Newgrounds.com — Everything, By Everyone.

At 6/13/09 02:08 AM, Ocean wrote:

At 6/13/09 01:47 AM, Fautzo wrote: hey guys, mexifry told me you missed me.

Just stopped to say hi I guess, and if I'm absent a lot don't be surprised.

lol ur autistic

I SMELL AN ALT

At 6/13/09 11:52 PM, Fautzo wrote:

At 6/13/09 02:08 AM, Ocean wrote:

At 6/13/09 01:47 AM, Fautzo wrote: hey guys, mexifry told me you missed me.

Just stopped to say hi I guess, and if I'm absent a lot don't be surprised.

lol ur autistic

I SMELL AN ALT

Yes I'm an alt, but of who? tell me.

At 6/12/09 08:21 PM, JeremieCompNerd wrote: He was saying that people often confuse you with a stupid person, and now I know why.

Yes, for some reason, everyone thinks that ALL CAPS, exclamation marks, and swearing
makes me sound dumb. I usually use ALL CAPS, and exclamation points, when I'm excited or
angry. And swearing is common on the BBS. But the death threats -- You're right. Inexcusable.

but you really have to step back and look at your post. Now, think calmly, and tell me if you don't sound just a little immature?

Well, is it immature for a 13-yr-old? And um.. oh man, I had alot more to say, but now I can't remember it.
I just made myself look dumber, didn't I? :X

At 6/14/09 09:35 AM, darknessdweller wrote: Well, is it immature for a 13-yr-old? And um.. oh man, I had alot more to say, but now I can't remember it.
I just made myself look dumber, didn't I? :X

Well, I wasn't exactly Buddha at age 13 either. And you're actually displaying a lot of intelligence right now; by acknowledging immature behavior, you show others that you recognize it as immature, and that you can learn from it to become a better person.

I think that the worst thing possible is to get pissed because of trolls. They obviously come here because they think it's some sort of an easy target, I say fuck them.

At 6/14/09 11:26 PM, Zyphonee wrote: I think that the worst thing possible is to get pissed because of trolls. They obviously come here because they think it's some sort of an easy target, I say fuck them.

Agreed. That said, even the word "f*ck" can give them the impression they're making some kind of impact, so it would be best to refrain from that.

I'm curious if any of the NG auties have 'parade horses'.

You know, cause it's assumed that a lot of auties are quiet in social interactions overall, but there are topics of interests for which auties are known to rant about none stop if you address them.
I've known someone who was into trains. I'm not sure if he was in fact autie, but his behaviour certainly pointed at that direction. If you mentioned trains he was impossible to shut up about it.
My brother has this at this point when it comes to animes.
I, myself, don't have it. But maybe some of you might...

Well, thnx Dawnslayer.

Is that like, the first step to becoming a better poster?
Because if it is, I should work hard to get to the next few steps.

Yes, the autsim club is a twelve step program. The first step is admitting you're an autists.

At 6/16/09 04:15 PM, RubberTrucky wrote: Yes, the autsim club is a twelve step program. The first step is admitting you're an autists.

You sound like you're talking about roads to recovery!

*walks in*
I have Asperger's. :/
I'm random, obsessed with computer/video games, AND I always have awkward silences.

*awkward silence*
....

At 6/16/09 04:31 PM, darknessdweller wrote:

At 6/16/09 04:15 PM, RubberTrucky wrote: Yes, the autsim club is a twelve step program. The first step is admitting you're an autists.

You sound like you're talking about roads to recovery!

It's a route to suppremacy. that's what it is.

Also, to Dawnslayer, thanks for the invite! ^^

At 6/16/09 07:05 PM, RubberTrucky wrote:

At 6/16/09 04:31 PM, darknessdweller wrote:

At 6/16/09 04:15 PM, RubberTrucky wrote: Yes, the autsim club is a twelve step program. The first step is admitting you're an autists.

You sound like you're talking about roads to recovery!

It's a route to suppremacy. that's what it is.

Okay, so step twelve is world domination. What are steps two through eleven? (Such thoughts...such wicked, wicked thoughts...}:D )

But in all seriousness, autistics can be very successful people if they can master social skills. And granted, that's much easier said than done for many, but I've found it to be worth the effort. It's a lot easier to get by in the world without throwing a tantrum at the drop of a hat--and I've got firsthand experience in that.

At 6/16/09 07:17 PM, JmdMagic wrote: Also, to Dawnslayer, thanks for the invite! ^^

You're welcome. Always nice to meet a fellow autistic in the forums.

lol dis darknessdweller guy givs u all a bad name!

At 6/17/09 08:59 AM, Xmanne wrote: lol dis darknessdweller guy givs u all a bad name!

Actually he sounded very mature and sincere in his last post. You on the other hand sound like someone who only reads and comprehends half of what is written, and that only half the time. Try using real, correctly spelled words next time.

At 6/16/09 11:46 PM, Dawnslayer wrote:
Okay, so step twelve is world domination. What are steps two through eleven? (Such thoughts...such wicked, wicked thoughts...}:D )

Step one: admitting you're autistic
steps 2 to 11:???
step 12: world domination.

But in all seriousness, autistics can be very successful people if they can master social skills. And granted, that's much easier said than done for many, but I've found it to be worth the effort. It's a lot easier to get by in the world without throwing a tantrum at the drop of a hat--and I've got firsthand experience in that.

Care to explain?

At 6/17/09 06:28 PM, RubberTrucky wrote:

At 6/16/09 11:46 PM, Dawnslayer wrote:
Okay, so step twelve is world domination. What are steps two through eleven? (Such thoughts...such wicked, wicked thoughts...}:D )

Step one: admitting you're autistic
steps 2 to 11:???
step 12: world domination.

Then so be it. I shall type MORE QUESTIONMARKS! :P

But in all seriousness, autistics can be very successful people if they can master social skills. And granted, that's much easier said than done for many, but I've found it to be worth the effort. It's a lot easier to get by in the world without throwing a tantrum at the drop of a hat--and I've got firsthand experience in that.

Care to explain?

I'll do my best. I feel the biggest reason so-called "normal people" have trouble understanding autistics, is that they literally have trouble understanding autistics. It's not a language barrier, but a misperception of our behavior, especially when we're...upset.

The trick to this is, conveniently, growing up. By learning (and to an extent being taught) what is and is not acceptable behavior, an autistic person is better able to recognize the unacceptable and stop it before it comes out. It's a challenge, of course, but worth the effort. Better managing our feelings, and changing habits that we don't like in ourselves, leaves us better overall.

I'm not sure if I made my thoughts any clearer, but I gave it a shot.

At 6/16/09 06:49 PM, JmdMagic wrote: *walks in*
I have Asperger's. :/
I'm random, obsessed with computer/video games, AND I always have awkward silences.

*awkward silence*
....

Are you my TWIN!?

I wish I was cool enough to have autism.

At 6/17/09 11:19 PM, Dawnslayer wrote: I'll do my best. I feel the biggest reason so-called "normal people" have trouble understanding

Well, I believe there is no such thing as normal, because everybody is unique in their own negative/positive ways. If there was normal people, many of us would all be boring, but civilized.
At least that's what I think so far. I'm FINALLY on Summer Break now, so I can give more thought to it.

what is and is not acceptable behavior,

Yea, my speech teacher tries to teach me those kinds of things, since 6th grade when she introduced "Expected and Unexpected Behavior". Several times a year she'll say, "Now _____, is that expected or unexpected behavior?". Although I hate going to my speech class, and she nags alot, she just wants to teach me the rights and wrongs in behavior.

an autistic person is better able to recognize the unacceptable and stop it

Yes. Mayve one day, I'LL FINALLY stop screaming at the motherfuckers who bully/pick on me at school, and deal with them by annoying them, or memoriizing a list of snappy comebacks.

To StupidHumourKing:
Looks like you met somebody who has alot in common with you. ;D

To Cereal:
Sigh.. too bad ya weren't born with it. :P

At 6/17/09 11:19 PM, Dawnslayer wrote:

Well, I believe there is no such thing as normal, because everybody is unique in their own negative/positive ways. If there was normal people, many of us would all be boring, but civilized.

RIGHT FUCKING ON! I FUCKING hate people who think they're "normal" and everything and everyone should be "normal". Here's a question to all those people who think they're "normal":

WHAT IS IT!? WHAT MAKES A HUMAN BEING "NORMAL"??

We're ALL different, ALWAYS have been, every single one of us, no matter how much or how less we have in common with one another, there will ALWAYS be that one, two or many things that make each and every one of us unique! And it's about damn time that these fuckfaces who call us and other people with learning disabilities stuff like "geek", "freak", "spastic" and "retard" should drop their belief in what should be "normal" since it has NO FUCKING MEANING and start accepting DIFFERENCE. "Normality" only brings misery, pain and discrimination, NOT peace!

To StupidHumourKing:
Looks like you met somebody who has alot in common with you. ;D

Lol indeed!

I would like to join because i have Asperger's syndrome a mild form of autism so i can tell you how it feels to be autistic

At 6/22/09 06:50 PM, BlazeAnthony wrote: I would like to join because i have Asperger's syndrome a mild form of autism so i can tell you how it feels to be autistic

I'll be the first to welcome you. Welcome!

(And now I have to get out of here.)

At 6/12/09 02:21 AM, Mexifry wrote: Exactly.

I have an IQ of 138.
Im 3 grades ahead in math and I push pretty decent grades.

In fact, I've been able to kinda overcome alot of my social handicaps to a degree.
Like to the point that if I met someone they wouldn't know I have a mental handicap unless i told them.

Wait, you're autistic? I thought you were here just like me, to know more about it...

Glad to see StupidHumorKing thinks the same thing that I do!

I don't see how this whole "normal" thing makes sense! And this guy always called me a spastic!!
One time, he invited a friend, who said autism should be called fuckingspasticuntism!
DUDE, those kinds of people should be burned in a fire for intolerance, as a certain girl calls it!
It is being intolerant of certain groups of people just because they're different
in a way that people don't like! EVERYONE'S FUCKING DIFFERENT IN THEIR OWN FUCKING WAY!

SO, TO ANYONE WHO THINKS AUTISTIC PEOPLE ARE SPASTICS/FREAKS etc., GET THIS THROUGH YOUR FUCKING 5-ft deep SKULLS!!

I rest my case. *sits down*

If a such an abstract concept such as normal was ever achievable, the whole society would collapse over itself, there's nothing that is truly "Normal", since normal implies a mayority of completly exact individuals, which is much impossible. If it was even possible, what we call "racism" would be nothing in comparison. Does being black make you "abnormal"? Just because african american people represent around 6% of America's population, doesn't mean a black person isn't a normal human.

At 6/24/09 03:58 PM, Zyphonee wrote: If a such an abstract concept such as normal was ever achievable, the whole society would collapse over itself, there's nothing that is truly "Normal", since normal implies a mayority of completly exact individuals, which is much impossible. If it was even possible, what we call "racism" would be nothing in comparison. Does being black make you "abnormal"? Just because african american people represent around 6% of America's population, doesn't mean a black person isn't a normal human.

That's another thing! Why do loads of people completely judge another person by appearence only? It's ridiculous!

I agree with you two. You guys ever heard of the saying "Don't judge a book by it's cover"?

Well, it works in people situations too. There's nothing wrong with blacks, gingers, nerds, aspies,
hispanics, or emos, or any certain groups!

Wow - simply say the word "normal" once and you get a tidal wave of angry aspies. :P :P :P

No, you guys are right; normalcy is for the weak and mundane. I just thought it was funny we got in such a tiff over it.