In depth survey
Hylander
to(from) this survey?
STATS
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full name:
nicknames:
age
sex
location
autism link
bloodtype
handedness
GENERAL NATURE
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favorite number and why.
color and why
favorite pet/animal and why
least favorite animal
languages spoken
city grew up in:
ENTERTAINMENT
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favorite toy growing up
favorite board game
favorite video games
computer languages:
old movie
recent movie
want to see
tv show
music
fasion style
dessert
dinner
breakfast
lunch
wish ability
sport
wish sport
countries travelled
next wish destination
SENSITIVITES
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things you hate touching
things you like touching
hate kissing
like kissing
hate hearing
like hearing
air allergy
food allergy
medical allergy
HABITUALS
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stim 1
stim 2
stim 3
perseveration 1 this year
perseveration 2 this year
perseveration 3 this year
phobia 1
phobia 2
phobia 3
worst disabilities
keenest abilities
DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
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multitasking
recognizing faces
remembering verbal conversations
surrounding awareness
directional hearing
walking unusual terrain in straight line
general navigation
auditory processing
conversation concentration
entering groups
public speaking
crowds
appropriate behavoirs
well timed comments
wit and naivette
abstract definitions
reading motives
grasping girltalk about boyfriends.
control conversation:
assertiveness:
ease in telling others you don't want to listen
tolerate nagging
deliver intentions clearly
explain clearly
EITHER OR
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pushover or rebel:
extrovert or introvert:
fast typer or slow typer:
hog conversation in chatroom or listen:
read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time.
religious or agnostic/atheist
ABILITIES
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psychic 1-10
math 1-10
art 1-10
programming: 1-10
music 1-10:
LONGER QUESTIONS
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Have to think about vs can do automatically:
What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you
What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master?
a.hunt1
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
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> STATS
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> nicknames: Mandy
> age 29
> sex female
> location England (NE)
> autism link daughter with severe ASD
> bloodtype dont know
> handedness left
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> GENERAL NATURE
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> favorite number and why. 4 not sure why
> color and why red again not sure, liked it since child
> favorite pet/animal and why fish because they bother noone and are nice to
look at
> least favorite animal spiders ugh!
> languages spoken english
> city grew up in: billingham/stockton
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> ENTERTAINMENT
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> favorite toy growing up hi-fi
> favorite board game scrabble
> favorite video games none (I prefer the internet)
> computer languages: no idea
> old movie Rocky Horror Picture Show
> recent movie Lord of the Rings
> want to see Monsters Inc
> tv show So Graham Norton
> music Chemical Brothers, Prodigy, Charlatans, Ian Brown etc.etc.
> fasion style Smart Casual
> dessert Treacle Pudding and Custard
> dinner Anything with prawns
> breakfast shreddies
> lunch Mcdonalds/Pizza Hut
> wish ability Not sure what that means but I wish I had enough money to
open a leisure centre which had all the facilities needed for disabled
people and not just a few token gestures
> sport none
> wish sport i dont like sport
> countries travelled Wales, Scotland
> next wish destination Disneyland
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> SENSITIVITES
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> things you hate touching spiders
> things you like touching fur
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> hate kissing dogs
> like kissing husband ;)
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> hate hearing screeching and scraping noises
> like hearing my favourite music
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> air allergy hayfever
> food allergy none
> medical allergy penicillin
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> HABITUALS
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> stim 1
> stim 2
> stim 3
> perseveration 1 this year
> perseveration 2 this year
> perseveration 3 this year
> phobia 2 mirrors
> phobia 3 camera
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> worst disabilities mild arthritis, insensitivity to others (im lucky i
guess)
> keenest abilities > driving
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> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
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> recognizing faces y
> remembering verbal conversations y
> surrounding awareness n
> directional hearing y
> walking unusual terrain in straight line n
> general navigation n
> auditory processing n
> conversation concentration y
> entering groups y
> public speaking y
> crowds y
> appropriate behavoirs n
> well timed comments n
> wit and naivette n
> abstract definitions n
> reading motives n
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends. n
> control conversation: y
> assertiveness: y
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen y
> tolerate nagging y
> deliver intentions clearly n
> explain clearly n
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> EITHER OR
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> pushover or rebel: rebel
> extrovert or introvert: a bit of both at times
> fast typer or slow typer: fast
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: hog
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time. read fast
> religious or agnostic/atheist atheist
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> ABILITIES
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> psychic 1-10 3
> math 1-10 1
> art 1-10 1
> programming: 1-10 4
> music 1-10: 7
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> LONGER QUESTIONS
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> Have to think about vs can do automatically: not sure
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you i am NT
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master? art
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David
Hylander <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
[Snip]
There's too much and a lot of it is difficult to know what the question
means and what sort of answer is expected.
--
http://www.dacha.freeuk.com/photo/0y06-0.htm
Batty Moss Viaduct (Ribblehead) in the land of sheep, sink-holes and limestone pavements
Larry
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Larry
L'autisme c'est moi
"Space folds, and folded space bends, and bent folded space contracts and
expands unevenly in every way unconcievable except to someone who does not
believe in the laws of mathematics"
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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Larry
If you really want to know more about me, you can visit my web sites
http://www.larry-arnold.com or http://laurentius.co.uk
For now my full title is Laurentius Regione Caecorum Rex aka Lorenzo il
Cognoscente
My name is Laurence such am I
Lucent artist in beholders eye
In studios dark a denizen
Renaiscant shining citizen
A cognoscente burning bright
To mould your mindscape with my light
So look around you, what Ive done
let my showreel out to run
Unbound promethean and free
My work is there for all to see
Like Wren's cathedral his intent
What other need of monument.
or:
Self I am and king of that domain
My universe where my rules reign
Who else would have these things I be.
Could chose the way these things I see.
I am not loss for I was never more
I'm simply me, at least of that I'm sure
And if you want the word in Greek
Autistic is the name you speak
--
Larry
L'autisme c'est moi
"Space folds, and folded space bends, and bent folded space contracts and
expands unevenly in every way unconcievable except to someone who does not
believe in the laws of mathematics"
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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neral
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> STATS
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> full name: n.a.
> nicknames: neral, Gul Evek, Bruce Woodford, Kirayoshi Kincaid
> age 35
> sex m
> location BE
> autism link AC!AS?
> bloodtype A-
> handedness Right
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> GENERAL NATURE
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> favorite number and why. 6
> color and why Yellow and purple
> favorite pet/animal and why Cat
> least favorite animal Insects
> languages spoken Dutch, English
> city grew up in: Antwerp
>
> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up Toy Cars
> favorite board game Formula Dé
> favorite video games Carmageddon
> computer languages: -
> old movie -
> recent movie The Matrix
> want to see Lord of the Rings
> tv show Star Trek : Deep Space Nine
> music Pet Shop Boys, Texas,....
> fasion style none
> dessert everything chocolate
> dinner French fries, spaghetti, pizza
> breakfast none
> lunch none
> wish ability -
> sport Watching Formula One, Playing snooker
> wish sport -
> countries travelled Germany, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, France, The
UK
> next wish destination Some Sci-Fi related shop in London, but I don't
go anywhere
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> SENSITIVITES
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> things you hate touching Raw things
> things you like touching Soft and smooth things
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> hate kissing yes
> like kissing no
>
> hate hearing yes
> like hearing sometimes
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> air allergy no
> food allergy no
> medical allergy yes
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> HABITUALS
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> stim 1 headbanging
snip
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> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
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> multitasking n
> recognizing faces y
> remembering verbal conversations dk
> surrounding awareness n
> directional hearing dnu
> walking unusual terrain in straight line n
> general navigation n
> auditory processing dnu
> conversation concentration dk
> entering groups n
> public speaking n
> crowds n
> appropriate behavoirs y
> well timed comments n
> wit and naivette dnu
> abstract definitions dk
> reading motives dk
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends. dnu
> control conversation: y
> assertiveness: n
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen y
> tolerate nagging dk
> deliver intentions clearly n
> explain clearly y
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> pushover or rebel: both
> extrovert or introvert: 2
> fast typer or slow typer: 1 -with 1 finger
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: -
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time. -
> religious or agnostic/atheist -neralist ;)
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> ABILITIES
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> psychic 1-10 7
> math 1-10 5
> art 1-10 7
> programming: 1-10 5
> music 1-10: 2
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> LONGER QUESTIONS
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> Have to think about vs can do automatically: dnu
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you dk
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master? a lot
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Terry Jones
King of the Large Intestine?
:) Terry
Larry
of the blind of which the one eyed man is King.
--
Larry
L'autisme c'est moi
"Space folds, and folded space bends, and bent folded space contracts and
expands unevenly in every way unconcievable except to someone who does not
believe in the laws of mathematics"
"Terry Jones" <terry...@beeb.net> wrote in message
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a.hunt1
correlate this info and do my answers give anything away about me? I
sometimes think I may be a little ASD myself, I have a lot in common with
ppl with ASD and I'm kinda odd at times. Do my answers show any autistic
tendencies do you think? I think the mirror and camera phobias are more to
do with poor body image and lack of confidence but I do funny things
sometimes for no reason than I felt like it, touching each of my fingers
with my thumb the same amount of times, I still do the cracks in the
pavement game but with a twist, each foot has to touch the same amount of
the same coloured paving slabs. I can only relax on paths that don't have
them!
Well I will pat myself on the back and well done to neral for doing the
survey too, it was quite hard work and I had to think until my brain hurt a
bit but I think that if someone is interested, I'll tell you about me!
Mandy
Mum of ASD daughter
Hylander
"Larry" <n...@larry-arnold.com> wrote in message
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> I hate these kind of things
i will try not to take it personal.
> If you really want to know more about me, you can visit my web sites
> http://www.larry-arnold.com or http://laurentius.co.uk
I did....I saw your flute collection I think.
Catriona
the following communication from alien lifeform "Hylander"
<jga...@sbcglobal.net>:
>Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
>to(from) this survey?
Cool - I love these survey things.... fills a bit of time, anyway ;-)
>STATS
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>full name: Catriona Elizabeth Rochford
>nicknames: Highland Staggie, Ghirlracer
>age: 18
>sex: female
>location: middle of nowhere in the Scottish Highlands
>autism link: I have Asperger Syndrome (diagnosed aged 15)
>bloodtype: O+? Not sure
>handedness: Right
>
>GENERAL NATURE
>------------------
>favorite number and why: Haven't got one
>color and why: Red - no idea why, just it's bright and cheerful
>favorite pet/animal and why: I like my cats, but no particular reason why I like them more than anything else
>least favorite animal: Haven't got one
>languages spoken: English and that's about it
>city grew up in: I don't really think any stretch of the imagination could possibly make my little village of 50 houses be classified as a "city"....
>
>ENTERTAINMENT
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>favorite toy growing up: Lego
>favorite board game: Monopoly
>favorite video games: Currently Demolition Racer - I love destroying all those cars! ;-)
>computer languages: TrueBasic is the only one I know
>old movie: Don't watch many films at all.... is Sister Act old enough?
>recent movie: Err.... Lost in Space or Mission:Impossible
>want to see: The Emperor's New Groove
>tv show: Anything with motorsport
>music: Most stuff.... I like rock, pop, indie, dance... just about anything current other than that awful nu-metal stuff ;-)
>fasion style: I don't follow fashion - I just wear what I want to
>dessert: ice cream
>dinner: pizza
>breakfast: don't eat breakfast - never up early enough ;-)
>lunch: cheese and ham toasties
>wish ability: huh? If that's an ability I'd like, then to be able to express my thoughts more clearly, and to be able to understand what other people mean....
>sport: Motor racing and football
>wish sport: Sport I want to play? Motorsport, but I'll never have the money, sadly....
>countries travelled: Scotland, England a few times, and Wales about once......
>next wish destination: Right now I just want to go to Perth and meet up with Mike.... if you're looking for somewhere more exotic, then Le Mans for the 24-hour sportscar race ;-)
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>SENSITIVITES
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>things you hate touching: can't think of anything much.... don't like lacy things, cos they're so scratchy...
>things you like touching: fleecy fabric - got a microfleece blanket on my bed just now, and it's lovely and soft! :-)
>
>hate kissing: Anyone I'm not going out with
>like kissing: Mike ;-)
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>hate hearing: out of tune music, children's voices, especially when they're screeching
>like hearing: in tune music
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>air allergy: pollen
>food allergy: slight milk intolerance
>medical allergy: none
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>HABITUALS
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>stim 1: none that I know of
>perseveration 1 this year: dunno - always been into motorsport, and I collect old books, but that's it....
>phobia 1: none that I can think of
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>worst disabilities: dunno.... don't find it easy not being able to talk to people much, but dunno if that's much of a disability
>keenest abilities: no idea
>
>DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
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>multitasking: can manage that ok on the computer, but not so well otherwise
>recognizing faces: not good at that... can recognise people I know well, but not people I don't know so well
>remembering verbal conversations: I'm pretty bad at that.... can remember the basic idea if it's something important, but not usually the details....
>surrounding awareness: huh?
>directional hearing: no idea
>walking unusual terrain in straight line: ?
>general navigation: not as bad as it used to be... I can find my way round new places without getting too lost now, though finding a specific place isn't so easy
>auditory processing: not always great - can't pick out one thread of sound from others too easily, so can't follow one person's voice in a noisy atmosphere, etc....
>conversation concentration: err.... not 100% sure what this means, but I'm probably not much good at it
>entering groups: I don't even bother trying now.... never get it right
>public speaking: terrifies me
>crowds: overwhelm me
>appropriate behavoirs: don't always get it right, but I'm learning.... I think
>well timed comments: haven't a clue whether I'm good at that or not
>wit and naivette: I'm not too witty, really - can't even understand a lot of jokes, let alone make them myself! I can be humourous online a bit, but not so much in real life
>abstract definitions: ??
>reading motives: I've been told I don't do that well.... I seem to be bad at reading betwee the lines, anyway
>grasping girltalk about boyfriends: err... never really come across much of that
>control conversation: ? Don't think I do that much.....
>assertiveness: I'm not very assertive, as far as I'm aware
>ease in telling others you don't want to listen: err.... haven't a clue
>tolerate nagging: I don't - it really gets on my nerves, and I make that pretty clear ;-)
>deliver intentions clearly: I try to, but don't always succeed
>explain clearly: not very often.....
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>EITHER OR
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>pushover or rebel: bit of both - I prefer to go my own way, but I can be easily manipulated at times
>extrovert or introvert: introvert
>fast typer or slow typer: fast (which explains all the spelling mistakes I keep making ;-))
>hog conversation in chatroom or listen: listen and hardly say anything
>read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time: read fast and generall remember most of it
>religious or agnostic/atheist: atheist
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>ABILITIES
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>psychic 1-10: no idea
>math 1-10: while I was in school I was the best in my year... never got much further, though, cos I couldn't understand the start of the next level course, and I've forgotten a lot, so I'm probably pretty poor at it now
>art 1-10: not at all good.... I can visualise things, but can't draw them to look like what I can see in my mind.... I'm a bit better when I so stuff on the computer, but I haven't got much artistic ability...
>programming: 1-10: I was the best in my year at school, but never learned anything beyond that, so I wouldn't be cheeky enough to say I'm good at it, in among all these people who actually *are* good at many different languages, when I haven't a clue what they're talking about! ;-)
>music 1-10: Love listening, got a decent sense of rhythm, but I'm tone-deaf when it comes to knowing what note I should play.... I can hear when a note's wrong, but I can't work out what the right note is :-/
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>LONGER QUESTIONS
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>Have to think about vs can do automatically: ?
>What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you: no idea
>What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master?: dunno
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Thomas Pain
Hylander wrote:
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> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
>
> STATS
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> full name:
> nicknames:
> age
> sex
> location
If you mean to quantify every bit of information about people, why
identify them so thoroughly? Professional surveys would never identify
individuals they'd asked such personal information about.
neral
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> Well I will pat myself on the back and well done to neral for doing
the
> survey too, it was quite hard work and I had to think until my brain
hurt a
> bit but I think that if someone is interested, I'll tell you about me!
> Mandy
> Mum of ASD daughter
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:-)
It where two difficult forms, this one and the code of Joel (austistic
spectrum code), and I'm not sure I filled in the Y/N questions right.
Maybe the Yesses had to be no's and vice versa, I'm not sure.
But this forms are only for fun, no stress there. If I have to fill in
official forms for the governement or for something else important, I
have definitively stress.
--
neral
Hylander
could correlate it and publish findings for fun ...but it has to be seen
as just that. What I'm not interested in is stereotypical responses but my
questions may have been unintentionally leading questions.
Thanks for taking the time to explore yourself and participate with me on
this. You did really well. :> I'll look it over and come up with
some comments on any patterns I see.
"a.hunt1" <a.h...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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Hylander
> identify them so thoroughly? Professional surveys would never identify
> individuals they'd asked such personal information about.
Not meant to be professional. Just a means to help me understand people.
Hylander
Maybe I want to do numerology and astrological correspondences....
edud
Perhaps one of your main advantages is in your lack of understanding of
people. What if you come to understand people and find yourself grossly
disappointed?
Tony
Larry
Seven because it is not eight, my favorite number
In conversation recently about the number seven and its instances (dwarves,
stars, sins, sisters, brides and brothers, samurai, etc I came up with the
seven pillars of wisdom by TE Lawrence (required reading in my family)
I wondered why it were seven and then without thinking realised I had given
the anser Lamed Resh Nun Tzaddi, though Lawrence were an arabicist and not a
hebraicist the traditions that lead to the number are the same.
--
Larry
L'autisme c'est moi
"Space folds, and folded space bends, and bent folded space contracts and
expands unevenly in every way unconcievable except to someone who does not
believe in the laws of mathematics"
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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Michyle McDonald
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Michyle McDonald
mcm...@prodigy.net
Zanesville, OH
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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Hylander
>
> Perhaps one of your main advantages is in your lack of understanding of
> people. What if you come to understand people and find yourself grossly
> disappointed?
about them at this moment.
AS people don't disappoint me btw...I find it's like being an alien
abandoned on a failed
space mission to earth and then 30 yrs later, finding fellow aliens trying
to get to the mother planet.
Of course, I'm still in a state of disbelief and want to do a quick analysis
of these aliens all the while
being analyzed myself. Just as long as the men in black(or men in white, or
multicolored clown suits)
don't find me first, I'm safe.
Hylander
given
> the anser Lamed Resh Nun Tzaddi, though Lawrence were an arabicist and not
a
> hebraicist the traditions that lead to the number are the same.
Michyle McDonald
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Michyle McDonald
mcm...@prodigy.net
Zanesville, OH
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> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
>
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> STATS
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> full name: Michyle Renee McDonald
> nicknames: momjakeyneedsyou
> age; 35
> sex: as often as possible
> location: Ohio, USA
> autism link: autistic son-age5, autistic/aspergers hubby, (his dx was ADHD
at 3/4 and autism at 6. He hasen't bothered to see if its changed again.
> bloodtype: O POS.
> handedness Lefty
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> GENERAL NATURE
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> favorite number and why. 10/because its a perfect score.
> color and why: beige/taupe. because it calms me
> favorite pet/animal and why. cats, because they are aloof, self
confident, intelligent and beautiful.
> least favorite animal: siberian hamsters
> languages spoken: English and Jake-a-nese (poorly, but I'm getting there)
> city grew up in: Cambridge/Zanesville. Ohio
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> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up: Ralph-a stuffed dog and when I got older, my
flute
> favorite board game: hate them all
> favorite video games: hate them all
> computer languages: illeterate
> old movie: Whatever Happened to Baby Jane
> recent movie; The Sixth Sence/Bad Things
> want to see: Queen of the Damned
> tv show: ER
> music: Elton John, AC/DC, Green Day, Marilyn Manson
> fasion style: none. if it fits...where it. Favorate shirt is a size 4x
sweat shirt with the arms and neck cut out.
> dessert: French Silk Chocolate Pie
> dinner: Shrimp Scampi and scallops, lima Beans and a huge salad with LOTS
of Tomatoe and cucumber
> breakfast: Coffee
> lunch: Coffee
> wish ability: well I keep wishing but nothing happens. I want to live in
an old house that is full of character
> sport: fetch with Barkley
> wish sport: wish sports would dry up and blow away
> countries travelled: none
> next wish destination: Egypt, Ireland
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> SENSITIVITES
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> things you hate touching: Crickets, dirt, raw hamburger, felt
> things you like touching: is this an x-rated question???? Cat fur, velor
and velvet, smooth stones
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> hate kissing: hate messy kissing
> like kissing: love it if its done right!!
>
> hate hearing: Trains, elevator and hold music, children crying, cats
coughing up fur balls
> like hearing: loud thrash music, meowing, kids laughing, Jakeys VOICE,
Harleys with no baffles and water running. sometimes I like to listen to
silence.
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> air allergy; none
> food allergy: none
> medical allergy: none
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> HABITUALS
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> stim 1: Counting passerbys footsteps (1212121212)
> stim 2: cleaning
> stim 3: smoking ( is have ocd but whats in a name)
> perseveration 1 this year: Collecting silk plants
> perseveration 2 this year: trying to make our house "perfect"
> perseveration 3 this year; any thing old
> phobia 1: Heights and falling
> phobia 2; bees
> phobia 3: That I left the kettle on
> worst disabilities: I can'l stop myself . If I get an idea in my head it
HAS to be done
> keenest abilities: my dog grooming
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> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
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> multitasking: y/7
> recognizing faces: n/o
> remembering verbal conversations: y/5
> surrounding awareness: N /2
> directional hearing: n/0
> walking unusual terrain in straight line; y/4
> general navigation; y/9
> auditory processing; n/0
> conversation concentration; y/7
> entering groups; y /8
> public speaking; y/10
> crowds: no
> appropriate behavoirs;y/2
> well timed comments; y/3
> wit and naivette: ?
> abstract definitions; no
> reading motives; y/6
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends. yes/2
> control conversation: yes /7
> assertiveness: y/8
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen; can't do that at all
> tolerate nagging : no/9
> deliver intentions clearly: no;10
> explain clearly: no / 9
>
>
>
> EITHER OR
> ---------------------
> pushover or rebel: pushover
> extrovert or introvert:introvert
> fast typer or slow typer: medium
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: never been in a chat room. don;t
know how
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time. read slow
> religious or agnostic/atheist: not religious, but I beleive in my God
>
>
> ABILITIES
> ----------------
> psychic 1-10; 1
> math 1-10; 1
> art 1-10; 6
> programming: 1-10; 0
> music 1-10: 3 >
>
> LONGER QUESTIONS
> ----------------------
> Have to think about vs can do automatically:Have to plan for days
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you; I don't have enough of a point
of reference to answe this one
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master? math.
sports. and board game or card game except Ukur (total misspelling) sewing,
getting this stupid computer to do what I want it to.
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Larry
The system comes from the Kabala. In a similar fashion to the way that roman
numbers were letters, the letters of the Hebrew alphabet are also numbers,
Strictly speaking my name is written Tszaddi Nun Resh Lamed because the
alphabet is written backwards, and does not have consonants. Transliterated
it is LRN(TZ) hence Laurence and the numbers are added and the sum added
until you get one single number. The numbers then have a significance like
Astrological signs.
There is Chinese numerology as well.
--
Larry
L'autisme c'est moi
"Space folds, and folded space bends, and bent folded space contracts and
expands unevenly in every way unconcievable except to someone who does not
believe in the laws of mathematics"
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:XKje8.7386$5F4.71...@newssvr11.news.prodigy.com...
David
> The system comes from the Kabala. In a similar fashion to the way
> that roman numbers were letters, the letters of the Hebrew alphabet
> are also numbers, Strictly speaking my name is written Tszaddi Nun
> Resh Lamed because the alphabet is written backwards, and does not
> have consonants. Transliterated it is LRN(TZ) hence Laurence and the
> numbers are added and the sum added until you get one single number.
> The numbers then have a significance like Astrological signs.
You might be interested in this (or you might not). It is one of my
perseverations.
The Hebrew and Greek alphabets are designed (by man or by the Creator)
on sequences of 7 (and other numbers). There are other curious patterns
to be found: the five finals of the Hebrew alphabet (kaph, mem, nun, pe
and tsade) seem to tell the story of the deluge - not that of Noah, nor
Utnapishtim, but that of the Hindu sage, Manu, saved by the Fish avatar
of the preserver god, Vishnu (the 'Navigator').
The central letter of these 5 finals is 'nun' (fish), the letter of
Jesus.
The Greek alphabet has five different corresponding letters (upsilon,
phi, chi, psi and omega).
The central letter of these 5 corresponding Greek letters is 'chi' (X),
the letter of Christ. The centricity of this letter is strongly marked
by the apparent paired relationships of the remaining 4 letters, not
just in their sounds but in their written forms.
Even the Roman alphabet is not immune from these seductive patterns.
The seven Roman numerals, MDCLXVI, are arranged *almost* symmetrically
within the 23-letter alphabet; only L (=50, the central numeral) is out
of place. Fortuitously, there exists an early form of the letter 'P'
which is identical in form to an 'L' rotated by 180 degrees (and to
approximate its form, I shall use the ubiquitous number '7'). If this
'7' (i.e. 'P') is substituted for 'L', the seven Roman numerals are
indeed distributed symmetrically throughout the Roman alphabet:
AB [CD] EFGH [I] KL [M] NO [7] QRST [VX] YZ
Even more curiously, the Hebrew final letter 'nun' is central to the
five finals (as is the Greek equivalent 'chi'). The Hebrew
initial/medial 'nun' is the 14th letter of the 27-character Hebrew
alphabet (22 letters plus 5 final forms, used for the 3 flights of
numbers, 1-9, 10-90 and 100-900) and so is central to the (extended)
alphabet - as is the Greek 'nu'. Both 'nun' and 'nu' have the value 50
- and this is also the value of the letter 'P' (as '7', substituted for
'L'), the *central* numeral of the seven Roman letters used for
numerals.
'Nun' ('nu') means 'fish'; 'P' ('7') may stand for 'piscis' (fish).
The element with the Atomic Number 50 is tin. It is the element, or
metal, associated with Jupiter and Thursday, the day on which fishes
were created. In the heptad of heavenly bodies, Jupiter is not central;
nor in that of the days, is Thursday central: tin is the central
element in the heptad of metals.
--
http://www.dacha.freeuk.com/gay/11-0.htm
The Voices Die
Moggy
> STATS
> -------------
> full name: Denise Marie DeGraf
> nicknames: DD, Dee, Moggy, Friscrone
> age: 24.9
> sex: female
> location: Northern California, USA
> autism link: Semi-diagnosed HFA/Aspie
> bloodtype: (unsure, just know it's the second-rarest)
> handedness: right (but almost ambidexterous)
>
>
> GENERAL NATURE
> ------------------
> favorite number and why: 3, best for chanting things
> color and why: periwinkle, color of magic IMHO
> favorite pet/animal and why: cats, I can communicate with them
> least favorite animal: monkey/chimp/etc
> languages spoken: English
> city grew up in: Petaluma, CA
>
> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up: Apple IIgs
> favorite board game: Boggle
> favorite video games: Ultima Series 4-7.2, Infocom Interactive Fiction
> computer languages: C, Perl, DOS batchfile, adventure game toolkit
> old movie: Time Bandits, Willow, Princess Bride
> recent movie: Sixth Sense
> want to see: Mansfield Park
> tv show: none (I don't watch TV)
ADD: books: humorous fantasy
> music: wildly varied
> fasion style: jeans, a t-shirt, leather boots
> dessert: ice cream w/ ton of whipped cream
> dinner: home-made lasagna
> breakfast: ham & cheese omelette w/sour cream
> lunch: grilled ham & cheese sandwich
> wish ability: magic in general
> sport: dressage & showjumping
> wish sport: dressage & showjumping
>
>
> SENSITIVITES
> ------------------
> things you hate touching: dirty scummy dishwater
> things you like touching: cat fur, flannel
>
> hate kissing: HATE
ADD: hugging: hate
>
> hate hearing: hate if it's not in my control (VERY sensitive)
>
> air allergy: pollen, grasses, flowers, perfumes, smoke
> food allergy: just dairy (as far as I know)
> medical allergy: sufla antibiotics
>
> HABITUALS
> ------------------
> stim 1: removing skin by my fingernails
> stim 2: caressing my hair
> stim 3: caressing my hair
> perseveration 1 this year: cats
> perseveration 2 this year: autism
> perseveration 3 this year: childfree
> phobia 1: needles
> phobia 2: being restrained
> phobia 3: house burning down
>
> worst disabilities: trouble with human speech, trouble reading people's
intents, rage/zone-out in noisy areas
> keenest abilities: critical thinking, composition, idea comprehension,
creative writing
>
>
>
> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
> -----------------------
(10 being worst for me, 1 being least)
> multitasking: 3
> recognizing faces: 8
> remembering verbal conversations: none, IF I can hear
> surrounding awareness: only if I'm writing
> directional hearing: 4
> walking unusual terrain in straight line: 5
> general navigation: 9
> auditory processing: 9 (strong hearing, low comprehension)
> conversation concentration: 10
> entering groups: 8
> public speaking: 6
> crowds: 10
> appropriate behavoirs: 8
> well timed comments: none
> wit: none (I'm told I am witty)
adding and naivette: 10 (I'm very naieve)
> abstract definitions: 9
> reading motives: 10, extremely weak
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends: no idea, never heard it
> control conversation: 8
> assertiveness: 7 unless I'm angry
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen: 10
> tolerate nagging: 6, intolerant
> deliver intentions clearly: 0, no problem
> explain clearly: 0, no problem
>
>
>
> EITHER OR
> ---------------------
> pushover or rebel: rebel
> extrovert or introvert: introvert
> fast typer or slow typer: fast
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: listen
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time:
read fast and remember
> religious or agnostic/atheist: agnostic w/ some religious beliefs
>
>
> ABILITIES (10 most, 0 none)
> ----------------
> psychic 1-10 : 6, got it but can't control it
> math 1-10: comprehension 10 numbers 0
> art 1-10: 0
> programming 1-10: 6
> music 1-10: 4
>
>
> LONGER QUESTIONS
> ----------------------
> Have to think about vs can do automatically:
I can write, communicate with dogs/horses/cats, read (with full visuals in
my head), visualize, analyze, work with computers, ice skate, ride horses,
and memorize things automatically.
I have to think to drive, walk, navigate, understand human speech, speak,
and organize.
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you:
People that don't act the way their gender dictates they "ought" to
(assertive women, sensitive men) seem to freak NTs out, but I am far more
comfortable with that. It also appears to upset NTs when someone likes
animals more than humans, or stands up for the rights of the weak (NT or
not) but that doesn't bug me at all.
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master?
Drawing, driving, any sport that requires I run or throw things,
understanding the spoken form of foreign languages.
--
Moggy ... amergindd et myrealbox splort com
http://www.sonic.net/mustang/moggy
"Some would sooner die than think. In fact, they often do."
-- Bertrand Russell
April
hope that it's ok.
> STATS
> -------------
> full name: April
> nicknames: (net nicknames) Blueprism, Dawnrazor, HartDucha
> age: 25
> sex: female
> location: Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, US (yes, that Punxsutawney ;) )
> autism link: boyfriend (soulmate) has AS
> bloodtype: dunno
> handedness: right
>
>
> GENERAL NATURE
> ------------------
> favorite number and why: 27, just a lucky number
> color and why: purple
> favorite pet/animal and why: dogs -- very loving
> least favorite animal: millipedes
> languages spoken: English, read & write (but do not speak) French
> city grew up in: Punxsutawney, Pa
>
> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up: definitely Barbies, used to have such a great
time making up elaborate stories with them
> favorite board game: Scrabble -- going to my first Scrabble tourney next
month! nervous & excited :)
> favorite video games: Wordox! and anything by Maxis, esp The Sims
> computer languages: nope
> old movie: Blade Runner
> recent movie: Lord of The Rings
> want to see: nothing comes to mind
> tv show: Star Trek TNG is my current favorite :)
> music: darkwave/gothic primarily but I like a lot of different kinds of
music
> fashion style: gothic
> dessert: chocolate pie
> dinner: pasta with butter & garlic
> breakfast: eggs over easy
> lunch: mozzarella & pesto on french bread
> wish ability: it would be nice to be able to fly
> sport: hate sports
> wish sport
> countries travelled: seen a lot of the US, a bit of Canada, a lot of
France
> next wish destination: Greece! lifelong dream
>
>
> SENSITIVITES
> ------------------
> things you hate touching: anything squishy esp. raw meat
> things you like touching: velvet, grass, flowers
<SNIP>
> worst disabilities: forgetting to like myself
> keenest abilities: listening; teaching; writing
<SNIP>
> ABILITIES
> ----------------
> psychic 1-10.... 5
> math 1-10.... 7 but takes a lot of work for me
> art 1-10.... 1
> programming: 1-10.... never tried it
> music 1-10.... 4
>
>
> LONGER QUESTIONS
> ----------------------
> Have to think about vs can do automatically... I have to think about and
plan what I want to say or do in social situations but have always found
writing very easy. When I was younger I was very into penpalling; now, my
closest friends are online friends.
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you -- I am NT
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master? Drawing
NatureloverChris
Chris
NatureloverChris
>> favorite board game: Boggle
Boggle?
This is the message I just left on my brother's answering machine.
Let's play
Chris
NatureloverChris
BTW, Hi april
>> least favorite animal:
This is a terrible, horrible, awful question. All animals are great, wonderful
and interesting.
I know the survey asked about perserverations for the past year, well my
perserveration for the past 29 years (I'm 31) is....
oh c'mon...
you know what it is...
I always talk about them....
and there are NO least favorites...
Yep you guessed. Animals great and small, slimey, furry or scaled, with bones
or with out.
Chris
BradHAWK
>
> I'm piggy backing on April's post, because I don't have the original.
>
> BTW, Hi april
>
> >> least favorite animal:
>
> This is a terrible, horrible, awful question. All animals are great, wonderful
> and interesting.
Ha! I thought you would've put "human".
BH
BradHAWK
>
> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
>
> STATS
> -------------
> nicknames: BradHAWK
> age: 33
> gender: Male
> location: Seattle
> autism link: Aspie
> bloodtype: 0-, regular donor.
> handedness: left-handed, right-armed.
>
> GENERAL NATURE
> ------------------
> favorite number and why: 37, I just picked it. Nice and uneven. (And glad that
you asked for "favorite" rather than "lucky".)
> color and why: Blue. Seems like a nice color.
> favorite pet/animal and why: I only have one pet so he's my favorite by
default, and he's a rabbit.
> least favorite animal: My rabbit, when he's been bad.
> languages spoken: Several thousand (but only one spoken by me).
> city grew up in: I'll get back to you when that happens.
>
> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up: Lincoln Logs, Legos, Erector Set... anything
assembleable.
> favorite board game: Monopoly and Risk.
> favorite video games:
> computer languages: I'm not a programmer but I think I like Lisp, Eiffel, and
Assembly.
> old movie: Between two Worlds, and old comedies, et al.
> recent movie: Edward Scissors Hands, Star Warses, Jurasic Parks, Mask, uh, etc.
> want to see: lots.
> tv show: Dick Van Dyke Show, Dr Who, Star Trek, nature shows and science shows.
> music: Folk, pop (Joan Baez, Simon and Garfunkel, John Denver, Enya),
classical, some Jazz, R&B, country, etc.
> fasion style: My own. Conservative (no piercing, tatoos, coloration). I like
to dress nicely, but I don't try to conform.
> dessert: Often before the main course.
> dinner: Too many to list.
> breakfast: sometimes.
> lunch: Usually between breakfast and dinner.
> wish ability: Huh?
> sport: Kayaking, bicycling, walking, hiking, rollercoastering.
> wish sport: Hang gliding, sailplaining, submarining, diving, et al.
> countries travelled: USA, Canada, Mexico.
> next wish destination: Anywhere.
>
> SENSITIVITES
> ------------------
> things you hate touching: chalky stuff, dirty, gritty, dry stuff. Unsanitary
stuff. Anything that leaves residue on your hands.
> things you like touching: Smooth, soft, or metallic stuff.
>
> hate kissing: Same as for touching.
> like kissing: ' '
>
> hate hearing: Loud music, loud high pitched noises, screechy noises, a hungry
lion right behind me.
> like hearing: Soft music, nature sounds (animals, waterfalls), people talking
"in the background".
>
> air allergy: Smoke and dust*.
> food allergy: Milk, eggs, corn, citrus*. (*only bother me when in combinations
and high concentrations.)
> medical allergy: None.
>
> HABITUALS
> ------------------
> stim 1
> stim 2
> stim 3
> perseveration 1 this year
> perseveration 2 this year
> perseveration 3 this year
> phobia 2
> phobia 3
>
> worst disabilities: Attention span, "just do it"ness.
> keenest abilities: Creativity/imagination, balance, reasoning,
realizing when I've been wrong and adjusting, etc.
>
> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
> -----------------------
> recognizing faces: 3 or 4.
> remembering verbal conversations: 6 or 7.
> surrounding awareness: varies from 1 to 10.
> directional hearing: 8 or 9 or 10.
> walking unusual terrain in straight line: ~7.
> general navigation: 3 to 7.
> auditory processing: A bit low for speech, average or slightly high for music,
higher for most other things.
> conversation concentration: 2 to 10, depending on the conversation.
> entering groups: Usually low.
> public speaking: Very low.
> crowds: Fine, if the crowd is civil, but I don't seek out a crowd.
> appropriate behavoirs: ?
> well timed comments: 1/3 of them.
> wit and naivette: Lots of both.
> abstract definitions: Excellent.
> reading motives: Varies from low to high.
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends: Excellent.
> control conversation: Depends, very low to very high.
> assertiveness: Depends, low to very high.
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen: Moderate.
> tolerate nagging: Excellent (but sometimes by ignoring).
> deliver intentions clearly: Usually good to great, sometimes awful.
> explain clearly: Great to excellent.
>
> EITHER OR
> ---------------------
> pushover or rebel: Neither.
> extrovert or introvert: Both.
> fast typer or slow typer: Very fast.
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: Both.
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time: Read fairly
fast but sometimes go over the same lines several times or
lose track.
> religious or agnostic/atheist: Philosophical Materialist (~atheist).
>
> ABILITIES
> ----------------
> psychic 1-10: 0 (same for everyone).
> math 1-10: 7 or 8.
> art 1-10: 7 or 8.
> programming: 1-10: Better than average, but not much.
> music 1-10: Listing? 10. Playing? 1. Playing if I learned and practice?
Probably 7 or 8 (9 or 10 if I'd started at a young age).
>
> LONGER QUESTIONS
> ----------------------
> Have to think about vs can do automatically: Yes.
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you: Insults or perceived insults,
many little things and bigger things.
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master? Talking to
people about certain things, public speaking.
BradHAWK
BradHAWK
>
> "Larry" <n...@larry-arnold.com> wrote:
>
> > I hate these kind of things
>
> i will try not to take it personal.
Did you succeed?
> > If you really want to know more about me, you can visit my web sites
> > http://www.larry-arnold.com or http://laurentius.co.uk
>
> I did....I saw your flute collection I think.
Did he have the one from Puffinstuff?
BH
David
NatureloverChris <naturelo...@aol.com> wrote:
[Snip]
> Yep you guessed. Animals great and small, slimey, furry or scaled,
> with bones or with out.
Aren't all endoskeletal animals mostly without bones?
--
http://www.dacha.freeuk.com/grough/
We have a dog, His name is Grough,
His voice is too, When he says "Woof!"
BradHAWK
>
> Captain's Log, stardate: Sun, 24 Feb 2002 08:24:00 GMT. I have received
> the following communication from alien lifeform "Hylander"
> <jga...@sbcglobal.net>:
>
> >Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> >to(from) this survey?
>
> Cool - I love these survey things.... fills a bit of time, anyway ;-)
Cool, someone else who likes them :o)
Besides, what a great way to talk about oneself :o)
BradHAWK
neral
"NatureloverChris" <naturelo...@aol.com> schreef in bericht
news:20020226023628...@mb-cr.aol.com...
> Yep you guessed. Animals great and small, slimey, furry or scaled,
with bones
> or with out.
>
> Chris
>
Do you like spiders too ? I don't :(
--
neral
Happy Days was recorded with a live studio audience.
BradHAWK
>
> In article <20020226023628...@mb-cr.aol.com>,
> NatureloverChris <naturelo...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> [Snip]
>
> > Yep you guessed. Animals great and small, slimey, furry or scaled,
> > with bones or with out.
>
> Aren't all endoskeletal animals mostly without bones?
I'm not sure what you're asking.
Endoskeletal means the skeleton is on the inside, which
means bones. Exoskeletal means the "skeleton" is on the
outside, meaning a shell (turtles have shells but they are
still endoskeletal and have bones). Of course, there are
animals with no skeleton at all, such as slugs and worms.
But what does your question have to do with Chris's statement?
BradHAWK
David
I know what endosletal and exoskeletal mean. Exoskeletal animals are
mostly within bones; endoskeletal animals are mostly without bones.
--
http://www.dacha.freeuk.com/penny/
Penny Black: The Post Office, Rowland Hill
Catriona
the following communication from alien lifeform BradHAWK
<Brad...@tourette.net>:
>Catriona wrote:
>> Cool - I love these survey things.... fills a bit of time, anyway ;-)
>
> Cool, someone else who likes them :o)
>
> Besides, what a great way to talk about oneself :o)
Yup - good excuse to say lots about myself and bore everyone who can be
bothered reading it ;-)
--
Catriona (18, AS)
Remove NOSPAM from address to e-mail me
Thomas Pain
OIC. I'm just very privacy oriented on the net.
Hylander
> >> least favorite animal:
>
> This is a terrible, horrible, awful question. All animals are great,
wonderful
> and interesting.
than
mosquitos. Of course a grizzly bear can do a lot more damage more quickly
than a mosquito depending...
Gareeth
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:Aq1e8.60578$jY6.20...@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com...
> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
I like surveys.
>
>
> STATS
> -------------
> full name: -
> nicknames: On the internet Gareeth IRL none
> age: 33
> sex: no
> location: BC Canada
> autism link: Have it
> bloodtype: AB-
> handedness:according to some test I did for the psych department 70
percent left handed
>
>
> GENERAL NATURE
> ------------------
> favorite number and why. Any multiple of 11
> color and why: purple and no idea why
> favorite pet/animal and why: dog - good company
> least favorite animal: I like all animals except earwigs
> languages spoken: English, Danish, German, French
> city grew up in: We moved a lot.
>
> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up: this car with big wheels that you dorve with your
hands
> favorite board game: monopoly
> favorite video games: tetris
> computer languages:fortran
> old movie: Star Wars
> recent movie:Remember the Titans
> want to see -
> tv show: Stargate
> music: Classical
> fasion style: Fashion not likely
> dessert: anything chocolate also apple pie
> dinner: steak
> breakfast: nutella on toast
> lunch: sandwich
> wish ability: ?
> sport
> wish sport: ?
> countries travelled: Canada, Denmark and Germany
> next wish destination Athens
>
>
> SENSITIVITES
> ------------------
> things you hate touching: styrofoam, dry wood
> things you like touching rocks
>
> hate kissing I don't know yet
> like kissing
>
> hate hearing:high pitched sounds, loud sounds, suddne sounds
> like hearing: water
>
> air allergy: lots
> food allergy: lots
> medical allergy: lots
>
>
> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10) This whole section confuses me is it yes if you
can or yes if you can't? I'll assume a yes means you can't do it
> -----------------------
> multitasking No
> recognizing faces yes big time
> remembering verbal conversations no
> surrounding awareness no
> directional hearing not sure
> walking unusual terrain in straight line no
> general navigation yes
> auditory processing no
> conversation concentration yes
> entering groups yes
> public speaking no
> crowds yes
> appropriate behavoirs yes
> well timed comments yes
> wit and naivette: uneven
> abstract definitions uneven
> reading motives yes
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends. Never really heard much of that. Have
been puzzled by who people determine who is a hunk or not.
> control conversation: yes
> assertiveness: yes
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen ?
> tolerate nagging: Not an issue
> deliver intentions clearly Not sure
> explain clearly: Sometimes
>
>
>
> EITHER OR
> ---------------------
> pushover or rebel: neither
> extrovert or introvert: intovert
> fast typer or slow typer: medium
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: listen
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time.I read fast
and remember
> religious or agnostic/atheist religious
>
>
> ABILITIES
> ----------------
> psychic 1-10 1
> math 1-10 9
> art 1-10 5
> programming: 1-10 2
> music 1-10: 7
>
>
Suzanne
> I know what endosletal and exoskeletal mean. Exoskeletal animals are
> mostly within bones; endoskeletal animals are mostly without bones.
A little wordplay, huh? :-)
Suzanne
Moggy
>>> favorite board game: Boggle
>
> Boggle?
>
> This is the message I just left on my brother's answering machine.
>
> Let's play
Are you suggesting we play, or saying you asked your brother to play with
you? (Is there an online Boggle game? If not, I wonder how we'd play it
through a newsgroup...hmmm...)
David
I just love playing with words. I can't help it and I can't stop.
Fortunately, it does nothing to win me friends.
--
http://www.dacha.freeuk.com/zodiac/8sco-0.htm
Scorpio (October 24th - November 22nd)
Vrischika - the Scorpion
Ptah
BradHAWK
Perhaps David is just without brain :o)
BH
David
Within brain, I think, but without hope, I guess.
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Suzanne
> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
OK. (I don't know if anyone cares to read it, but...)
>
>
> STATS
> -------------
> full name: Suzanne
> nicknames: none that I care to use
> age: 36
> sex: I have a son, so I guess the answer would have to be yes.
> location: In my bedroom, at the moment (in California, USA)
> autism link: son (9/AS), husband(self-dx'ed AS), several nephews on the spectrum
> bloodtype:O+
> handedness: ambidextrous
>
>
> GENERAL NATURE
> ------------------
> favorite number and why: 13, no specific reason
> color and why: purple, don't remember--it's been my favorite since childhood
> favorite pet/animal and why: cat, because they aren't as dependent as a dog
> least favorite animal: next door neighbor in dorms, freshman year
> languages spoken: English (American variant), Spanish (some), German (some)
> city grew up in: hasn't happened yet
>
> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up: Spirograph
> favorite board game: Trivial Pursuit, Scrabble
> favorite video games: ???
> computer languages: does Lingo (Macromedia Director's scripting language) count?
> old movie: Monty Python and the Holy Grail
> recent movie: Harry Potter, Monsters, Inc., Lord of the Rings
> want to see: ?
> tv show: don't watch TV, but used to watch STNG, Northern Exposure, Quantum Leap
> music: wide variety, but not twangy country/western or rap
> fasion style: um, comfortable...jeans, t-shirts
> dessert: ice cream
> dinner: pasta
> breakfast: anything served to me on a bedtray
> lunch: usually eaten in front of the computer at work
> wish ability: play a musical instrument
> sport: former gymnast (mediocre)
> wish sport: swimming
> countries travelled: US, Canada, Mexico
> next wish destination: ?
>
>
> SENSITIVITES
> ------------------
> things you hate touching: raw meat, anything greasy/slimy
> things you like touching: really soft plush animals, my cat
>
> hate kissing: in-laws
> like kissing: husband
>
> hate hearing: high pitched noises (fluorescent lights, monitors), squeaks
> like hearing: rain, ocean waves
>
> air allergy: pollen, some perfumes
> food allergy: none
> medical allergy: most antibiotics
>
> HABITUALS
> ------------------
> habit 1: foot tapping
> habit 2: pen clicking
> habit 3: finger drumming
> perseveration 1 this year
> perseveration 2 this year
> perseveration 3 this year
> phobia 1: fire
> phobia 2
> phobia 3
>
> worst disabilities: asthma, arthritis
> keenest abilities: ?
>
>
>
> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10) 10 is high ability
> -----------------------
> multitasking: 9 (unless on task has high motor demands, then 2)
> recognizing faces: 7 (but, not remembering names)
> remembering verbal conversations: 9
> surrounding awareness: 2-10, depending
> directional hearing: 2
> walking unusual terrain in straight line: 6
> general navigation: 3
> auditory processing: 3
> conversation concentration: 3
> entering groups: 3
> public speaking: 9
> crowds: 2
> appropriate behavoirs: 8
> well timed comments: 7
> wit and naivette: ?
> abstract definitions: 8
> reading motives: 7
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends: 3
> control conversation: 5
> assertiveness: 3
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen: 2
> tolerate nagging: 2
> deliver intentions clearly: 10
> explain clearly: 8
>
>
>
> EITHER OR
> ---------------------
> pushover or rebel: both
> extrovert or introvert: extroverted introvert
> fast typer or slow typer: fast with lots of errors, slow with no errors
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: hate chatrooms
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time: read fast and remember
> religious or agnostic/atheist: slightly religious
>
>
> ABILITIES
> ----------------
> psychic 1-10: 1
> math 1-10: 9
> art 1-10: 1
> programming: 1-10: Does lingo count? If so, 8
> music 1-10: 1
>
>
> LONGER QUESTIONS
> ----------------------
> Have to think about vs can do automatically: ?
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you: I *am* NT
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master? Playing a musical instrument, drawing
>
Terry Jones
Is that an endobrain or an exobrain?
I know that a lot of my memory and certain skills like calculating and
spelling are significantly external.
Terry
NatureloverChris
>Are you suggesting we play, or saying you asked your brother to play with
>you? (Is there an online Boggle game? If not, I wonder how we'd play it
>through a newsgroup...hmmm...)
>
Both. I love to play boggle and I did ask my brother to play. Don't know if
there is an online game. My slow computer probably couldn't handle, but for
boggle I'd find a way.
chris
NatureloverChris
>> >> least favorite animal:
>>
>> This is a terrible, horrible, awful question. All animals are great,
>wonderful
>> and interesting.
>
> Ha! I thought you would've put "human".
>
>
No, I tink humans are interesting animals too. What strange behavior and yet so
much general animal behavior holds up for humans. Humans can be wonderful too.
O.K. maybe I wouldn't use the word great for humans, but other than that I
think humans are fun to observe.
I would rather interact with a dog, cat, or other animal though than a human
animal.
Chris
NatureloverChris
>
>Do you like spiders too ? I don't :(
Yes! I had a pet tarantuala and I seriously though about driving to california
(a loooong drive) to get one of Maries baby tarantulas. I even rescued a black
widow (VERY poisonous) I found in my tent once. I caught it in a cup and hike a
half mile from camp and released it.
Chris
NatureloverChris
>Okay, I stand corrected. I agree....Of course, I rather like cats better
>than
>mosquitos. Of course a grizzly bear can do a lot more damage more quickly
>than a mosquito depending...
>
>
I like cats for cuddling and for there grace, but mosquitos are fascinating.
Imagine having a mouth like a straw. Imagine have a novacaine like substance in
your mouth. Imagine drinking so much you body can nearly double in size!
Chris
David Gardner
>> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you: I *am* NT
<Poor Dave is rolling on the floor in hysterics!!!>
Awwww, Suzanne.... the NTs are rejecting you eh? Never mind, you know
there's *one* group of people who will accept you as you are....
Dave
Ryno
shared with us:
[snippo]
> Imagine drinking so much you body can nearly double in size!
Gawd, she's seen my photos!
Suzanne
If there is one, I'd like to play, too.
Suzanne
David
LOL!
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classical scholars, pronounce this "Oo-ran-us" and not "You-rain-us".
neral
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neral
Happy Days was recorded with a live studio audience.
"NatureloverChris" <naturelo...@aol.com> schreef in bericht
news:20020227232829...@mb-dd.aol.com...
David
neral <ne...@ziyal.net> wrote:
> "NatureloverChris" <naturelo...@aol.com> schreef in bericht
> news:20020227232829...@mb-dd.aol.com...
> > neral wrote:
> >
> > >Do you like spiders too ? I don't :(
> >
> > Yes! I had a pet tarantuala and I seriously though about driving to
> > california (a loooong drive) to get one of Maries baby tarantulas.
> > I even rescued a black widow (VERY poisonous) I found in my tent
> > once. I caught it in a cup and hike a half mile from camp and
> > released it.
> I'm very scared of spiders. I know it's illogical, but I can't help
> it.
So am I. I once froze halfway up the loft-ladder when I came face to
face with a spider. I don't know how many minutes I stayed like that
but eventually I realised that it was just a spider skeleton. I was
really sweaty and shaky for ages after, though.
Luckily, my wife doesn't mind spiders. She's afraid of small
footbridges, especially over water. Even over streams that are narrow
enough to jump across and shallow enough to wade across.
Didn't a study once show that baby monkeys (or was it baby chimps?)
appeared to be hard-wired to fear snakes?
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BradHAWK
What is boggle? I'm boggled.
BH
neral
news:3C7DC023...@pipco.freeserve.co.uk...
I was reading a book of Peter Vermeulen (Brein Bedriegt). He claims that
there is a group of people who are something like border-autistics.
These people behave too normal to recognise them as autistic, but they
are.
That makes sence to me, the existance of a group of people that are
somewhere between Aspergers and NT's. I know a girl who seems to have
some autistic behaviour, but she goes to party's and her profession is
teaching. She heard about my autism and asked me information about it.
She thought that she was also autistic, but after a while she changed
her mind.
Ian Molton
electrons and etched in their motions the following immortal words:
> I would rather interact with a dog, cat, or other animal though than a
> human animal.
Can I watch? ;-)
Catriona
received the following communication from alien lifeform David
<da...@dacha.freeuk.com>:
>In article <ZDmf8.42595$R9.425...@hebe.telenet-ops.be>,
> neral <ne...@ziyal.net> wrote:
>> I'm very scared of spiders. I know it's illogical, but I can't help
>> it.
>
>So am I. I once froze halfway up the loft-ladder when I came face to
>face with a spider. I don't know how many minutes I stayed like that
>but eventually I realised that it was just a spider skeleton. I was
>really sweaty and shaky for ages after, though.
lol, you guys sound like Mike! Luckily I'm not scared of them.... good
thing too, though I think Mike might prefer a bit less teasing on the
subject.... ;-)
David
It's cruel to tease someone because of their phobia. You should be
ashamed of yourself!
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dashed to the obvious rocks
by the whirling undertides of thought
Moggy
> Is that an endobrain or an exobrain?
Why not both -- I think my Palm IIIc qualifies as an exobrain at this point,
to compliment my human endobrain. :^>
NatureloverChris
Are all dragons voyeurs?
Chris
NatureloverChris
Sorry couldn't resist
>
> What is boggle? I'm boggled.
>
> BH
>
It is a word game.There is a tray containing 25? letter cubes. You put on the
top, shake the tray and then make words out of random pattern of letters. It's
timed.
Chris
NatureloverChris
>Er, did you HAVE to put that image inside my head?
You don't find it interesting? This big mosquito sitting on your arm so bloated
with your blood it can't fly. I can't imagine why people get so worked up over
these things ;-)
The one that gets me is that the venom spiders inject into their prey,
liquifies the insides so the spider can drink the insides leaving an empty
shell.
Chris
Moggy
> Both. I love to play boggle and I did ask my brother to play. Don't know if
> there is an online game. My slow computer probably couldn't handle, but for
> boggle I'd find a way.
I just found an online version at http://play.games.com (along with a bunch
of other classic games)... It seems to work really well, just requires a
computer capable of basic Java, I believe. (I'm using Internet Exploder for
this, since my favorite browser didn't like the site.)
Suzanne
> Suzanne wrote:
>
>>> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you: I *am* NT
> Awwww, Suzanne.... the NTs are rejecting you eh? Never mind, you know
> there's *one* group of people who will accept you as you are....
ARGGHHHHH!!!! I couldn't help laughing, once I figured out what the heck
you were talking about--even if I was the victim of the joke.
Suzanne
Suzanne
> I know that a lot of my memory and certain skills like calculating and
> spelling are significantly external.
How did anyone manage before PDA's, calculators, spell checkers, and
little sticky notes? I know that I managed to earn a college degree
without a computer or a PDA, but the thought of doing without now fills
me with dread.
Suzanne
BradHAWK
I think we're going to have to put and end to this and just
classify Suzanne with a failsafe diagnosis: ST (Suzanne Typical).
By the way, Suzy, how's your iLamp? Apparently there is a
supply problem now and they've only been able to fill a few
thousand, out of over 200,000 orders.
BradHAWK (BradHAWK Typical)
Suzanne
> I think we're going to have to put and end to this and just
> classify Suzanne with a failsafe diagnosis: ST (Suzanne Typical).
That sounds good to me.
>
> By the way, Suzy, how's your iLamp? Apparently there is a
> supply problem now and they've only been able to fill a few
> thousand, out of over 200,000 orders.
Well, Bradley-wadley, my iLamp is just wonderful. I have had it running
24/7 since it was delivered, and haven't had a single system
freeze/crash. In fact the only problems I have had are with the new
version of MS Office for OS X. Amazingly, it crashes for no apparent
reason, just like its Windows cousins.
I really like the LCD screen. Yay, no flicker or hum. Now if I could
just do something about the rotten Win2000 system I have to use at
work......
I had heard that they were having a wee bit of a supply shortage. Mine
was in the first batch shipped, so I wasn't affected.
Suzanne
BradHAWK
>
> BradHAWK wrote:
>
> > I think we're going to have to put and end to this and just
> > classify Suzanne with a failsafe diagnosis: ST (Suzanne Typical).
>
> That sounds good to me.
>
> > By the way, Suzy, how's your iLamp? Apparently there is a
> > supply problem now and they've only been able to fill a few
> > thousand, out of over 200,000 orders.
>
> Well, Bradley-wadley, my iLamp is just wonderful. I have had it running
> 24/7 since it was delivered, and haven't had a single system
> freeze/crash. In fact the only problems I have had are with the new
> version of MS Office for OS X. Amazingly, it crashes for no apparent
> reason, just like its Windows cousins.
As opposed to crashing for a reason? Like taking a corner
too fast?
> I really like the LCD screen. Yay, no flicker or hum. Now if I could
> just do something about the rotten Win2000 system I have to use at
> work......
Perhaps if you take your iLamp in, your bosses will like it
so much they'll get some </wishful thinking>. You could even
load SoftWindows onto it to fool 'em.
My work "upgraded" from Win98 to Win2000. Wasn't much of an
upgrade (they don't crash as much, but they crash much harder).
> I had heard that they were having a wee bit of a supply shortage. Mine
> was in the first batch shipped, so I wasn't affected.
>
> Suzanne
Apparently only a wee bit have made it through.
I bet it lasts you a long time, though. My 1998 Powerbook
is wonderful, and even my 11 year old Mac IIfx is still
quite useful. Long useful life is yet another nice thing
about Macs. (I have some old PC's I'm going to try Unix or
Linux on one of these days.)
BradHAWK
Suzanne
>>Well, Bradley-wadley, my iLamp is just wonderful. I have had it running
>>24/7 since it was delivered, and haven't had a single system
>>freeze/crash. In fact the only problems I have had are with the new
>>version of MS Office for OS X. Amazingly, it crashes for no apparent
>>reason, just like its Windows cousins.
>>
>
> As opposed to crashing for a reason? Like taking a corner
> too fast?
Well, I've crashed Macromedia Director quite a few times, and I can
usually tell when it's going to crash. It has some memory leaks (so do
I, come to think of it), and if I don't take that into account, I can
have some nasty results.
On the other hand, Office will just suddenly decide to shut down, often
in the process of saving a file.
>
> Perhaps if you take your iLamp in, your bosses will like it
> so much they'll get some </wishful thinking>. You could even
> load SoftWindows onto it to fool 'em.
My boss would be all for it. He hates Windows, but unfortunately the
materials we develop are for the distance education students, who are
mostly Windows users. The executive decision was made, in fact, not to
support Mac OS any more, because of the difficulty with testing
everything on all anticipated configurations of both platforms.
I might be able, eventually, to justify a flat screen display. One of
the supervisors has one, so there's hope.
For now, I try to do as much of my work from home as possible.
>
> My work "upgraded" from Win98 to Win2000. Wasn't much of an
> upgrade (they don't crash as much, but they crash much harder).
I've noticed.
> I bet it lasts you a long time, though. My 1998 Powerbook
> is wonderful, and even my 11 year old Mac IIfx is still
> quite useful. Long useful life is yet another nice thing
> about Macs. (I have some old PC's I'm going to try Unix or
> Linux on one of these days.)
I still have my old PowerPC, which I bought about five (maybe more?)
years ago. It was still working fine, except that it was dreadfully slow
and couldn't run some of the newer software. On the other hand, the old
e-machines computer that Phillip just replaced (about 3 years old) had
been slowly failing. He got everything (he thinks) copied over to the
new computer, and now the old one won't boot up at all. Somehow, we
don't see the need to spend anything to repair it before getting rid of
it. Josh will get my old Mac when he is a little older. In the meantime,
he uses his dad's computer.
Suzanne
David
> Are all dragons voyeurs?
By definition. Probably from the Greek _edrakon_ , aorist of
_derkesthai_ "to see clearly".
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Images, Associations, Qualities, Careers, Health
Terry Jones
>little sticky notes? I know that I managed to earn a college degree
>without a computer or a PDA, but the thought of doing without now fills
>me with dread.
There used to be a Royal official (still may be), called the King's /
Queen's Rememberancer, who did that job for them.
And those who could afford had PAs, they just weren't digital.
Terry
Moggy
> (I'm using Internet Exploder
>
> Was this typo intentional? It's funny...
Yep, it was intentional -- I like giving amusing nicknames to things. I
think it started when I was frustrated with programs crashing in Windows 95,
since regardless of what I used, something seemed to go wrong. Renaming
everything for fun seemed to be the best way to express my irritation.
(Other favorites are Netscrape, Eudorka, Look Out!, Instant Mess, Adobe
PhotoScrap...)
BradHAWK
>
> Jan Willem lazily dreamed into the stars:
>
> > (I'm using Internet Exploder
> >
> > Was this typo intentional? It's funny...
>
> Yep, it was intentional -- I like giving amusing nicknames to things. I
> think it started when I was frustrated with programs crashing in Windows 95,
> since regardless of what I used, something seemed to go wrong. Renaming
> everything for fun seemed to be the best way to express my irritation.
> (Other favorites are Netscrape, Eudorka, Look Out!, Instant Mess, Adobe
> PhotoScrap...)
Okay boys and girls, today's weekly word is "sobriquet".
BradHAWK (<-sobriquet)
:o)
Ian Molton
electrons and etched in their motions the following immortal words:
> Ian wrote:
>
> >On a sunny 28 Feb 2002 04:23:20 GMT NatureloverChris gathered a sheaf of
> >electrons and etched in their motions the following immortal words:
> >
> >> I would rather interact with a dog, cat, or other animal though than a
> >> human animal.
> >
> >Can I watch? ;-)
> >
>
> Are all dragons voyeurs?
We see all ;-)
Moggy
> How did anyone manage before PDA's, calculators, spell checkers, and
> little sticky notes? I know that I managed to earn a college degree
> without a computer or a PDA, but the thought of doing without now fills
> me with dread.
I wonder more why it is that some disorganized/hectic people *without* PDAs
refuse to touch them even when it's blatantly obvious that one would help.
(Let alone why they sneer at me for "being reliant" considering that without
it, I was forgetting things constantly!)
I think the cost of a good PDA is easily offset by how many ways it can get
top-quality information we'd otherwise have to pay through the nose for -- or
couldn't obtain at all. (The ePocrates drug reference alone has saved my
hiney more than once from prescription errors now, and I'm pretty sure that I
couldn't afford to get the printed version, let alone a daily-updated one!)
Robin May
>
> Suzanne lazily dreamed into the stars:
>
> > How did anyone manage before PDA's, calculators, spell checkers, and
> > little sticky notes? I know that I managed to earn a college degree
> > without a computer or a PDA, but the thought of doing without now fills
> > me with dread.
>
> I wonder more why it is that some disorganized/hectic people *without* PDAs
> refuse to touch them even when it's blatantly obvious that one would help.
> (Let alone why they sneer at me for "being reliant" considering that without
> it, I was forgetting things constantly!)
Because for some disorganised people a PDA wouldn't help. There's a
certain degree of organisation required to actually use a PDA, to put
the things you need, dates etc. in it and to then look at it. I know a
PDA wouldn't help me.
--
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"Did you see me in the video?" Yes Kaish, I did as it happens.
Moggy
> I was talking about the image of ME bloating twice my size upon
> drinking.
Scarier thought: there's a whole fetish industry based on people bloating
multiple times their original size using saline catheterization... (I
unfortunately discovered this while playing "who can find the most revolting
thing on the Web" a couple of years back with some online pals.)
NatureloverChris
>>
>>>Er, did you HAVE to put that image inside my head?
>>
>>You don't find it interesting? This big mosquito sitting on your arm so
>bloated
>>with your blood it can't fly. I can't imagine why people get so worked up
>over
>>these things ;-)
>
>I was talking about the image of ME bloating twice my size upon
>drinking.
Oh. Drinking what? Don't you hate the way your stomach sloshes when you have
drunk lots of water very fast.
>
>>The one that gets me is that the venom spiders inject into their prey,
>>liquifies the insides so the spider can drink the insides leaving an empty
>>shell.
>>
>>Chris
>
>Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! AAARGH!
>(I got arachnaphobia too, see... and now you've given me a reason to!)
>
He.He. He. Don't worry, spider can't grow large enough to do that to humans.
Now, the pictures I just saw of some spider bites people experienced, would
really put you off spiders.
Chris
Knompy
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
>
>
> STATS
> -------------
> full name: Classified for non-military reasons
> nicknames: Knompy
> age : 40
> sex : of the male persuasion
> location : London, Englandshire
> autism link : Not yet
> bloodtype : A, I think
> handedness : right (with a little left-capability for holding mugs)
>
>
> GENERAL NATURE
> ------------------
> favorite number and why. - umm .... 4 ? Why not ?
> color and why - green, reminds me of grass
> favorite pet/animal and why - certain cats named Bruno
> least favorite animal - small, yappy Jack Russell terriers with visible
genitalia
> languages spoken - Englsh, passable French, schoolboy German, impressive
selection of multi-national expletives
> city grew up in: London (home counties)
>
> ENTERTAINMENT
> -----------------
> favorite toy growing up - too long ago to remember
> favorite board game - draughts
> favorite video games - Colin McRae Rally 2 (keyboard)
> computer languages: - pass
> old movie - pass
> recent movie - American Beauty
> want to see - the world
> tv show - The Simpsons ... 'cos I can't think of any others
> music - taste too eclectic to have one in particular, but trance seems to
figure at the moment
> fasion style - slave to practicality, never fashion
> dessert - Trifle (not to much custard, no fruit but banana, lots of well
jelly-soaked sponge, lots of cream topping)
> dinner - Chicken Korma, all the trimmings (bhajees of all manner, etc)
> breakfast - can't be faced, never hungry 'til lunch time
> lunch - anything quick
> wish ability - winning the lottery
> sport - no one favourite, broad tastes
> wish sport - Sky-diving
> countries travelled - British Isles, France, Chicago
> next wish destination - US west coast
>
>
> SENSITIVITES
> ------------------
> things you hate touching - that fake-wool material they use for mountain
hiking gear
> things you like touching - velchro (hookie, not woolly side)
>
> hate kissing - people I don't want to
> like kissing - pretty girls
>
> hate hearing - cutlery on teeth
> like hearing - very soft paperback pages being thumbed
>
> air allergy - none presently known (used to get hay fever)
> food allergy - chocolate, orange juice, brown bread (migraines)
> medical allergy - stab wounds
>
> HABITUALS
> ------------------
> stim 1 - don't
> stim 2
> stim 3
> perseveration 1 this year - no persistent ones
> perseveration 2 this year
> perseveration 3 this year
> phobia 1 - bastard spiders
> phobia 2 - other scarey-bastard weird insects
> phobia 3 - see phobia 2
>
> worst disabilities - social
> keenest abilities - auditory bat-detection, tennis, distant bird
identification
>
>
>
> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
> -----------------------
> multitasking - no problem
> recognizing faces - no problems
> remembering verbal conversations - no problem
> surrounding awareness - never
> directional hearing - no problem
> walking unusual terrain in straight line - not that I'm aware
> general navigation - no difficulties
> auditory processing - no problems (hyper-sensitivities)
> conversation concentration - yes, occasionally (up to 3)
> entering groups - yes, depending (up to 2)
> public speaking - not really
> crowds - no (used to hate crowded shopping - up to 7)
> appropriate behavoirs - not embarrasingly (up to 1)
> well timed comments - no
> wit and naivette - no
> abstract definitions - not at all
> reading motives - not too bad
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends - no
> control conversation - no
> assertiveness - yes, depending (up to 2)
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen - no
> tolerate nagging - yes, up to 3
> deliver intentions clearly - not really
> explain clearly - not generally
>
>
>
> EITHER OR
> ---------------------
> pushover or rebel: pushover (depending)
> extrovert or introvert: introvert (masquerading as extrovert)
> fast typer or slow typer: fats
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen: always listen
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time. slow (when
wishing to savour)
> religious or agnostic/atheist - atheistic (organised religion I find
farcical)
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> psychic 1-10 - what's that ? 0 to 4
> math 1-10 : 7
> art 1-10 : 8
> programming: 1-10 : 5
> music 1-10: : 9
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> LONGER QUESTIONS
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> Have to think about vs can do automatically: - Generally do stuff without
having to think too long.
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you - authority.
> What activities/subjects are ones you just can't seem to master? - English
literature O-level : Unclassifiable grade. Part of the same reason I find
soaps hideously boring - it's all just an invisible inner world.
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Knompy
or something)
Knompy
"Hylander" <jga...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:Aq1e8.60578$jY6.20...@newssvr30.news.prodigy.com...
> Does anyone care to either participate in or add (eliminate) questions
> to(from) this survey?
>
>
> STATS
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> full name:
> nicknames:
> age
> sex
> location
> autism link
> bloodtype
> handedness
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>
> GENERAL NATURE
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> favorite number and why.
> color and why
> favorite pet/animal and why
> least favorite animal
> languages spoken
> city grew up in:
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> ENTERTAINMENT
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> favorite toy growing up
> favorite board game
> favorite video games
> computer languages:
> old movie
> recent movie
> want to see
> tv show
> music
> fasion style
> dessert
> dinner
> breakfast
> lunch
> wish ability
> sport
> wish sport
> countries travelled
> next wish destination
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> SENSITIVITES
> ------------------
> things you hate touching
> things you like touching
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> hate kissing
> like kissing
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> hate hearing
> like hearing
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> air allergy
> food allergy
> medical allergy
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> HABITUALS
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> stim 1
> stim 2
> stim 3
> perseveration 1 this year
> perseveration 2 this year
> perseveration 3 this year
> phobia 1
> phobia 2
> phobia 3
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> worst disabilities
> keenest abilities
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> DISABILITIES (Y/N or 1-10)
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> multitasking
> recognizing faces
> remembering verbal conversations
> surrounding awareness
> directional hearing
> walking unusual terrain in straight line
> general navigation
> auditory processing
> conversation concentration
> entering groups
> public speaking
> crowds
> appropriate behavoirs
> well timed comments
> wit and naivette
> abstract definitions
> reading motives
> grasping girltalk about boyfriends.
> control conversation:
> assertiveness:
> ease in telling others you don't want to listen
> tolerate nagging
> deliver intentions clearly
> explain clearly
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> EITHER OR
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> pushover or rebel:
> extrovert or introvert:
> fast typer or slow typer:
> hog conversation in chatroom or listen:
> read fast but forget or read slow but remember for a long time.
> religious or agnostic/atheist
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>
> ABILITIES
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> psychic 1-10
> math 1-10
> art 1-10
> programming: 1-10
> music 1-10:
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> LONGER QUESTIONS
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> Have to think about vs can do automatically:
> What bothers NT's but doesn't bother you
BradHAWK
<snip>
> >Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! AAARGH!
> >(I got arachnaphobia too, see... and now you've given me a reason to!)
> >
> He.He. He. Don't worry, spider can't grow large enough to do that to humans.
> Now, the pictures I just saw of some spider bites people experienced, would
> really put you off spiders.
>
> Chris
They do too!! I saw one that big on Gilligan's Island!
I worked with a guy who was bitten by a Brown Recluse when
he was about 12. I knew him when he was about in his 50's,
and his scar was quite apparent. His mother was a nurse,
too, and she lanced and drained it almost immediately after
he was bitten, but it was still very bad.
I like spiders, and fortunately, they seem to like me, too.
So far.
SpiderHAWK
NatureloverChris
>
> I worked with a guy who was bitten by a Brown Recluse when
>he was about 12. I knew him when he was about in his 50's,
>and his scar was quite apparent. His mother was a nurse,
>too, and she lanced and drained it almost immediately after
>he was bitten, but it was still very bad.
>
> I like spiders, and fortunately, they seem to like me, too.
>So far.
>
Spiders are very amazing. Each leg has 7 joints. I've had one spider bite that
was pretty bad. I have seen what the brown recluse bit can do to you. It is
ugly. There population around here is increasing a bit. My spiders like spiders
too, they are fun to kill, dismember and sometimes eat.
Chris
Suzanne
> I worked with a guy who was bitten by a Brown Recluse when
> he was about 12. I knew him when he was about in his 50's,
> and his scar was quite apparent. His mother was a nurse,
> too, and she lanced and drained it almost immediately after
> he was bitten, but it was still very bad.
I was bitten by a brown recluse about 15 years ago, and the scar is
still quite visible, especially considering the fact that I don't scar
easily at all. (Example: very little scarring left 17 years after a
third degree burn which required debridement.)
I can say that the bite was a very unpleasant experience. I didn't feel
the actual bite, but the aftermath was quite memorable.
Suzanne
BradHAWK
>
> BradHAWK wrote:
>
> >
> > I worked with a guy who was bitten by a Brown Recluse when
> >he was about 12. I knew him when he was about in his 50's,
> >and his scar was quite apparent. His mother was a nurse,
> >too, and she lanced and drained it almost immediately after
> >he was bitten, but it was still very bad.
> >
> > I like spiders, and fortunately, they seem to like me, too.
> >So far.
> >
>
> Spiders are very amazing. Each leg has 7 joints.
7?? I never noticed that they had so many joints.
I just looked at the one on the wall next to me but the
joints are too small for me to see, except for 3 or 4. Are
some of them near the tip ("foot")?
>... I've had one spider bite that
> was pretty bad.
Next time try a little oregano, it goes great with spiders.
>... I have seen what the brown recluse bit can do to you.
It is
> ugly. There population around here is increasing a bit.
The must be becoming less reclusive. Perhaps they have a
support group. alt.support.reclusivespiders.
>... My spiders like spiders
> too, they are fun to kill, dismember and sometimes eat.
>
> Chris
Your spiders like to kill, dismember, and eat other
spiders? What kind of spiders do you have?
BradHAWK