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SarasDad
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30 Sep 2009, 4:35 pm

Thundaeagle wrote:
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or "Having Asperger's makes me the individual (person) I am"

It doesn't really matter which word in the last idea is used, it's just the same.



what about this...same message. it kind of states the smoke and mirrors

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SarasDad
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30 Sep 2009, 5:00 pm

SarasDad wrote:
Thundaeagle wrote:
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or "Having Asperger's makes me the individual (person) I am"

It doesn't really matter which word in the last idea is used, it's just the same.


this is off the other idea you had

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30 Sep 2009, 11:04 pm

That is awesome.

Anyway "Asperger's makes me the individual I am" was something I came up with as part of a speech I did at school to explain what it is like to have Asperger's, just if anyone's interested on knowing where I came up with the last one. If anyone wants to get a copy of my speech or for me to post it up, message me.



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01 Oct 2009, 10:33 pm

There are two of your buttons that I can almost imagine wearing.

I kind of like B568:
"I was put on this planet to puzzle you.
Proud to be Autistic"

I would like it even more if it said 'Happy to be Autistic' rather than 'Proud to be Autistic', since the word 'proud' has primarily negative associations to me. However, I still wouldn't wear it, at least at this point, because I'm not sure people would believe that I'm actually autistic in any way, and without a diagnosis to back it up, I'm not sure it would be very productive.

The one I can most imagine wearing is B451:

"Autism
Questions
cheerfully answered
Stares
cheerfully returned"

I can more imagine wearing it, since it never actually claims that I'm autistic, only hints at it. Still, I don't think I'm quite comfortable wearing it at this point.

I also find T040 quite amusing:

"I'm not a
complete idiot,
some parts are
missing"

Are you aware that quite a few of your buttons have typos or spelling/punctuation errors? (Would you like proofreading help?)


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SarasDad
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09 Oct 2009, 2:16 am

Cassia wrote:
There are two of your buttons that I can almost imagine wearing.

Are you aware that quite a few of your buttons have typos or spelling/punctuation errors? (Would you like proofreading help?)


Thanks for your comments, I'll be looking to do some of the inngs you suggested and yes...I would welcome any corrections and suggestions you have.


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09 Oct 2009, 3:46 am

After a Rather Unfortunate Run in with the Police due to a burnt out tail light this evening i would like to se the following

a Tastefully sized transparent Window sticker for the Drivers side window of a car in an orange font (like the old seat belt instruction stickers from 70's vintage Autos that reads:

Attention Law enforcement officers
The owner operator of this vehicle has Autism / Asparger's and may not immediately respond to commands both verbally or in action. Please do mot misinterpret this as noncooperation. Thank you for your understanding.



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11 Oct 2009, 6:54 pm

"Unable to process mundane chatter."



SarasDad
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21 Oct 2009, 12:34 am

dusanyu wrote:
After a Rather Unfortunate Run in with the Police due to a burnt out tail light this evening i would like to se the following

a Tastefully sized transparent Window sticker for the Drivers side window of a car in an orange font (like the old seat belt instruction stickers from 70's vintage Autos that reads:

Attention Law enforcement officers
The owner operator of this vehicle has Autism / Asparger's and may not immediately respond to commands both verbally or in action. Please do mot misinterpret this as noncooperation. Thank you for your understanding.


The best option I found for doing this, is a window decal. to have them printed and in bulk would cost a lot. but Avery has a do it yourself option.
Full Sheet Window Decal - Great for creating custom and personalized decorations or signs for your home or office. and you can download a template.

Long link, disrupting the page layout, packaged up by lau


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21 Oct 2009, 6:09 pm

TheHaywire wrote:
"Unable to process mundane chatter."


this is what I was thinking...but but I can do something different

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