tias wins.


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Cool show pony! :lol:


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02 Jun 2009, 9:40 am

Not gonna show off my manliness for the world of it.
I Will however point out that most pictures of most autistic people are in no way proper representations of them as the asymmetry in our faces don't make for good pictures generally.

We're all hotter face to face ;)



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02 Jun 2009, 12:19 pm

^ Asymmetry in faces is a sign of ugliness.....

Besides, what kind of falsification you're talking about it here? there's no typical physical characteristics for autistics or AS, it's not like the William' Syndrome or Down Syndrome...



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02 Jun 2009, 12:55 pm

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^ Asymmetry in faces is a sign of ugliness.....

Besides, what kind of falsification you're talking about it here? there's no typical physical characteristics for autistics or AS, it's not like the William' Syndrome or Down Syndrome...


Facial symmetry is what often defines photogenic faces, this due to the single lens being used to copy something we otherwise would percieve in stereo. It's less obvious the further away from the lens the object is however.
Feel free to read further: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facial_symmetry

Autism has many Very typical physical features,
I'm not going to rummage through it all but as a few examples are having lower corners of the mouth compared with the upper lip, the top of the ears may flop over, ears may be lower and tend to be more square shaped, among other things.
Further the facial nucleus is reduced in size and sometimes missing fully. As a result the face becomes asymmetrical to some extent in most cases.
( Kolb & Whishaw: Brain and Behaviour: 2nd Ed )



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02 Jun 2009, 12:59 pm

Xs142 wrote:
LePetitPrince wrote:
^ Asymmetry in faces is a sign of ugliness.....

Besides, what kind of falsification you're talking about it here? there's no typical physical characteristics for autistics or AS, it's not like the William' Syndrome or Down Syndrome...


Facial symmetry is what often defines photogenic faces, this due to the single lens being used to copy something we otherwise would percieve in stereo. It's less obvious the further away from the lens the object is however.
Feel free to read further: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facial_symmetry

Autism has many Very typical physical features,
I'm not going to rummage through it all but as a few examples are having lower corners of the mouth compared with the upper lip, the top of the ears may flop over, ears may be lower and tend to be more square shaped, among other things.
Further the facial nucleus is reduced in size and sometimes missing fully. As a result the face becomes asymmetrical to some extent in most cases.
( Kolb & Whishaw: Brain and Behaviour: 2nd Ed )


what is the facial necleus?



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02 Jun 2009, 1:08 pm

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what is the facial necleus?


That'd be a collection of neurons in your medulla that controls your facial expressions (Autonomic) and also your stapedius.



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02 Jun 2009, 1:17 pm

Xs142 wrote:
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what is the facial necleus?


That'd be a collection of neurons in your medulla that controls your facial expressions (Autonomic) and also your stapedius.


wouldnt that make us have crap expressions and not be more 'hot' face to face?



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02 Jun 2009, 1:21 pm

lotusblossom wrote:
Xs142 wrote:
lotusblossom wrote:
what is the facial necleus?


That'd be a collection of neurons in your medulla that controls your facial expressions (Autonomic) and also your stapedius.


wouldnt that make us have crap expressions and not be more 'hot' face to face?


Well most of us have impaired facial expressions, and for further reference it's also the same neurons that help us read Other peoples' faces too.
However face to face the asymmetry is compensated better for by first of all the viewer having two eyes instead of one lens, secondly the fact that we move and change angle constantly (Pictures are still and make asymmetry more noticable) and third, charisma goes a long way. :wink: