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16 Dec 2011, 12:22 am
My sister: How? You barely even do anything!
Me: What do you do that's productive every day?
My sister: ... What's productive in your point of view?
Me: The usual; getting things done, accomplishing something new, running a mile, raising money.
My sister: I bought lunch...
Me: So did I.
My sister: What did you do that was productive then, if you're so smart?
Me: I educated people about something that's a part of me, I served lunch to the entire school, I did favors for all of my teachers, I'm going to bake a cake tonight for the people in my 6th period class. The usual.
My sister:
Me: You play basketball with the younger kids, that's productive.
My sister: How?
Me: 1. You're wearing them out. 2. They're not bugging me.
My sister:
Now if I could do that to the annoying peers trying to exploit my thought processes, life would be good!
I caught myself getting confused at, "...did x, y or z and now their..." I thought it meant this:
[Did x]->[[Y OR Z] AND now...]
Sometimes, I wish I had not mistreated the standard method of thought in favor of a rudimentary form of Boolean logic.
[I contain no synthetic components.]
Sounds devious... I like it!
16 Dec 2011, 12:34 am
My sister: How? You barely even do anything!
Me: What do you do that's productive every day?
My sister: ... What's productive in your point of view?
Me: The usual; getting things done, accomplishing something new, running a mile, raising money.
My sister: I bought lunch...
Me: So did I.
My sister: What did you do that was productive then, if you're so smart?
Me: I educated people about something that's a part of me, I served lunch to the entire school, I did favors for all of my teachers, I'm going to bake a cake tonight for the people in my 6th period class. The usual.
My sister:
Me: You play basketball with the younger kids, that's productive.
My sister: How?
Me: 1. You're wearing them out. 2. They're not bugging me.
My sister:
Now if I could do that to the annoying peers trying to exploit my thought processes, life would be good!
I caught myself getting confused at, "...did x, y or z and now their..." I thought it meant this:
[Did x]->[[Y OR Z] AND now...]
Sometimes, I wish I had not mistreated the standard method of thought in favor of a rudimentary form of Boolean logic.
[I contain no synthetic components.]
Sounds devious... I like it!
Maybe there are practical benefits to advocating a larger PE requirement 18 months after I no longer take the rotten class. Muahahaha!
Actually, I am already drafting a letter to give to the school after I receive my diploma. It will be quite critical in the Aspie [sic] way if I do not begin revising it again. At least I know what to add..
16 Dec 2011, 1:56 am
I always get really restless and stimmy right when the semester ends because my brain is still at full thinking force, and suddenly I have nothing to occupy it with. Makes me wonder what's going to happen after I graduate if I end up with a job that doesn't require a lot of thinking 
Hopefully the books I ordered will get here soon, although I can't take them to my parents' house which is where I'm going tomorrow. One of them, because it's a Christmas present for one of my brothers, and the other book, because it's obviously about atheism, and I'm pretty sure I don't want to have that conversation with my mom a week before Christmas....... (or ever if I can avoid it....)
16 Dec 2011, 3:27 am
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Good to know it's not just me
16 Dec 2011, 6:24 am
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16 Dec 2011, 6:42 am
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16 Dec 2011, 6:49 am
Well you two, maybe you should ask Santa for no snow, hey 
In any case, not much is sticking anyway
16 Dec 2011, 6:52 am
In any case, not much is sticking anyway
Yes, it can snow a teeny-tiny bit and then melt immediately afterward.
