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07 May 2008, 5:25 pm

a non-American patriot! I love it!



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07 May 2008, 5:30 pm

psmaster wrote:
a non-American patriot! I love it!



thankyou!! !



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07 May 2008, 5:35 pm

Flaggy wrote:
SabbraCadabra wrote:
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i kiss my flags - passionatly


Unwanted...mental......image... :x



oh it is - is it?
and why is that?? i think its a great image and it feels sooooo good aswell!!

here sumthing for your mental image...

Image

:d c'mere flaggy - rarrrrrr!


I think you're cute :D Im glad you love your flags so much, it feels great feeling so strongly about something!



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07 May 2008, 6:31 pm

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I think you're cute :D Im glad you love your flags so much, it feels great feeling so strongly about something!


thanks alot!! yeah i think its great too... it sure feels great to me but i relaly wish people wouldent think i was weird... evenm aspies call me weird- how bout that!! !



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07 May 2008, 6:39 pm

The weirdest obsession I have is probably names. Names are such a perfectly commonplace thing, but people get so irritated when I complain that somebody's name is either spelled incorrectly for the pronunciation they're using, or pronounced incorrectly for the spelling they're using. Or when I inform them that though this name may sound distinctive, the meaning is rather unflattering in a particular language. Or when I fill them full of unwanted information about the naming conventions used in various different places.

My slightly more normal obsessions are computers, video games, collecting kaleidoscopes, and memorizing song lyrics.


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07 May 2008, 11:05 pm

Reading, which is pretty normal. However, I spend so much of my time reading, which is not normal. I think I read at least 100 books or journals/year, which means I read around 2 books per week. Yeah, I'm a fast reader.

Other obsessions:
newspapering
tennis
indiepop



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07 May 2008, 11:39 pm

It's listening to Eyedea now.



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07 May 2008, 11:39 pm

They've come and gone over the years, but here are a few:

1) Dictionaries -- I used to just sit and read them, and once tried to put together a lexicon of Indo-European roots that I could use as a language. Yes, I was very young.

2) Greek mythology -- I started reading these stories in about the 3rd grade, and am still going strong with them, although now I just tell myself the stories, rather than reading them. Also Irish and Welsh Celtic mythology. Don't care for Roman or Norse myths.

3) History -- various periods at various times, including WWII, the US Civil War, McCarthyism, Medieval England, family history stories and Republic of Texas history. I drive my daughter nuts with this one. "Mom! Lay off the history lecture!"

4) Gardening -- I collect plants, books about plants, magazines about plants and gardening, plant facts, etc. My garden itself is kind of haphazard, but I like it.

5) Archaeology -- various topics including historical archaeology, the American SE Archaic and Woodland periods, Greek and Roman periods, and the use of remote sensing data and other technology in archaeology.

6) Herbalism -- all forms

7) Sci-fi online fan fiction -- this one really bugs me, because I can't seem to let it alone, even when I want to. Not the shows so much, just the fan fiction. I call it brain candy -- or crack on a bad day.

8 ) Quilting, Needlepoint and Knitting collecting -- I don't actually produce anything, just can't seem to finish a particular project, but I love to collect the patterns, fabrics, yarns and stuff. I love the feeling of doing handwork, too, but don't really care whether anything comes of it.

9) Books -- I'm an inveterate bibliophile. Whenever I'm feeling down, I hit the used bookstores. It cheers me right up. Of course, I'm now buried in books. I have whole stacks I haven't gotten around to reading yet.

10) Religious history -- doesn't matter which one. I love them all.

Patricia



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08 May 2008, 7:28 am

pschristmas wrote:
They've come and gone over the years, but here are a few:

1) Dictionaries -- I used to just sit and read them, and once tried to put together a lexicon of Indo-European roots that I could use as a language. Yes, I was very young.

7) Sci-fi online fan fiction -- this one really bugs me, because I can't seem to let it alone, even when I want to. Not the shows so much, just the fan fiction. I call it brain candy -- or crack on a bad day.

9) Books -- I'm an inveterate bibliophile. Whenever I'm feeling down, I hit the used bookstores. It cheers me right up. Of course, I'm now buried in books. I have whole stacks I haven't gotten around to reading yet.

10) Religious history -- doesn't matter which one. I love them all.

Patricia


I was the same way with dictionaries. And sometimes I still like to read through them.
I love Sci-Fi, any kind, does not matter.
I read as much as possible, and usually read until it looks as if the words are moving around because I am fatigued.
I love researching religious history! I am an Atheist, and just find other beliefs fascinating!



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08 May 2008, 8:06 am

Im obsessed with Asperger's and have been for over a year now,before that it was vikings.I'm trying to channel my intrest into art so i have something usefull for myself in the future but i get to obsessive and I'm finding it hard.



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08 May 2008, 1:59 pm

Somebody mentioned names? Me too!

I hate my own name, so I have been studying names and what they mean and where they came from since I was a child. I think that people who invent illogical spellings for names are certainly ret*d and antisocial.

Also, beads.

I collect beads. I make jewlery, even though I don't wear it for the most part. My favorite kind is peyote stitch. I am teaching myself how to cover things with peyote stitch, which I find fascinating. The peyote stitch/beading thing has been going on for about 15 years.

I collect books, mostly about religion, spirituality, and beads.

I am fascinated with religion. I don't have a religion, partly because they're all sexist and don't welcome eccentrics. That and I believe in dinosaur fossils. I am obsessed with religion anyway. I have visited all kinds of churches and temples. I have lots of books about different faiths. I have tried to stop, but I can't.

Crafts of many kinds. Right now I am making a grocery bag out of grocery bags. I am crocheting it with 'plarn', plastic yarn, that I make by cutting up grocery bags. I also fused grocery bags together with my iron (Between waxed paper. Don't ruin your iron. :-) )and that's going to be a bag. I also have a beading project or two and an embroidery project in progress. I am a craft addict.

Sheesh. I'm sure there's more.



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08 May 2008, 2:01 pm

Flaggy wrote:
SabbraCadabra wrote:
Flaggy wrote:
i kiss my flags - passionatly


Unwanted...mental......image... :x



oh it is - is it?
and why is that?? i think its a great image and it feels sooooo good aswell!!

here sumthing for your mental image...

Image

:d c'mere flaggy - rarrrrrr!



Does the queen know about this? :-0



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08 May 2008, 2:57 pm

Flaggy wrote:
here sumthing for your mental image...


@_@



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08 May 2008, 3:36 pm

My main obs.. er interest is Etymology (the
study of word and name origins).This derives
from Greek etumon= true sense of a word
and logia = science/theory/study of.
Other interests are history,geography,football
(soccer),music,mythology.


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08 May 2008, 4:20 pm

Spacedoubt wrote:
Flaggy wrote:
SabbraCadabra wrote:
Flaggy wrote:
i kiss my flags - passionatly


Unwanted...mental......image... :x



oh it is - is it?
and why is that?? i think its a great image and it feels sooooo good aswell!!

here sumthing for your mental image...

Image

:d c'mere flaggy - rarrrrrr!



Does the queen know about this? :-0



lmfao .... i doubt it!! ! maybe if she she did she'd have me deported... to the USA??? :D LOL



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09 May 2008, 12:05 am

The way stories work, dogs.