AnonymousAnonymous
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14 Jan 2012, 2:49 pm
zupdogs
Those sure are some striking eyes, David Bowie would bow before you
I agree!
AnonymousAnonymous
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14 Jan 2012, 2:51 pm
14 Jan 2012, 3:07 pm
bluntedboywonder
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14 Jan 2012, 3:14 pm
Me at work:
I don't wear suit and tie always, by the way, this was a special occasion
14 Jan 2012, 3:33 pm
bluntedboywonder
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Location: Maastricht, The Netherlands
14 Jan 2012, 3:37 pm
I have no idea how to resize photos properly so I linked.
Hey no reason to be embarrassed about your face!
Or anything else for that matter.
14 Jan 2012, 4:02 pm
I don't wear suit and tie always, by the way, this was a special occasion
Looks like a really cosy place (and I mean it). Do you work from 9 to 5?
As an aspie, working 9 to 5 is pretty damn hard each day, or at least to me, depending on the job and the atmosphere.
bluntedboywonder
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Location: Maastricht, The Netherlands
14 Jan 2012, 4:37 pm
As an aspie, working 9 to 5 is pretty damn hard each day, or at least to me, depending on the job and the atmosphere.
I have a 9 to 5 job, 5 days a week and it's a bloody drag.
Every day I get home very tired. I can't understand how people can go to the gym or something after they came home from work......
It's a callcenter, basically. That means stat-crunching (as I like to call it) The people are well enough, but the businessmodel of the place is: make your stats (which totally includes customer satisfaction by the way) and we're nice. Don't make them and you're out. I've had lots of sh***y jobs. In some respects this is a one as well, but I happen to be above-average good at it. That makes up for my fatigue and aspie traits. No-one there knows about my Aspergers by the way and I dont intend to tell them just yet.
15 Jan 2012, 3:36 pm
As an aspie, working 9 to 5 is pretty damn hard each day, or at least to me, depending on the job and the atmosphere.
I have a 9 to 5 job, 5 days a week and it's a bloody drag.
Every day I get home very tired. I can't understand how people can go to the gym or something after they came home from work...... It's a callcenter, basically. That means stat-crunching (as I like to call it) The people are well enough, but the businessmodel of the place is: make your stats (which totally includes customer satisfaction by the way) and we're nice. Don't make them and you're out. I've had lots of sh***y jobs. In some respects this is a one as well, but I happen to be above-average good at it. That makes up for my fatigue and aspie traits. No-one there knows about my Aspergers by the way and I dont intend to tell them just yet.
Awesome how you can be such a chameleon-aspie and everybody praising you like you are some sort of intellectual god while they don't even know you're having a disorder instead of a talent. Well if you look at autism, the term disorder can become very ambiguous I think. Ignorance is bliss I guess.
bluntedboywonder
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16 Jan 2012, 3:50 pm
As an aspie, working 9 to 5 is pretty damn hard each day, or at least to me, depending on the job and the atmosphere.
I have a 9 to 5 job, 5 days a week and it's a bloody drag.
Every day I get home very tired. I can't understand how people can go to the gym or something after they came home from work...... It's a callcenter, basically. That means stat-crunching (as I like to call it) The people are well enough, but the businessmodel of the place is: make your stats (which totally includes customer satisfaction by the way) and we're nice. Don't make them and you're out. I've had lots of sh***y jobs. In some respects this is a one as well, but I happen to be above-average good at it. That makes up for my fatigue and aspie traits. No-one there knows about my Aspergers by the way and I dont intend to tell them just yet.
Awesome how you can be such a chameleon-aspie and everybody praising you like you are some sort of intellectual god while they don't even know you're having a disorder instead of a talent. Well if you look at autism, the term disorder can become very ambiguous I think. Ignorance is bliss I guess.
LOL if that is what you got from my description than I really need to correct you
I am not any better or worse at my job than other people in my team.
16 Jan 2012, 5:47 pm
Another one to make you scared. 
MakaylaTheAspie
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17 Jan 2012, 12:36 am
Behold! A classic bathroom mirror shot!
17 Jan 2012, 2:58 am
Here you go:
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17 Jan 2012, 11:45 am
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17 Jan 2012, 12:54 pm
Nice pic, Alex!
And who's this nice guy with you?
