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by Mysterio 10/08/2013, 7:19pm PDT |
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Commander Tansin A. Darcos wrote:
No rational person of normal intelligence could seriously claim I have any of these conditions. There are great examples of autism in film, going back to probably the first description of it with the little girl who can't respond to anything in the movie Change of Habit with Mary Tyler Moore and Elvis Presley back in the 1970s all the way through Rain Man with Dustin Hoffman. These are clear examples of autism, people with no sense of humor - not just a bad one or one you disagree with - but none at all, and very little ability to relate to the rest of the world.
Hmm yeah clearly, the laugh at :33 is probably just a lot of people spontaneously clearing their throats at the same time (Occam's razor (Wittgenstein))
Commander Tansin A. Darcos wrote:
Further more, any of you who noted my screaming outburst on The Don Rogers Show would know that a person with autism lacks the capacity to have that kind of response to others. They don't make remarks directed toward others, they tend to be inward.
Right and also you've got empathy and widely ranging interests, case closed right? It's not like there are any subtle distinctions amongst different varieties of autism. It's mainly called a spectrum, after all, because it's NOT a spectrum--the point (for anyone not aware) is to embed sarcastic humor into the very name of the thing, so as to underscore how autists, unlike the normal people who name them and classify them and expertly point them out in movies, ABSOLUTELY DO NOT EVER understand humor. Now let's call in Wikipedia to really bring down the hammer once and for all
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-functioning_autism
Wikipedia wrote:
Further differences in features between people with high-functioning autism and those with Asperger syndrome include the following:[2][5][6][7]
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Curiosity and interest for many different things, in contrast to people with Asperger syndrome
People with Asperger syndrome or HFA can be able to empathize with others
[...]
Oh... well... probably those particular Wikipedia editors just hadn't seen Rain Man all the way through, maybe they thought Tom Cruise was supposed to be the autistic one and made up this other "HFA" thing as a result. Sorry Commander, you'll have to go edit that page now. :( |
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Caltrops is now the #1 reference for "cretinous reprobates" on Google by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 09/14/2013, 4:18pm PDT 
Yahoo and Bing don't have us at all. Proof that neither is worth using. NT by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 09/14/2013, 4:35pm PDT
It's back to #2!! by Roop 09/29/2013, 5:46pm PDT
Re: It's back to #2!! by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 10/07/2013, 10:00am PDT
I'm curious as to what your definition of trolling is by Entropy Stew 10/07/2013, 11:08am PDT
Re: I'm curious as to what your definition of trolling is by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 10/08/2013, 5:47pm PDT
Re: I'm curious as to what your definition of trolling is by The Happiness Engine 10/08/2013, 6:36pm PDT
Re: I'm curious as to what your definition of trolling is by Mysterio 10/08/2013, 7:19pm PDT
Re: I'm curious as to what your definition of trolling is by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 10/09/2013, 8:40pm PDT
Re: I'm curious as to what your definition of trolling is by Mysterio 10/09/2013, 11:18pm PDT
Movies are not real life, Paul. You, on the other hand, you're the real deal by Eurotrash 10/09/2013, 2:50pm PDT
Re: Movies are not real life, Paul. You, on the other hand, you're the real deal by Commander Tansin A. Darcos 10/09/2013, 8:16pm PDT
Re: It's back to #2!! by Eurotrash 10/07/2013, 11:37pm PDT
Now that's just cruel NT by Mysterioes Everywhere? 10/07/2013, 11:54pm PDT
Anyway. Excellent work, Commander. It's back at #1 NT by Roop 10/08/2013, 8:33pm PDT
And it's one of my posts that it links to. Hahahaha the irony NT by Eurotrash 10/09/2013, 12:02am PDT
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