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My name is BelaLugosi. I'm glad to be here. Cant think of much else to say at this point. Sorry if this seems like a rudely short post.

Hi Bela, I'm Mark.

My name's Robert

I'm 14

Live in California

I like books and movies(as I'm sure many can tell by my codename)

I'm here to talk to fellow Aspies, and to help and be helped should need arise.

I wasn't officialy diagnosed until I was 12, but everyone always suspected I was an Aspie if they knew anything about the disorder.

I like drama and Engish. I'm very good at math, though I don't enjoy it.

I'm in 9th grade

I like country, pop, and rap. I don't listen to rap as much as the other two, sine my mom detests it.

I like fantasy, sci-fi, and horror books. Some of my favorites are Dragonlance, Ravenloft, and Harry Potter

I like the steriotypical Star Trek and Star Wars. I also like many old movies, such as King Kong, Cat People, Duck Soup, and Dracula (hence my name). Some of my favorite shows include The Simpsons, Rocky and Bulwinkle, and The Twilight Zone.

My favorite instument would be my voice.

No sports for me thank you.

I have a rather large extended family. My immediate family include my parents, my little brother age 11, and my big brother age 19, who is off to collage.

I waer jeans, tee shirts, and sometimes a blue jacket.

I came across this website by looking up Aspergers on Wikipedia.

As a 14 year old, I am currently unemployed.

I plan to make and act in movies one day.

I look forward to regularly using this site.

You know, I saw the version of Dracula with Bela Lugosi about five years ago. I have, however seen Nosferatu recently. Interesting movie.

Are you referring to the silent or talking Nosferatu? I've only seen the talking one, but I would like very much to see the silent one.

I forgot about the talking remake. I have only seen the silent one, which is a rare film. I doubt you'd find it in any video store.

I saw it on Turner Classic Movies, which was where I also saw the 1930s versions of Dracula and Frankenstein, as well as the German(?) silent movie, Vampyr.

I belive you can find all those movies on DVD. That's how I saw Dracula and Frankenstein.
Of course, they would be very hard to find on VHS.