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electrifiedspam
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18 May 2010, 5:17 am

redwulf25_ci wrote:
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You Might Be An Aspie If - The total value of the computers in your home far exceeds the total value of your clothing.


But, computers are expensive and cloths are cheap unless you're one of those wackos that buy designer labels . . .


YMBAAI You have more computers than pairs of jeans.

But again, you only really NEED 2 pairs of jeans right?



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18 May 2010, 5:19 am

YMBAAI You are happy about the BP oil rig explosion because it is a chance to try new technologies.



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18 May 2010, 5:38 am

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YMBAAI: You remember that in second edition AD&D (which you haven't played in nearly 2 decades) a short sword costs 10 gold, does 1d6 damage, a long sword costs 15 gold and does 1d8 damage, a two handed sword costs 50 gold and does 1d10 damage (by the way, shouldn't it cost 20 gold to follow the pattern?) and chain mail costs 75 gold and has an AC of 5 . . . but you can't remember why your wife sent you out to the kitchen.


mmmm the memories.



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18 May 2010, 5:38 am

redwulf25_ci wrote:
YMBAAI: You remember that in second edition AD&D (which you haven't played in nearly 2 decades) a short sword costs 10 gold, does 1d6 damage, a long sword costs 15 gold and does 1d8 damage, a two handed sword costs 50 gold and does 1d10 damage (by the way, shouldn't it cost 20 gold to follow the pattern?) and chain mail costs 75 gold and has an AC of 5 . . . but you can't remember why your wife sent you out to the kitchen.


mmmm the memories.



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18 May 2010, 5:42 am

YMBAAI At age 6 you tried to make a mud ball "factory" and spent the day making it efficient and coming up with quality control specs for said mud balls.

Y(ALSO)MBAAI You don't understand why this does not get you any points in a job interview.

At least I threw the mud balls at the neighbors dogs.



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18 May 2010, 9:27 am

Astradyne wrote:
Following on from the tread, you might be an Aspie (girl) ...

- if school bored you senseless
- if you've never been shopping with girlfriends
- if you keep people at arm's length
- if you hate hugs and kisses as a welcome gesture
- if you remember phone numbers by the patterns they make on the keyboard
- if you love gadgets

- if you got to Farmville level 20 within a couple of days
- if grammatical errors like you're/your or it's/its drive you crazy
- if you point out typos to strangers eg at the local chippie
- if people don't understand your weird sense of humour
- if casual or ultra-casual is the only way to dress
- if you prefer male company
- if, during an argument, you tell the other person that they are not logical
- if your computer's hard drive is in perfect order but you see no reason for making your bed every day
- if you like chatting to people on the net but when they call you a "lovely lady" you freak out


Just a few I can think of from the top of my head.


Wow, me too. Amazing.


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18 May 2010, 2:52 pm

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..you have the highest ability to correct others mistakes, yet you are the person making highest number of errors.


...you need to point out that there is a dot missing in quoted comment. (sorry)


...due to repeatedly switching between a Netbook keyboard, a 10 year old clunky keyboard, a touchscreen keyboard and an rf mini keyboard, all with different quirks your mistake count is going to be high and you're no longer comfy typing.


:P :wink:


:lol: :lol:



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20 May 2010, 10:16 am

... you need to ask someone else to call your landlord for you, while you're currently obsessed with the topic of effective communication techniques.


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20 May 2010, 11:49 am

Astradyne wrote:
Following on from the tread, you might be an Aspie (girl) ...

- if school bored you senseless
- if you've never been shopping with girlfriends
- if you keep people at arm's length
- if you hate hugs and kisses as a welcome gesture
- if you remember phone numbers by the patterns they make on the keyboard
- if you love gadgets
- if you got to Farmville level 20 within a couple of days
- if grammatical errors like you're/your or it's/its drive you crazy
- if you point out typos to strangers eg at the local chippie
- if people don't understand your weird sense of humour
- if casual or ultra-casual is the only way to dress
- if you prefer male company
- if, during an argument, you tell the other person that they are not logical
- if your computer's hard drive is in perfect order but you see no reason for making your bed every day
- if you like chatting to people on the net but when they call you a "lovely lady" you freak out

Just a few I can think of from the top of my head.


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23 May 2010, 9:25 pm

You might be an Aspie if you would rather read the entire collection of Ripley's Believe it or Not in your high schools library or anything written by Bradbury/Heinlein/Asimov than romance novels or similar drivel directed to high schoolers!


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24 May 2010, 11:29 am

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-If, at the age of near-24, just yesterday you finally got why the joke "If I told you you had a beautiful body, would you hold it against me?" is a joke and have been chuckling since...


**Raises Hand**

You might be an aspie if you had to read the quote (above) 3 or 4 different times before understanding the joke as well.


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24 May 2010, 11:48 am

... If you have wished you had a rewind button on your brain, so you could remember that inspirational thought you just had 20 seconds ago, but is already gone, replaced by 10 other random thoughts.



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25 May 2010, 2:29 am

If you have ever checked a favorite site, found nothing new, you then open your favorites list to check the same page..... you might be an aspie.


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25 May 2010, 2:40 pm

...you cycle ("to ride a bike" is "to cycle", right?) to school, and halfway you realise that you can't remember anything from your ride so far, but you're safe and you're still going.

...you can speak English very well, without being from England, and you're glad that English aspies are still better at English than you are.

...people online estimate your age decades higher than what it really is.

...babysitting is a nightmare.



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25 May 2010, 6:29 pm

... you were everyone's first choice for a lab partner, and last choice for the dodgeball team


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26 May 2010, 10:27 am

.... If you edit a post 6 times just for typos and spelling mistakes because you're paranoid someone will misinterpret what you say.