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11 Feb 2010, 8:28 am

When you eat the same thing for breakfast, every day.

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08 Apr 2013, 12:54 pm

Padium wrote:

bonez wrote:

when you go out to a movie but you don't enjoy it because the whole time you,re thinking about how much better you'd be able to see the movie if you were 3 seats over because then you'd be in dead center but now your off to one side a little bit and you keep on looking at the people in the dead center seats thinking how lucky they are, naybe its not an aspie tbhing, maybe its just me....

I do that all the time.... every single time I go.... Too distracted from the actual movie.

I move around about 4-5 times before the movie starts to make sure I'm in the "right" place.

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08 Apr 2013, 1:41 pm

RarePegs wrote:

alana wrote:

TallyMan wrote:

As recently mentioned on the Computing forum... you know your an aspie if you sit for hours watching the little blocks move around on screen while the computer hard drive defragments.

Omg...I never knew anyone else did this.

For those who miss the little blocks on the most recent versions of Windows, I recommend Auslogics BoostSpeed

Little blocks! They may have led me to my present career. This is unreal.

So good to know that someone has still implemented the little blocks in a defrag program! I never understood what Microsoft's rationale for removing them was. I was like, how will future generations understand the pleasures of watching a hard drive defragment and come to understand how a drive works??

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08 Apr 2013, 1:42 pm

CockneyRebel wrote:

When you eat the same thing for breakfast, every day.

Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal...

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08 Apr 2013, 1:47 pm

TallyMan wrote:

As recently mentioned on the Computing forum... you know your an aspie if you sit for hours watching the little blocks move around on screen while the computer hard drive defragments.

Haha! I know that one! It is so beautiful.
Defragmentation is not what it used to be. I miss the little blocks.

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08 Apr 2013, 6:26 pm

When reading all the posts about the little blocks you get nostalgic.

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08 Apr 2013, 6:49 pm

ThetaIn3D wrote:

CockneyRebel wrote:

When you eat the same thing for breakfast, every day.

Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal...

Actually, thats rather universal to the human race. Eating the same thing for breakfast everyday (atleast on workdays).

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08 Apr 2013, 7:01 pm

naturalplastic wrote:

ThetaIn3D wrote:

CockneyRebel wrote:

When you eat the same thing for breakfast, every day.

Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal.
Cereal...

Actually, thats rather universal to the human race. Eating the same thing for breakfast everyday (atleast on workdays).

...and one study showed that people who eat oatmeal everyday live longer.

lol I'm not sure how good the research is , I just read it cited in a newspaper article about how to live to be 100. I also eat the same things everyday.

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08 Apr 2013, 7:08 pm

daydreamer84 wrote:

naturalplastic wrote:

ThetaIn3D wrote:

CockneyRebel wrote:

When you eat the same thing for breakfast, every day.

Chocolate Ensure.

Since 2008.

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08 Apr 2013, 7:17 pm

Hovis wrote:

Padium wrote:

TallyMan wrote:

As recently mentioned on the Computing forum... you know your an aspie if you sit for hours watching the little blocks move around on screen while the computer hard drive defragments.

I've done that before with Win98 and could sit there watching it for hours it was so fun! In the end I was like "will the structure ever be finished?"... Anyways, I'm not the only one who has done that then.

WinXP's defrag window doesn't have the blocks anymore.

(Or is there another view option apart from the default?) I used to like to watch them too...

I miss that, I used to spend hours watching them.

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08 Apr 2013, 7:37 pm

jc6chan wrote:

...you find yourself doing nothing for 10 minutes, just thinking.

10 minutes?? Try 10 hours

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10 Apr 2013, 12:52 am

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Padium wrote:

bonez wrote:

I do that all the time.... every single time I go.... Too distracted from the actual movie.

I move around about 4-5 times before the movie starts to make sure I'm in the "right" place.

This is not only so me, it is EXACTLY the thought process and dialogue in my head.

The real killer is, middle seats do not usually afford the luxury of at least one empty seat either side of me.

The torment of indecision as I weigh confinement against the perfect vantage point and vice versa :pale:

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10 Apr 2013, 1:26 am

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[For those who miss the little blocks on the most recent versions of Windows, I recommend Auslogics BoostSpeed

Is it good? Ok? Mu ´puter is a bit slow.

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10 Apr 2013, 8:42 am

What happened to that geocities page in the second post of this thread? Anyone have a working link?

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10 Apr 2013, 1:28 pm

You know you're autistic when...

You recognize friends/family/neighbors better by their phone numbers then their faces/voices.

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10 Apr 2013, 1:37 pm

....when hearing the words ''nuclear'' and ''war'' in the same sentence makes you throw yourself on to the floor, screaming in a panic

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