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20 Jan 2016, 10:52 pm

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Feyokien is so devilishly handsome

Damn straight!
When I grow up I want to be a Feyokien
He should get an international holiday!

This could go on forever

Cuatro Raleigh??


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20 Jan 2016, 10:53 pm

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I realize that this is getting unfunny. :oops:



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20 Jan 2016, 10:54 pm

Spanish for 4 Image



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20 Jan 2016, 10:54 pm

^ I googled that.
You're saying I'm a small guitar??


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20 Jan 2016, 10:55 pm

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The man on the train apologised to me for swinging his arms around when he talked.
He asked, "I didn't hit you did I?"
I wanted to say "no" but it came out "so" instead.
Damn stupid speech disorder.
Then I turned away and stared at the window beside me for 2 hours.
It was very awkward.


2 hours of awkward silence with a stranger, that would indeed suck!
My mouth will screw up my words in situations like that too, or I'll mean to nicely say "no" but it will come out sounding harsh and angry.


Tell me about it. Being active but odd isn't the best form of Aspie to be. When I used to live in Sefton, I'd always see this (old) Greek guy on the station. I'd always seen him around the shopping center too so I made the mistake of saying hello to him one morning. COULD HE TALK?!?! After that, he latched onto me like you wouldn't believe. After the first morning, I ran out of things to say and I wanted to listen to my music and read my Kindle and he just wouldn't leave me alone, so one morning... hehehe I gave him a barrage about Myna Birds, all the way from Chester Hill to Central - it's like a 45 minute trip and I never let up. I told him all there is to know about Myna Birds. He couldn't get a word in edgewise.

Needless to say, by the time we arrived at Central, he knew everything there was to know about Common/Indian Mynas - he was literally busting to get out of the train and he never approached me again.

Special Interests do actually serve a purpose other than possible career prospects. :)


:lol: That's why I don't say hello to strangers (or in this case, possible acquaintances). Too often the door gets opened a bit, and they leap right through it, latch on and never let go. When I met an old co-worker for the first time, within 5 minutes of meeting she had told me every bad thing that had happened to her in the past decade.



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20 Jan 2016, 10:55 pm

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Raleigh wrote:
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Raleigh wrote:
The man on the train apologised to me for swinging his arms around when he talked.
He asked, "I didn't hit you did I?"
I wanted to say "no" but it came out "so" instead.
Damn stupid speech disorder.
Then I turned away and stared at the window beside me for 2 hours.
It was very awkward.


2 hours of awkward silence with a stranger, that would indeed suck!
My mouth will screw up my words in situations like that too, or I'll mean to nicely say "no" but it will come out sounding harsh and angry.

Yes. I think it came out sounding weird.
Like I was being sarcastic or something, I don't know.
It's weird how I can make the s sound ok when I don't want to.
My mouth is traitorous.


I still remember a day in elementary school when a popular boy abruptly asked for some of my food, and I replied "why would I give any to you?!" It came out sounding so b*tchy ( 8O ), when I was actually genuinely inquiring why I should share with someone who was never nice to me. He seemed stunned and possibly hurt. I've always hated that memory.


When I was in primary school, I was walking home with a boy who used to be a friend... No actually, I just knew him from school but he started spending a lot of time with this other boy who lived across the road from me and I (insinuated) that they had a relationship (if you know what I mean). I didn't think before I spoke. I never did. I wasn't trying to be mean or insulting. I was just being my normal, stupid honest self speaking my mind.
Needless to say, he got a bit upset with me and wanted to fight me every time he saw me.

He once threw a rock at me and I caught it and threw it back at him. He turned and started to run and it got him fair in the middle of the back. I think it surprised him and his friend as much as it did me!


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20 Jan 2016, 10:57 pm

Apparently :?. I learned in school that it's the Spanish word for four.



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20 Jan 2016, 10:58 pm

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Me and my chocolate addiction moments. Yes, sugar (more or less) makes me high.

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It's not the end of the world to offend someone.


It is if they have an axe!


I have an axe and I'm afraid to use it. :lol:


Edna, you ought to meet my daughter. Perhaps not.


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20 Jan 2016, 11:00 pm

Raleigh wrote:
Ok, captcha won't let me post anything with a quote all of a sudden.
It says the domain is invalid.
I have to enter the code.
Of which there's none.
What does that mean?

I was getting that too. It means the Site software is C R A P ! ! !

Haha - finally got 3 exclamation marks together! :D


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20 Jan 2016, 11:02 pm

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I was going to say that ImAnAspie's cat should have been nude in that photo, instead of wearing that fur coat.
The arrangement reminds me of the composition of a nude painting.


On hot days like yesterday and today, I've tried to help him get his fur suit off but I just can't find the zipper.


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20 Jan 2016, 11:09 pm

Note to self: Do not buy massive bulk-sized bags of cat food as big as you are. Do not try to lift and then pour aforementioned bag....it will not go well.



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20 Jan 2016, 11:10 pm

Get a cat food spoon!



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20 Jan 2016, 11:13 pm

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Get a cat food spoon!


I dunno why, but I suddenly imagined you sounding like Charlie while saying this.



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20 Jan 2016, 11:14 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
Ok, captcha won't let me post anything with a quote all of a sudden.
It says the domain is invalid.
I have to enter the code.
Of which there's none.
What does that mean?

I was getting that too. It means the Site software is C R A P ! ! !

Haha - finally got 3 exclamation marks together! :D

Oh, ok then.
I thought it was a problem with my free wifi in my free hotel room.
It's a nice room.
I even have an old-fashioned chaise lounge in here for reclining while Wrong Planeting.


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20 Jan 2016, 11:18 pm

AuroraBorealisGazer wrote:
:lol: That's why I don't say hello to strangers (or in this case, possible acquaintances). Too often the door gets opened a bit, and they leap right through it, latch on and never let go. When I met an old co-worker for the first time, within 5 minutes of meeting she had told me every bad thing that had happened to her in the past decade.



I'm trying to learn not to talk to strangers.

If I'm in a cab or meet someone I'm not going to be with for more than a few minuts (up to an hour), I can talk my head off and act all NT but if they latch on to me, I clam up. I'm not the person they first meet. I'm friendly for about the first hour and then I get bored with it and shy and run out of things to say and just want to do my own thing.

That sounds terrible but it's true. That's why I wear earphones now. So people don't disturb me.

Am I horrible?

I just don't have that much to talk to people about (not what they'd want to hear) and I'm not really interested in what they have to say. In all the time I've been alive, I can honestly say, no one has ever said anything that really took my breath away or interested me. It's always "Nice day!" or "How about those Bulldogs?!" (football team - I can't stand football) and we can all see if it's a nice day or not - which is very subjective anyway.

Hmm - b***h session. Sorry.


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20 Jan 2016, 11:20 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
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Me and my chocolate addiction moments. Yes, sugar (more or less) makes me high.

ImAnAspie wrote:
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It's not the end of the world to offend someone.


It is if they have an axe!


I have an axe and I'm afraid to use it. :lol:


Edna, you ought to meet my daughter. Perhaps not.


Whywhy??¿


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