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06 Dec 2007, 11:35 pm

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...your aunt has invited herself to stay for some days and you can't wait till she leaves, even though she is perfectly nice person and you hardly see her because she lives in another country.

YES!! ! My mother is so confused about why I seem to hate all of my relatives. I don't. I just hate it when they're around.


You might be an Aspie if:

when someone uses the cliche math joke-pickup-line "I wish I were your derivative so I could lie tangent to your curves" you remind them that the derivative of a function is not tangent to its curves, rather, the derivative gives is the magnitude of the slope of the tangent line at a given point. However, a Taylor Series is "tangent to your curves"



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10 Jan 2008, 4:27 pm

If in your early teens you read books like: "The Burning House. Unclocking the Mysteries of the Brain" and Michio Kaku's "Hyperspace" and you have learned them almost by heart :D



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27 Jan 2008, 4:13 pm

If you love X men because they can be sorted into MANY groups depending on their abilities. X men wouldn't be even half so interesting if in Marvel world there were only several possible ways one's mutation can manifest itself.



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04 Feb 2008, 12:46 pm

ok i am not done reading the post but i had to reply before i forgot...... this is the page that ya'll should send people to who are not yet diagnosed and are looking around to check it out before they go talk to someone. I just sat through 13 pages. going... i do that... i do that and laughing my head off.... cause i do that all the time..... kk back to reading



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04 Feb 2008, 2:58 pm

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You might be an aspie if:

You have a heated argument with a classmate over which calculator is better, the TI-83 Plus or the TI-82.

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Hey man. TI 84 Silver (It plugs into my computer and i can download stuff through a USB cable)



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04 Feb 2008, 3:26 pm

You don't need to spend any time thinking to come up with an experiment that can definately show 1+1 does not equal 2



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07 Feb 2008, 12:16 am

Triangular_Trees wrote:
You don't need to spend any time thinking to come up with an experiment that can definately show 1+1 does not equal 2


...and your first thought is "Well, that clearly depends on your definition of '1', '+', '=' and '2'." and you start to think of a dozen or so useful definitions where "1+1" is either less or more than 2 (or completly unrelated) that could be falsified through experiments.


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07 Feb 2008, 3:07 pm

kit000003 wrote:
rhubarbpluscustard wrote:
You might be an aspie if:

You have a heated argument with a classmate over which calculator is better, the TI-83 Plus or the TI-82.

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Hey man. TI 84 Silver (It plugs into my computer and i can download stuff through a USB cable)


Hey, if it isn't an HP, it's a toy. RPN Rocks! :lol:

You might be an aspie if you defrag your hard disk at least once a day. Every day. For years. Bonus points awarded if you defrag the hard drive of every computer you sit down in front of. In classrooms. At other people's houses. Co-workers when they step away from their office.

You might be an aspie if you can recite the first few paragraphs of James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake which you read once 40 years ago, but you can't remember the name of the person you just met seconds ago.

You might be an aspie if you spend many, many hours researching a purchase, only to find that when you finally make the purchase, you feel empty and let down. And never use the thing you just bought.

You might be an aspie if after you visit your family for a day, it takes you two days to recover.

You might be an aspie if the 10th time you read the same book, you finally notice that a section of dialog that you thought was a rational discussion is actually a heated argument.

You might be an aspie if you can't stand the sight of a tangled phone cord in someone else's office, and have to stop what you are doing to get it untangled. Bonus points if the person is in the office when you do it. More points if you have no other reason to be in their office!

As I'm sure other have noted, 'been there, done that!'

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27 Feb 2008, 5:59 pm

You might be an aspie if you realise you share more personality traits with your cat then you do with any member of your family.


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27 Feb 2008, 6:25 pm

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You know you're an Aspie if you want to scream at anyone who posts in this thread thinking that 'your' is the proper contraction for 'you are'... :P


AMEN!! !! Thank you, it's one of my *many* pet peeves.

It's called English, people. If you're from somewhere else you get a little forgiveness; if you grew up in an English-speaking country then go back to school!


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27 Feb 2008, 6:58 pm

mac266 wrote:
codeman38 wrote:
You know you're an Aspie if you want to scream at anyone who posts in this thread thinking that 'your' is the proper contraction for 'you are'... :P


AMEN!! !! Thank you, it's one of my *many* pet peeves.

It's called English, people. If you're from somewhere else you get a little forgiveness; if you grew up in an English-speaking country then go back to school!


You don't know about the evolution of languages do you? Languages evolve because people change their usage. Only when that has happened will the official language rules change. Go back 300 years. Look at the writing. Are they using proper grammar, contractions, spellings, for today? Do they sound the way people today do?



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27 Feb 2008, 7:32 pm

Triangular_Trees wrote:
mac266 wrote:
codeman38 wrote:
You know you're an Aspie if you want to scream at anyone who posts in this thread thinking that 'your' is the proper contraction for 'you are'... :P


AMEN!! !! Thank you, it's one of my *many* pet peeves.

It's called English, people. If you're from somewhere else you get a little forgiveness; if you grew up in an English-speaking country then go back to school!


You don't know about the evolution of languages do you? Languages evolve because people change their usage. Only when that has happened will the official language rules change. Go back 300 years. Look at the writing. Are they using proper grammar, contractions, spellings, for today? Do they sound the way people today do?


Contractions are a relatively new invention...Don't think so? Check out an old King James Version of the Bible.


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27 Feb 2008, 8:47 pm

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XD That is SO me.



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28 Feb 2008, 12:26 pm

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Laughing with you, now, but based on my son, I'd have to say...

...you might be an aspie if you think it would be okay to wear the same clothes today as you did yesterday...even though you slept in them too.

BeeBee


Um, you mean that's not okay? :wink: As long as my clothes don't stink or have obvious stains on them, I'll wear them until they do. :?


Yeah, honestly... why shouldn't it be okay (if they don't smell or have stains)? That would be perfectly logical to me...
Kind of an aspie question I know! But after all I am one, :wink: and I've never understood that, really... I don't mind if people do that, and I've not really heard anyone complain about it.
Sorry if I'm offtopic! :p



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01 Mar 2008, 4:31 am

You might be an ASpie if...

you're reading all the posts on this thread and you started at 12:00PM and it's 3:30AM and you lost all track of time and you realize that you should get some sleep...



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01 Mar 2008, 4:53 am

sarahstilettos wrote:
your texts are about three times as long as most peoples because you refuse to let the text format dumb down your wide vocabulary and perfect grammar.

:) That is completely me!