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21 Mar 2014, 1:31 pm

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The budget conscious elderly couple went out to dinner for their 50th anniversary. Their waiter happend to be a nice young aspi. When they finished their main course, they decided to splurge and have dessert. So the husband asks the waiter," young man, how much is pie?" To which the waiter quickly replies,"3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510582097494459230781640628620899862803482534211706798214808651 3282306647093844609550582231725359408128481117450284102701938521105559644622948954930381964428810975665933446128475648 2337867831652712019091456485669234603486104543266482133936072602491412737245870066063155881748815209209628292540917153 6436789259036001133053054882046652138414695194151160943305727036575959195309218611738193261179310511854807446237996274 ....


And $3.14 just wasn't good enough. we had to subdivide a penny. O-well, at lease a penny is round.



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21 Mar 2014, 1:55 pm

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Someone doing laundry in the basement lifts up a piece of dirty clothes and a spider runs away.

The NT - squishes the spider.
The Autistic - follows the spider and studies it.
The Aspie - follows the spider, looks at it for three minutes, then squishes it.


If I see a spider I grab it and throw it out of a window. If there isn't a window, then I either flush it down the toilet, suck it up the vacuum cleaner, or eat it if it is a small one.


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22 Jun 2014, 10:56 pm

StarCity wrote:
michael517 wrote:
Someone doing laundry in the basement lifts up a piece of dirty clothes and a spider runs away.

The NT - squishes the spider.
The Autistic - follows the spider and studies it.
The Aspie - follows the spider, looks at it for three minutes, then squishes it.


If I see a spider I grab it and throw it out of a window. If there isn't a window, then I either flush it down the toilet, suck it up the vacuum cleaner, or eat it if it is a small one.


Then you shouldn't have been diagnosed with autism, you should have been diagnosed with entomophagy. :lol:

Another joke:
Q) What is an autistic dancer?
A) A Flapper!


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23 Jun 2014, 2:06 am

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I don't like these jokes. They're not funny. They're like those jokes about black people that I read in the comments of an article about the missing plane yesterday.


I had the same feeling



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23 Jun 2014, 2:09 am

Callista wrote:
These jokes, about autism and written by autistic people, aren't cruel like that.

Sorry don't buy it...If you had severe form of autism and somebody with a milder form of Aspergers made fun of your hand flapping or stimming then how do you think you'd feel?



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24 Jun 2014, 12:43 am

StarCity wrote:
michael517 wrote:
Someone doing laundry in the basement lifts up a piece of dirty clothes and a spider runs away.

The NT - squishes the spider.
The Autistic - follows the spider and studies it.
The Aspie - follows the spider, looks at it for three minutes, then squishes it.


If I see a spider I grab it and throw it out of a window. If there isn't a window, then I either flush it down the toilet, suck it up the vacuum cleaner, or eat it if it is a small one.


If I see a spider, I exit the room and inform someone else so they can squish it. If it's on my bed, I sleep on the floor. Done that twice now. Stupid spiders.


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24 Jun 2014, 1:57 am

cyberdad wrote:
Callista wrote:
These jokes, about autism and written by autistic people, aren't cruel like that.

Sorry don't buy it...If you had severe form of autism and somebody with a milder form of Aspergers made fun of your hand flapping or stimming then how do you think you'd feel?


That's life I guess. Everything is offensive to somebody, and not to others.

They aren't inherently cruel is all I can say.


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24 Jun 2014, 2:19 am

There's no such thing as a "harmless" joke. You can't really be funny unless you offend someone. :P That said, bring on the autism jokes! I liked the one in the OP about Starcraft marines. It could use a better delivery though, like:

Q: Why do autistics make for great Terran marines?
A: Because they stim all the time!



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24 Jun 2014, 2:27 am

Norny wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
Callista wrote:
These jokes, about autism and written by autistic people, aren't cruel like that.

Sorry don't buy it...If you had severe form of autism and somebody with a milder form of Aspergers made fun of your hand flapping or stimming then how do you think you'd feel?


That's life I guess. Everything is offensive to somebody, and not to others.

They aren't inherently cruel is all I can say.


Probably not cruel but perhaps borderline insensitive, anyway majority rules...



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24 Jun 2014, 3:53 am

cyberdad wrote:
Callista wrote:
These jokes, about autism and written by autistic people, aren't cruel like that.

Sorry don't buy it...If you had severe form of autism and somebody with a milder form of Aspergers made fun of your hand flapping or stimming then how do you think you'd feel?


I thought people were making fun of their own hand flapping. It's not just people with classic autism who flap.


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23 Oct 2014, 7:25 pm

michael517 wrote:
Someone doing laundry in the basement lifts up a piece of dirty clothes and a spider runs away.

The NT - squishes the spider.
The Autistic - follows the spider and studies it.
The Aspie - follows the spider, looks at it for three minutes, then squishes it.


Not this one. I check the color of the spider and examine its back for markings that resemble a violin or "fiddle." If I do not see any, I presume it to be a common house spider or "wolf spider" and allow it to live, content in the knowledge that it is not dangerous to humans and glad that it will dwell within my domicile to consume flies and that brown marmorated stink-bug.

Get the joke???

Q: How many Aspies does it take to change a lightbulb??

A: Leave me alone. I can do this by myself. I'm not totally disabled. I said LET ME DO THIS. GO AWAY, Honey, you're stressing me out!! !!

A#2: Two-- one to change the lightbulb, and one to write a dissertation on the history of lightbulbs.

A#3: Just one-- but he'll spend the rest of the evening worrying about an electrical fire.


Did you know Aspies have their very own state?? It's "Huh?? Whyyyy--eee??" My hubby made up this one out of frustration with my CONSTANT need to know "why" in all matters of faith and human social behavior.


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23 Oct 2014, 7:28 pm

StarCity wrote:
michael517 wrote:
Someone doing laundry in the basement lifts up a piece of dirty clothes and a spider runs away.

The NT - squishes the spider.
The Autistic - follows the spider and studies it.
The Aspie - follows the spider, looks at it for three minutes, then squishes it.


If I see a spider I grab it and throw it out of a window. If there isn't a window, then I either flush it down the toilet, suck it up the vacuum cleaner, or eat it if it is a small one.


If I see a spider I observe it or might try to take pictures of it but my phone camara kind of sucks for getting pictures of small things like spiders.


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23 Oct 2014, 8:06 pm

A guy is flying in a hot air balloon, and he's lost.

He lowers himself over a field and calls to a guy "Can you tell me where I am and where I'm headed?"

"Sure. You're at 41 degrees 2 minutes and 14 seconds North, 144 degrees 4 minutes and 19 seconds East; you're at an altitude of 762 meters above sea level, and right now you're hovering, but you were on a vector of 234 degrees at 12 meters per second."

"Amazing! Thanks! By the way, do you have Asperger's Syndrome?"

"I do! How did you know that?"

"Because everything you said is true, it's much more detail than I need, and you told me in a way that's no use to me at all."

"Huh. Are you a clinical psychologist?"

"I am, but how the heck did you know that???! !??"

"You don't know where you are. You don't know where you're going. You got where you are by blowing hot air. You put labels on people after asking a few questions, and you're in exactly the same spot you were 5 minutes ago, but now, somehow, it's my fault!"


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23 Oct 2014, 8:36 pm

wozeree wrote:
michael517 wrote:
Someone doing laundry in the basement lifts up a piece of dirty clothes and a spider runs away.

The NT - squishes the spider.
The Autistic - follows the spider and studies it.
The Aspie - follows the spider, looks at it for three minutes, then squishes it.


I hate to do this again, but I don't get this one.


This one made me laugh out loud. I have been studying the two spiders in my skylight for about 2 or 3 months. One of them I relocated there from my speaker because I didn't want it there. But they are in my skylight now and I do study them. And I am autistic. It is just funny.

Link to picture: My skylight with the spiders in it.

Oh, and I thought of my own joke: Someone told me to try ABBA. I did, and while it was catchy, I did not understand how it would help.



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24 Oct 2014, 7:10 pm

RoadRatt wrote:
A guy is flying in a hot air balloon, and he's lost.

He lowers himself over a field and calls to a guy "Can you tell me where I am and where I'm headed?"

"Sure. You're at 41 degrees 2 minutes and 14 seconds North, 144 degrees 4 minutes and 19 seconds East; you're at an altitude of 762 meters above sea level, and right now you're hovering, but you were on a vector of 234 degrees at 12 meters per second."

"Amazing! Thanks! By the way, do you have Asperger's Syndrome?"

"I do! How did you know that?"

"Because everything you said is true, it's much more detail than I need, and you told me in a way that's no use to me at all."

"Huh. Are you a clinical psychologist?"

"I am, but how the heck did you know that???! !??"

"You don't know where you are. You don't know where you're going. You got where you are by blowing hot air. You put labels on people after asking a few questions, and you're in exactly the same spot you were 5 minutes ago, but now, somehow, it's my fault!"



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24 Oct 2014, 10:42 pm

I find a lot of AS jokes funny and I'm not the least bit offended by any jokes here.

But...

I do have an issue with Nts coming here and starting this kinds if threads. That is crossing the line.
It's okay to discuss and ask questions here, it's not okay to start threads about AS jokes. You are not one of us.

Guys, you should use this excellent thread instead! http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt222284.html


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