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19 Dec 2015, 7:41 pm

I'm working on my book right now, and I've only got one more section of the Dictionary to do, and then it's onto the races [literally; I need to include all of the information about the different races of Mythaven]. :D


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20 Dec 2015, 2:34 am

how humanoid would you make those different races, scale of one to 10?

.....

i am satisfied at removing old useless stuff from my walls and making enough room to mount a painting of mine. goodbye art school qt3.14s....

ImAnAspie wrote:
Handy Hint:

I worked out, if you want a shortcut that always takes you to the last/latest page of "Got Anything Random To Say" or any other thread you've bookmarked, simply change the number at the end of the shortcut to 99999

For example, when I bookmarked Random ages ago, this was the URL it bookmarked it as:

http://wrongplanet.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=51646&start=64615

and every time I clicked on the shortcut, it would always take me back to posts that were made around April 2013 and I would have to click on the last page number every time to get to the latest posts BUT with:

http://wrongplanet.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=51646&start=99999

it ALWAYS plops you right on the latest page of the thread.

So, just make your shortcut, edit it and change the number on the end to 99999

That's it :)


genius!

positively genius!

absolutely clever!

simply brilliant!

quite intelligent!


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20 Dec 2015, 5:19 am

^^^ Thanks Kip :)


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20 Dec 2015, 12:29 pm

The on thing which has never made any sense to me is how there are 2 camps of persons as it pertains to the entire autistic spectrum. I'll try to illustrate my point here as best as possible. 1 community of people believe autism is simply an alternate or different way in which a person processes information and interacts with the world and all aspects of it as a whole. Whereby these persons try to raise support and funds for the support services of a wide variety for autistic across the entire age range etc.
The 2nd camp of individuals tend to see autism as nothing more than some sort of genetic or environmentally caused medical phenomena which needs to be cured if nothing else as this groups does the same thing in terms of support and funding as well..

I simply see myself as a person whom understands the world in a different way though, does this mean that I'm wrong for my observations or my actions in how I interact or have interacted among society all these many years now? No but, It's hard to find my place in life when various people look for you to take once stance or the other. I merely wished to be left alone to carry out my on journey in life regardless of terms or labels etc.


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21 Dec 2015, 2:48 am

kazanscube wrote:
I simply see myself as a person whom understands the world in a different way though, does this mean that I'm wrong for my observations or my actions in how I interact or have interacted among society all these many years now?.


i see myself the same way. perhaps a bit less.
attributing something to my ASD is a last resort for me. i don't understand being total separation of aspies and non aspies.


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21 Dec 2015, 3:26 am

Can I sack my mother for consistently poor performance?


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21 Dec 2015, 3:45 am

I wish I were Danish.



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21 Dec 2015, 4:48 am

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Can I sack my mother for consistently poor performance?

Well, if she was always there in your past success, and now she doesn't deliver, you're in the Chelsea situation. I think it's good they did sack Mourinho, but that's because I'm a Spurs supporter.



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21 Dec 2015, 5:21 am

kazanscube wrote:
... autism is simply an alternate or different way in which a person processes information and interacts with the world and all aspects of it as a whole. ...


Ever heard the expression "Different. Not better."? Yeah, right!
I wouldn't change myself for anything in thew world.


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21 Dec 2015, 7:57 am

Kak ti?
Spasiba harasho.



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21 Dec 2015, 9:23 am


:lol: :lol: :lol: :mrgreen: :lol:



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21 Dec 2015, 9:27 am

Cyclone season again which means regular OCC videos. Oh Chris Nitso I missed your voice :oops:



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21 Dec 2015, 9:51 am

Just enough money for medication. Woohoo or something. Ma will have to get food for this week.



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21 Dec 2015, 5:57 pm

A work acquaintance I've (sort of) known for a long time is leaving work.

This (other) guy was pushing me to go along to the farewell lunch (like he always tries to push me to go to social functions).

He kept urging me to go and wouldn't let up to the point I started to feel trapped. I responded in a way I've never responded to anyone before and it surprised me.

I said, "Don't push it!" That's very uncharacteristic of me to be so forceful and rude (but I wasn't aggressive - I hate aggression). I just started to feel harassed and trapped. 8O


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21 Dec 2015, 6:07 pm

Yeah...I know what you mean.

I think the guy had good intentions--but you still didn't want to go to the social function.

I'm not saying you should directly apologize--but maybe placate the guy in some way tomorrow.



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21 Dec 2015, 8:23 pm

kraftiekortie wrote:
Yeah...I know what you mean.

I think the guy had good intentions--but you still didn't want to go to the social function.

I'm not saying you should directly apologize--but maybe placate the guy in some way tomorrow.


I don't know, Kraftie. I think it's had a good effect. We're still friendly together but I don't think he'll try to pressure me into doing things I don't want to do or don't feel comfortable doing in future. If he does, then he's just plain rude.

I might leave it the way it is. I don't really feel I have anything to apologize for and I wouldn't really miss his pseudo friendship anyway. He asks too much of me anyway - always asking me to fix his computer etc. He doesn't care what I'm doing. He just calls me and expects me to stop whatever I'm doing and go help him to the point where our boss has asked him to stop calling me. It's not my job. I'm just good at it.

He's even brought in his personal laptop from home for me to take home and fix OVER CHRISTMAS. I think that's insensitive and incredibly rude.


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