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24 Feb 2015, 3:32 am

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You going to take it to a racetrack if you get one?

I would.


I dunno really. I'd have to drive down to Newcastle if I wanted to really test it out (I think there's a speedway there).

It's a bit overkill for a green traffic light slayer I know :P.



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24 Feb 2015, 3:44 am

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It's a bit overkill for a green traffic light slayer I know :P.


I guess it'd be far too much of a tease driving around in a V8 without experiencing its potential at least once. Accelerating fast to the speed limit would be cool though, and it'd provide a pretty good idea of what it can do; you can do this safely.

Hell, the V6 Jeep kills it when you put your foot down. :P



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24 Feb 2015, 3:52 am

I wanna go home, make snacks, and bug my mom.


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24 Feb 2015, 1:54 pm

It's a pity men have given men such a bad name because I'm not your typical man. I don't deserve to be prejudged by how other men behave. To be tarred with the same brush as other men is unjust because I'm different. I am gentle in nature. Animals can sense it. Humans don't seem to be able to. :(


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24 Feb 2015, 2:20 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
It's a pity men have given men such a bad name because I'm not your typical man. I don't deserve to be prejudged by how other men behave. To be tarred with the same brush as other men is unjust because I'm different. I am gentle in nature. Animals can sense it. Humans don't seem to be able to. :(


It saddens me :(


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24 Feb 2015, 2:33 pm

ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
It's a pity men have given men such a bad name because I'm not your typical man. I don't deserve to be prejudged by how other men behave. To be tarred with the same brush as other men is unjust because I'm different. I am gentle in nature. Animals can sense it. Humans don't seem to be able to. :(


It saddens me :(


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24 Feb 2015, 4:49 pm

Booyakasha wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
It's a pity men have given men such a bad name because I'm not your typical man. I don't deserve to be prejudged by how other men behave. To be tarred with the same brush as other men is unjust because I'm different. I am gentle in nature. Animals can sense it. Humans don't seem to be able to. :(


It saddens me :(


*hugs*


Thank you Booyakasha :)


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24 Feb 2015, 7:21 pm

THERE you are :) it's been longer than a week you know, but i guess that's good for you. enjoy your time off?

welcome baq.


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24 Feb 2015, 8:10 pm

Hey welcome back, hope your trip was productive



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24 Feb 2015, 8:12 pm

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THERE you are :) it's been longer than a week you know, but i guess that's good for you. enjoy your time off?

welcome baq.


Thank you Kiprobalhato,
I'm still in hospital. I'll probably be here another week but at least I've got contact with the outside world now.

I thought I PM'ed you. They've had me on all sorts of meds and my mind has been a little foggy. I've asked them to stop giving me the sleepy meds because they were really throwing my already wacky sleep patterns out even more.

It's good to hear from my friends on WP again. :)


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24 Feb 2015, 8:13 pm

I got a bad hair cut, dammit, they always cut it too short too fast, I never get a chance to stop them :x, screw this



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24 Feb 2015, 8:18 pm

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Hey welcome back, hope your trip was productive

Thank you Feyokien,
So far so good. I feel happier and healthier now than I have for a long time :)

It's good to be back on WP again. I've missed my friends & being here.

Still got some hard work to do but at least now, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.

It's a good feeling knowing I've been missed.

Thank you all :)


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24 Feb 2015, 8:22 pm

No Myna Birds around today unfortunately. It's raining cats and dogs here in Sydney.

('Raining cats and dogs'. What a weird expression :D )


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24 Feb 2015, 10:48 pm

I tried a top on today Yuk!! ! it looked horrible so I didn't buy it.



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25 Feb 2015, 12:44 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
Thank you Kiprobalhato,
I'm still in hospital. I'll probably be here another week but at least I've got contact with the outside world now.

I thought I PM'ed you. They've had me on all sorts of meds and my mind has been a little foggy. I've asked them to stop giving me the sleepy meds because they were really throwing my already wacky sleep patterns out even more.

It's good to hear from my friends on WP again. :)


strange, i didn't get a notification of a PM...checked my inbox and it's not there either. huh! yet anooother bug.

how was being disconnected from this planet? must have enjoyed it i bet... :jester: though hopefully your wacky sleep patterns become significantly dewackified. not much has changed here yet good to have ya back. (:


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25 Feb 2015, 2:18 am

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Thank you Kiprobalhato,
I'm still in hospital. I'll probably be here another week but at least I've got contact with the outside world now.

I thought I PM'ed you. They've had me on all sorts of meds and my mind has been a little foggy. I've asked them to stop giving me the sleepy meds because they were really throwing my already wacky sleep patterns out even more.

It's good to hear from my friends on WP again. :)


strange, i didn't get a notification of a PM...checked my inbox and it's not there either. huh! yet anooother bug.

how was being disconnected from this planet? must have enjoyed it i bet... :jester: though hopefully your wacky sleep patterns become significantly dewackified. not much has changed here yet good to have ya back. (:


Thank you :) I'm into my third week and am allowed out into the 'real world' now but I'm not interested in going back out there yet. Most patients head straight down to Westfield Burwood (big shopping mall) but I'm not ready for large crowds yet. Don't like it even when I'm well. I'm quite happy just staying in my room with my lappy and all the hot chocolate I can drink :)
I've put on weight. At least I'm eating again though.

I think I met another Aspie last night at a meeting but didn't know how to approach her. When she got up to talk, the first thing she said to the group was "Sorry if I don't make eye contact with you but if I do, it'll throw me off!"
I wanted to talk to her after the meeting but she took off :( I had my Aspie t shirt on and she kept looking over at me and smiling. Pity she didn't stick around. I've never met another Aspie in real life :(

:heart: Thank you all. It's nice to be back with my own kind :heart:


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