You might be an Aspie if...
...you had several ideas to post in this thread but couldn't as in the sign-up sheet you misspelled your name and your OCD won't let you do anything until you get a new e-mail address to apply again with the spelling correction in your name.
...in 5th grade, when your science teacher asked a rhetorical question of what categorizes functions like writing and breathing, you were the only one to reply voluntary and involuntary, then explained it as she was amazed that you already knew the stuff.
...and also later corrected her that voices aren't mouth based; they are larynx-based.
...you once corrected your teacher's saying of "desktop" for the images on it, with "wallpaper."
...and complain about how the keyboard at school makes errors when typing because it has really thick keys that get stuck in corners, causing you to have several errors on the typing tutor program.
...you once made your own programming language and made an error in your program.
...you spent the day trying to fix it.
...you decided to trash the whole thing, then came back to it.
...you fixed the error while at a Chinese restaurant.
...without paper.
...by 3rd grade, by watching TV14 comedies regularly, you knew more about "the Facts of Life" than the average high-schooler.
...on your report card you got the maximum GPA but you scored the minimum in the effort department.
...whenever you get something wrong on schoolwork, you'd check the problem another time and write the correct answer, then ask your teacher to "fix" the grades, or point out when the math book is wrong.(Like when it rounds 2/3 to 1; not 1/2.)
...you score lowly on IQ tests because you know that there are infinite patterns for things as those NTs are way too specific as they choose the most common answer!
...you found your proof of the Goldbach conjecture too obvious.
...you have a messy desk but if a person moves but one thing, you get really, really angry.
...you tried to remodel your room, once, but stopped partway because you were overwhelmed by the room being unfamiliar, causing it to get more messy.
...whenever you find a new webcomic, or forum topic, you read through the whole thing.
...you follow every multiple links in Wikipedia articles, resulting in backtracking mazes.
...you are surprised that everyone doesn't have what you call a "library memory," which consists of a perfect photographic memory of everything you ever saw, instantly referenced.
...your mind works like Wikipedia:
There is a featured article.
There are forementioned link mazes.
There is a random article.
There is a search bar.
But, unlike wikis, it has bandwidth that requires food to pay for.
...you learned calculus from Wikipedia articles and now confuse your [4-year degree college graduate] teacher with funky equations.
...you tell jokes or use expressions that no one gets, like:
"Truncated sphere?!"
"That's like trying to express an axiometrical coordinate value on a circular plane!"
"That's like trying to find a quadratic polynomial!"
...you bauk at the overusage of drop shadows and bevels in the media and the textbooks, knowing that you could do better.
...you hate it when a tiny extra thing is added, like...
...sugar to cereal.
...extra filter to an image.
...that extra "Do!" at the end of "Dun dun nuhnun dun dun do!"
...you need extreme balance, like:
...yellow incandescent light to blue fluorescent light.
...sharp, metallic noises to soft, hollow noises.
...when comparing things, you NEED to use the same amount of adjectives in each description, as well as reusing sentence structure.
...you hate new cars because the seats are form fitted, they are very shiny, and because the door closing doesn't make a slamming noise!
...you hate expendible or enumerable things, like:
...baking mix included with oven.
...getting high scores in games.
...getting gift cards.
...bullets. (You prefer swords even though they are less simple; the reason they cut things is simply because the edges has less atomic weight.)
...you watch infomercials regularly and instantly want the thing.
...you hate when it says "call now and get another Sonic Blade, free,"
"but now you can get it for just 3 payments," "free sandpaper included,"
"no shipping and handling," etcetera, because you know that that was the original offer, and you know of the commutative law.
...you wish that Conway's Game of Life were available as a handheld.
...you think Hannukah is better than Christmas, even though you are an existential, nihilist, atheist, because it respects other religion by being about the poor Jews who lived in sewers and only had enough oil for one night's candle, but it lived seven extra nights, instead of a completely introverted celebration of some priest, that the religion is based on,'s birthday, (In reality, it's like President's Day.) even though it's really just stealing the Winter Solstice from the Pagans.
...you know that the reason horror movies are scary is because of that dramatic music and sound effects.
...you totally expect what'll happen next because of that, and aren't scared.
...you are scared by small, normal noises, though.
...you watched Saw just because it had cool puzzles and traps.
...when you were little, you loved the Teletubbies, (Especially those custard bowls!) except for when they repeated the learning segments.
...when you were little, you hated to follow what they said on Blue's Clues and hated the voiceover of stereotypical responses of children, when you had already formulated the conclusion to the clues.
...you got "The Hobbit" at the beginning of the year and didn't finish it by the end.
...you are surprised that there are s and s, but no ":.:s."
...you regularly hack into the computers and grocery stores for humor or to exploit the internet services.