ASD and Imagination

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I was so lazy that I wanted to be the Commissioner instead of Batman and Robin.

I love silly and stupid comedy as well and Beavis and Butt-head is one of my favorite shows of all time. I am an admin of the B&B wiki (http://beavisandbutthead.wikia.com) and own no fewer than nine B&B DVDs including the entire Time-Life B&B set, the rare recalled History of B&B set, the 2011 revival season, and the movie B&B Do America. B&B in Virtual Stupidity is also a great point and click adventure game in the style of Monkey Island and other LucasArts games. My parents were always surprised how I could like such a stupid show so much because of my high IQ, but like South Park, it is brilliant satire disguised as simple idiotic and vulgar entertainment.

I used to just laugh hilariously at Beavis and Butt-Head. Daria was a character, originally, in B & B.

I used to dig Daria......

I need TP for my bunghole!

I used to imitate Beavis all the time....even in my 30's LOL

Is that a type of echolalia ?

In a sense. I used to use Beavis' phrases all the time. I used to say: "I am the Great Cornholio...I got TP in my bunghole!"

I also used to imitate Rain Man. I used to say....."98.7 X...Pow!..the Future of Rock and Roll." And "I'm an Excellent Driver." I didn't learn to drive until 1998. Rain Man came out in 1988.

Back in high school, I used to imitate Beavis' banned catchphrase "Fire! Fire! Fire!" and do both characters' laughs in the classroom, even when the teacher was talking. Then I would go around school with my shirt over my head and my hands in the air imitating Cornholio. Other things I would repeat were various YTMND fads such as "Ugoff is hungry" (from an old Burger King commercial), "KHAAAAAAAN" (from Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan), "I believe you have my stapler" (from Office Space), "NOOOOOOO" (from Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith), the Dr. Zaius song (from The Simpsons episode "A Fish Called Selma"), etc.

I couldn't go as low as Butt-Head's voice. I also used to say "Shut up, you Fartknocker!" to myself.

Whenever I feel content in a room full of people, I might say "All Quiet on the Western Front."

Nowadays, on the subways, I say: "I am the Wolfman, Indeed I am!"

I actually knew kids like Beavis and Butt-Head when I went to high school. The only difference: they were probably watching "Creature Features" or something instead of videos. We didn't have MTV yet when I went to high school.

I'm grinning and laughing inside just thinking about that

apart from Homer saying "DOH!" , the phrase that bounces round my head the most is "Save me Jebus"

I didn't know what "sock it to me" was during the 1960s. It meant "give me sex."

I also used to frequently imitate Marge saying "He prefers the company of men" and Homer's reply "Who doesn't?" from the episode "Homer's Phobia."

Matt Groening is a genius in my book

I used to think Max Groening was a groaner. And I was an adult when the Simpsons first came out in 1989.

I wasn't born yet when it first came out and I wasn't even allowed to watch the show until I was 12 years old in 2003.

Yep....I'm old! In 1989, I was 28.