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05 Apr 2006, 3:47 am

The TV always merges into my dreams. Sometimes I hope there aren't any subliminal messages going on and I'm being reprogramed as I sleep 8O


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05 Apr 2006, 3:55 am

with me I find this happens more with books. I'm not sure if i'm asleep and dreaning or if i have just gone into a meditative state. What happens is I see lines of text that are like reading between the lines of the book. I sometimes hear me rreading it out loud; I don't know if I am reading out loud though.


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05 Apr 2006, 10:56 am

What happens to me sometimes is that I fall asleep in the middle of one program, then only half wake up in the middle of the next. In my zonked out state, I'm trying to pick up the thread from where I drifted off.

A classic example was when I fell asleep in the middle of a Carry On film then half woke up in the middle of Rage, an all night music show in Australia. I can't remember which Carry On film it was but the last thing I remember was Kenneth Williams marching off to the pub to "get totally squiffy"...then I'm trying to connect that with the video for Cypress Hill - "Ain't Goin' Out Like That". Uh...uuhhh?? 8O Sid???


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05 Apr 2006, 11:16 am

Aspie_Chav wrote:
I would not be sure about that, I could be the scientist of begginit, and Chavness could be my subject of study. Chav often do thing without thinking, this leads them to never realize, the ultimate truth about Chavness. Only a person with a scientific mind can be really now the ultimate truth.

I am also into communication and body language to improve my life as an Aspie. I often study those who are beggin-it big time and write lots of notes.

WTF is "beggin-it"?

i pride myself on my knowledge about chavs and would even consider it to be a special interest of mine. but, i have to admit that you have out-smarted me with the "beggin-it" reference. however, my motto is: observe the chav realm, but be not of it.

reasons why aspie chav is an oxymoron:

* to be a chav, one has to recognise, understand and follow many complex social rules.
* chavs' favourite haunts are shopping malls, night clubs etc. basically, anywhere that gives maximum sensory stimulation and minimal intellectual stimulation - you won't catch a chav dead in a library or museum!
* chavs have an inate knowledge of what is considered to be trendy or, in chav terms, "blingin'."
* aspies spend their lives trying to learn how to behave in a way that is well-mannered, whereas, chavs have a natural understanding of human behaviour but choose to conduct themselves in an anti-social way.
* a chav's main ambition in life is to be top of their social pecking-order - not a task to be undertaken by your typical aspie, i think you'll agree.
* a successful chav will have an abundance of social-contacts, or "posse."