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08 Jun 2018, 1:56 pm

#1. You sound like you're mechanically-inclined.



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08 Jun 2018, 2:35 pm

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I find that many autistic people are able to use music to communicate very well.

In your conducting, are you good at a sort of non-verbal communication which encourages the musicians to play a piece well and faithful to your vision?


I know how to express my emotions via music well enough to make them understand that my composition is the representation of every facet of my emotions. They know just by the way i wrote it that i want it to be very faithful, for i have opened up completely for everyone to see my weaknesses.

I sometimes wish i had a tune representing each emotion so i only have to turn it on in order to make people understand, but i tried a few years ago and i wasn't met with a lot of understanding. Some people just don't understand how to interpret music the way i intended them


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08 Jun 2018, 3:07 pm

I am an INFP

My hands get extremely hot before performing.

I have helped write many versions of the 12 step blues for inmates behind and outside the walls.


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08 Jun 2018, 3:21 pm

kraftiekortie wrote:
#1. You sound like you're mechanically-inclined.
Actually, that one is true. It's not the plumbing work that's a bother, it's just that for some reason it just seems weird to be in a tub for any reason other than showering. I generally do anything else I need to do (such as bathing a pet or working on the valves) by sitting outside the tub and reaching over.

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That is really hard. I think 2 is your lie. Are you a plumber?
Also true. It just felt relaxing to lie on the gravel like that. And no, I'm not really a plumber, I just learned some things from some diy projects I had to do.

Which finally leads to 3. It's actually mostly true, but my fear was more centered around turning the faucet off, because that's what caused the shower head to fail like it did. So I would be fine showering, but when I finished I always had to call someone. I eventually forced myself to do it on my own, because it was either that or give up a level of privacy, not to mention that if no one were there for some reason, it would complicate things.


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09 Jun 2018, 10:20 am

drlaugh wrote:
I am an INFP

My hands get extremely hot before performing.

I have helped write many versions of the 12 step blues for inmates behind and outside the walls.

Hmm... 3? I know 1 is true since I already saw that one stated.


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09 Jun 2018, 10:39 am

1. My mother's mom was a fashion model who constantly criticized my gait, and tried to make me walk with books on my head.

2. She wore (classy) mini skirts, hosiery and 4" heels in to her 80s. She was like those rich older women on Dallas.

3. She was very proud of my academic accomplishments and even paid the tuition for one of my degrees


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09 Jun 2018, 10:43 am

I'm hoping 3 is true, but it just seems out of place with the other two.


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09 Jun 2018, 10:56 am

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I'm hoping 3 is true, but it just seems out of place with the other two.


You're right. 3 is a lie. She praised me for being "smart" when I was young but lost interest when I couldn't walk with books on my head (I only wanted to read them), and when I didn't morph into a socialite to her liking. I tried living near her in California for a couple of years, but there was no way I could tolerate that lifestyle. I had to leave in order to stay sane.

1. My mom's family is British but also Irish, Welsh, Spanish and North / South American.

2. My dad's family is British through and through. Both sides of dad's ancestors have lived in Northern England since the 1600s

3. I moved four times while growing up. (Prior to Uni).


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09 Jun 2018, 11:12 am

You moved more than four times.

Hi Sweet Isabella.



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09 Jun 2018, 11:21 am

I once fixed a broken monitor

I once fixed a broken microwave

I once fixed a broken fan


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09 Jun 2018, 11:24 am

kraftiekortie wrote:
You moved more than four times.

Hi Sweet Isabella.


Hi Kortie and Potato
I'm lonely today. I'm losing momentum :(.

I moved homes at age 5, then moved to LA age 16 after losing my grandpa, then back again. So three moves prior to Uni., but many since then.

1. My best friends were books.
2. My best friends were songs.
3. My best friends were friendly girls.

2 for Potato.
PS I'd like to be a sentient potato in my next life. Sounds heavenly. :)


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09 Jun 2018, 11:27 am

#1 for Sentient Potato.

#3 for Isabella Quack Quack.



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09 Jun 2018, 11:57 am

1. My wife’s sister-in-law’s sister is here at our house with her husband. They are Trinidadians who live in Canada.

2. They came by plane.

3. The sister-in-law’s sister really likes to shop.



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09 Jun 2018, 12:04 pm

For Dr. Laugh, #2 is the lie.

I believe Dr. Laugh probably helped lots of inmates.



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09 Jun 2018, 12:13 pm

kraftiekortie wrote:
1. My wife’s sister-in-law’s sister is here at our house with her husband. They are Trinidadians who live in Canada.

2. They came by plane.

3. The sister-in-law’s sister really likes to shop.



2? Maybe they drove to NYC.


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09 Jun 2018, 12:16 pm

Quite astute, Isabella. It’s about a 10-hour drive from the Toronto area to NYC.