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23 Jul 2006, 2:55 am

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Ben is Glory, Glory is Ben, they are one and the same!


Oh! Yes! Critiquing and codifying the subtle details hidden within the emerging field of the polymorphic WrongPlanet relationship network. Realize that the countless pathways are far too complex for even you to untwine and then re-twine. You'd have to realize that it's all but a symbiotic relationship, acting on pure natural impulse and continuously changing in the scope of chaos.

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23 Jul 2006, 3:00 am

Not even close!



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23 Sep 2006, 12:58 pm

Well, he wants people who have AS to act like the diagnosis says we should. The DSM-IV says we should all be pedantic, and always be rational, and have no feelings, but that's simply not the case. People are all different. As long as people have different personalities, people will always think and feel differently about certain things, even if they share a certain diagnosis. So to say that people "should act asperger's" isn't right to say at all, because who's to say that we're not? Someone who isn't even really AS for all we know? Just something to think about.



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23 Sep 2006, 1:38 pm

Jekyll wrote:
Well, he wants people who have AS to act like the diagnosis says we should. The DSM-IV says we should all be pedantic, and always be rational, and have no feelings, but that's simply not the case. People are all different. As long as people have different personalities, people will always think and feel differently about certain things, even if they share a certain diagnosis. So to say that people "should act asperger's" isn't right to say at all, because who's to say that we're not? Someone who isn't even really AS for all we know? Just something to think about.

Everyone varies. I mean a scenario could be very brillant to one person utterly abohorable to another.



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23 Sep 2006, 2:00 pm

If "AspieDannie" seems disappointed in Aspies diverging from diagnostic definition, being such as they are, then "AspieDannie" appeals to a set of values of Aspie candor and the like, typically embraced in Aspie pride. But from any more value neutral standpoint, what "AspieDannie" offers might indeed serve as a simple critique of a veritable raft of slipshod science.


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24 Sep 2006, 6:57 am

There are lots of chemicals that companies put into food. The biggest problem is not the actual food, but the stuff that they put in it. Fast food shouldn't be illegal, just the crap that they put in it. "Junk food", as the food fascists call it, tastes nice. Hasn't harmed me. It's when people eat nothing but fast food that the problem arises. Instead of making tasty food illegal, they should make all food organic. If you want chicken nuggets, you should get nothing but chicken in breadcrumbs or batter, perhaps with a bit of seasoning. Trade standards. You should get exactly what it says on the menu.

Telling people what to eat is wrong. If people want to eat Burger and chips, they should be allowed to. What is needed is not food facism, but awareness. When you start banning otherwise healthy foods, you're controlling people's lives on a petty level. Next we'll be told to exercise or go to prison. Here comes the march of the lifestyle police.

Jamie Oliver is such a ret*d for trying to force his brand of food upon everyone.

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18 Nov 2006, 9:54 am

Hmm...food awareness...sounds like another wave of bumper stickers and rubber bracelets to me.



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18 Nov 2006, 12:07 pm

Whatever happened to AspieDannie? That guy was a prophet, and with only 10 posts.



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18 Nov 2006, 12:20 pm

I killed him and ate his soul. It tasted like chicken.


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18 Nov 2006, 12:47 pm

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My name is daniel. Im fifteen. I think this is for adults. I dont know. Ill post here anyway. I have views of my own. Lets see. Just this afternoon there comes on this news report. Its about soda in schools. Some people want it banned from schools. I know things. I study stuff. I know what soda does. I know about high fructose corn syrup. I know it fools around with a brain enzyme or protein or whatever. I think its called leptin or something. It does something with this enzyme. It makes you want more. So you drink more. You drink more and more. I know soda leads to type 2 diabetes. Thats why they want to ban it. Its simple. Its beyond understandable. Yet theres my daddy. A stupid jerk. A murderer of our children. Theres probably many more like him lurking in our shadows.

Daddy says that he drank soda as a kid. Daddy says he didnt get diabetes. Daddy says he didnt get fat. Daddy says all kids need is exercise. I tell him the truth about the situation. Daddy tells me I believe everthing I read. What does daddy believe? All daddy gives a damn about is self preservation. That's all he gives a damn about. He wants to drink soda. you're a murderer daddy. You want our kids to die a painful death. Im glad you drink so much soda. Maybe someday I can attend your funeral.


Try as hard as you want but no matter what you and everyone else does your going to die.

Ironically simple sugars are what your brain burns for fuel. I read a study where kids
would learn task then drink a sweet liquid and they had better recall than the control
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So in terms of learning soda is quite usefull.



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22 Nov 2006, 4:42 pm

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Aspergers are supposed to have rational minds. Aspergers are supposed to not think on emotion. Very few here have rational minds. I wonder if your really aspergers.

Start acting like aspergers!


I'll get out my DSM so I can remind myself how to act.

Meanwhile, Danny, go look up "sociopath" so you know how to act. I don't think you quite have your diagnosis down either.



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22 Nov 2006, 4:45 pm

If people want to drink soda and eat all sorts of junk food, it is their choice. No one is putting a gun to your head and forcing you to buy soda instead of more healthier drinks.



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22 Nov 2006, 7:48 pm

Some people just have this insatiable need to control everyone else's lives but their own. If these food nazis weren't trying to ban every good-tasting dish in the world, believe me, they would find something else to harp about whether it's your sex life, religion or what you watch on TV.

Don't let their acting like they're so concerned about your health fool you, either. They could care less. All they want to do is run your life just so they'll feel more powerful.....and not have to focus on their own pitiful existance.

Oh, and speaking of keeping me from drinking my favorite beverage, Coca-Cola, I'll quote Charlton Heston on that one...."From my cold, dead hands!" :wink:


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