What kind of Aspie are you?

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I'd say type 1, but I don't usually have meltdowns, except at school.
Sometimes I get up and leave if I'm bothered, sometimes I just shut down and sometimes I resort to stimming to calm myself down.

Mix between type 2 and 3. People don't realize I have AS. They just think I'm weird.

Type 2. Think of Dr.Temperance from bones

im a type 4 aka an as*hole aspie lol god i hate the word aspie anywho yeah i want to be normal but i just learned to accept my aspergers syndrome and embrace it and now cant stand NT's well most but yeah

2 and 4... II cry in class. Like a lot.

I would say I am type I in the past, but now, type II.

A cross between Type 1 and Type 2.

I'd say type two for myself, although your scale mainly just lists levels of outward social skills. I'm probably a lot more low-functioning on the empathetic level.

Probably type 4. I am not to aware of social rules, but that is because I don't care. I can also push off a meltdown until I am alone.

Looking back on my life I can say type 2

Definitely a cross between Type 2 and Type 3

I'm a type 2 with a little bit of type 4

Type 2 definitely. When I was in early elementary school, definitely type 1 - I was more social with teachers and my morning/afternoon bus drivers than I was with kids my age, and meltdowns were prevalent. Now, I'm fine with about 90% of NTs. Two of my really good friends are NTs and one of them shares some of the same hobbies as I do.
However, I will have the occasional meltdown. When something isn't right and something is changed last minute I sometimes meltdown over that. Sometimes I melt down when other kids are disrupting me or not following the teacher's instructions. Just the other day I wanted to send about 6 different immature NTs to the principals office for not following the teacher's instructions. I also struggle with very harsh/mean people. Sixth grade was a living hell because of my horrible mean/harsh/crabby/stupid math teacher. The day he is retired/fired, I will do a happy dance. No offense, but he's a 63-year-old crabby butt who at this time is probably still screaming at his kids every day.

Type 4. I don't think that we should have to conform to neurotypical standards, though I try not to make fun of them. I can also hold of a meltdown for a few hours.

Type 2/4 I think

I guess I'm a type four, and my type one tendencies in the past were more due to bipolar disorder than asperger's