Asperger's Bumper Stickers?

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I'm still with Tequila. I think it's a silly idea.

True, I can see what point your getting across.

I lightly agree with you.

Well, I like the site CafePress, and I see enough curbie crap on there, it would be nice to see some more pro-aspie stuff put up

I, personally, think this shirt is cute:

http://www.cafepress.com/buy/aspergers/ ... pt_/c_360/

Immortal that's the only Aspie design that I like too. One question though who is Curbie? The only Curbie I know is the little cartoon character the recycling company uses.

Curebie=people who want to cue autism/aspergers...They'll put up things saying "Vacccines poison children" and other crap like that.

Having felt as though I was different most of my life, I would be reluctant to advertise any differences to the general public.

That's exactly how I feel.

But that's buying into the whole idea that different=bad.

Not necessarily. We just don't want to make ourselves a target by certain individuals. It's called self-preservation. If you want to see it as us being different, get an "I believe in jihad" sticker and put it on your car. You're different. See how some people react. Go on, I dare you.

What car? And personally, I have never been bullied. However when I was in high school I was always doing different things trying to get attention, and trying to get a reaction. It was really quite effective...sometime during my goth period I realised I wasn't doing it so that people would stare, but so that people wouldn't look so closely (Because i wasn't really so sure of myself, who I was)

But anyhow, shirts with funny things about aspergers sounds exactly like something I'd do. I always poke fun at myself, and the reactions I get are quite positive.

Some places are less tolerant of daft behaviour like that.

A hypothetical one, considering we're talking about bumper stickers.

If you want to make a dickhead of yourself, fine. I'm not going to stop you. I ask that you weigh up the risks and benefits and then make a judgement. And I think I've said all I need to say here.

Tequila has some really good points. You should pay attention to what he has to post.

And I think I need to point out that I already own aspergers T-shirts, and have never even gotten so much as a rude comment about them (Obviously not a bumper sticker, as I don't drive because I'm epileptic-which is why I use t-shirts as my own example)

Personally I think the only one making who would be making a "dickhead" out of themselves would be anyone who would give a damn about what someone else choose to put on their t-shirt. I've never gotten any grief about my t-shirts, or the buttons or patches on my bag.

I have me two Routemaster keychains. That's enough for me.

Oooh yes, that does remind me (As I have heard Routemaster mentioned on this site on several occasions and usually by you )...I have been meaning to ask...um, what exactly is Routemaster?

And to be on the topic, to those who didn't know, WrongPlanet does have a cafepress store:

http://www.cafepress.com/wrongplanet

(Linked on the left under "store" to those who are not observant) It has shirts, bumper stickers, and some other stuff...unless someone looked up "wrongplanet.net" or knew the site previously, these things wouldn't be so recognisable as aspie shirts