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05 Aug 2011, 2:26 pm

Is your husband good looking too? I can bring my ex wife...



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05 Aug 2011, 3:22 pm

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Is your husband good looking too? I can bring my ex wife...

he was good-looking to my eyes, and apparently other women agree. tall, slim, dark, clean-cut. looks very dutch. he prefers quirky intelligent women between the ages of 20 and 60.

so c'mon over! i'll put the coffee on. the surfing is no good here though, as we are landlocked.


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05 Aug 2011, 6:14 pm

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im guessing not as much as a house with gynecology books and magazines all over the place.

you may be right, unless you find someone whose special interest is human sexuality :wink:

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Hmmm.... nope... still wouldn't put me off you.

will you come over and be my trophy wife, then? i am sure you'd like to have your own space, but our houses are gigantic in canada. you can have your own room and needn't socialise unnecessarily. :D


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05 Aug 2011, 6:24 pm

ok WAIT i thought of some more:

i am unbelievably clumsy. as i was getting to my seat on the bus today, i bumped into 2 people (both seated), stepped on someone toes, and bruised my hip when i walked into one of those handle/bar things. the bus was not moving.

i am incredibly unkempt. my hair is always tangled, even right after i comb it. and my clothes rarely make it to the end of the day looking clean. i also forget to check the mirror often enough, so i could be sporting anything from a milk mustache... to bedhead... to a pantleg tucked into a sock... to an inside-out shirt... to unmatched shoes. honestly that last one only happened one time. :oops:


now THAT does it!


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05 Aug 2011, 6:40 pm

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to unmatched shoes. honestly that last one only happened one time


Your not the only one, I turned up to work like that and people were too polite to point it out to me :oops:

I just remember walking out from the car park to my car thinking hmmm somethings not right with my feet and noticed on one foot i had a white trainner on the other I had one of my hiking boots. No wonder my feet felt out of kilter


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05 Aug 2011, 6:43 pm

hyperlexian wrote:
Henbane wrote:
Hmmm.... nope... still wouldn't put me off you.

will you come over and be my trophy wife, then? i am sure you'd like to have your own space, but our houses are gigantic in canada. you can have your own room and needn't socialise unnecessarily. :D



Wow.. what an offer..... Could I bring a couple of other trophies with me? I'm determined to set up this aspie commune, and a ginormous Canadian house sounds ideal. I promise we'll be generally tidy and only make noise as appropriate. Do you live in a forest? That would be an added bonus.



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05 Aug 2011, 6:53 pm

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Your not the only one, I turned up to work like that and people were too polite to point it out to me :oops:

I just remember walking out from the car park to my car thinking hmmm somethings not right with my feet and noticed on one foot i had a white trainner on the other I had one of my hiking boots. No wonder my feet felt out of kilter

LOL mine were two different styles of hiking shoes. i noticed halfway through the day. do you think NTs ever have that happen? my dad did it once too, but i think he was an aspie.


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05 Aug 2011, 6:57 pm

I think those NT guys do normal like it ain't no thang. We have to make an effort to not stand out like a sore thumb


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05 Aug 2011, 7:00 pm

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Henbane wrote:
Hmmm.... nope... still wouldn't put me off you.

will you come over and be my trophy wife, then? i am sure you'd like to have your own space, but our houses are gigantic in canada. you can have your own room and needn't socialise unnecessarily. :D



Wow.. what an offer..... Could I bring a couple of other trophies with me? I'm determined to set up this aspie commune, and a ginormous Canadian house sounds ideal. I promise we'll be generally tidy and only make noise as appropriate. Do you live in a forest? That would be an added bonus.

not a forest, but rather a sprawling city.

the house has 3 bedrooms upstairs and 2 bedrooms downstairs. 2 full baths and a half bath. 2 living rooms, 1 kitchen. a garage. an abandoned army base across the street (though it is almost all torn down to make way for new houses, there is still a big greenspace).

oh, one catch... it is a rental house and we aren't allowed to have any more people living here. so you'd have to be squatters, and hide yourselves when the landlord comes a'calling,


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05 Aug 2011, 7:05 pm

Or eat the landlord cannibal style


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05 Aug 2011, 7:17 pm

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Henbane wrote:
hyperlexian wrote:
Henbane wrote:
Hmmm.... nope... still wouldn't put me off you.

will you come over and be my trophy wife, then? i am sure you'd like to have your own space, but our houses are gigantic in canada. you can have your own room and needn't socialise unnecessarily. :D



Wow.. what an offer..... Could I bring a couple of other trophies with me? I'm determined to set up this aspie commune, and a ginormous Canadian house sounds ideal. I promise we'll be generally tidy and only make noise as appropriate. Do you live in a forest? That would be an added bonus.

not a forest, but rather a sprawling city.

the house has 3 bedrooms upstairs and 2 bedrooms downstairs. 2 full baths and a half bath. 2 living rooms, 1 kitchen. a garage. an abandoned army base across the street (though it is almost all torn down to make way for new houses, there is still a big greenspace).

oh, one catch... it is a rental house and we aren't allowed to have any more people living here. so you'd have to be squatters, and hide yourselves when the landlord comes a'calling,



This sounds completely doable. I like the idea of the abandoned army base too. Useful for random camping trips and survival skills training.

Well then.... brace yourself, we'll be on our way shortly... I'll be bringing the polish.



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05 Aug 2011, 7:19 pm

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This sounds completely doable. I like the idea of the abandoned army base too. Useful for random camping trips and survival skills training.

Well then.... brace yourself, we'll be on our way shortly... I'll be bringing the polish.

actually, yes... there are hobo camps in the woods around the army base!


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05 Aug 2011, 7:22 pm

hyperlexian wrote:
Henbane wrote:
This sounds completely doable. I like the idea of the abandoned army base too. Useful for random camping trips and survival skills training.

Well then.... brace yourself, we'll be on our way shortly... I'll be bringing the polish.

actually, yes... there are hobo camps in the woods around the army base!



Ooh I like the sound of the hobo camps. I like scruffy people. I think we'll fit right in. You'll have more trophies than you'll know what to do with...



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05 Aug 2011, 7:32 pm

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It wouldn't be a painful way to go. There are painless, non-violent ways to die, as well.

There is no such thing as a painless death.


You're wrong. I have researched it very properly. But to be sure of minimal discomfort, and avoidance of failure with possible severe consequences, there are safety precautions that you must strictly follow.



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05 Aug 2011, 7:42 pm

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abandoned army base


haha, i hope you realise this will probably be necessary.



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05 Aug 2011, 7:51 pm

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abandoned army base


haha, i hope you realise this will probably be necessary.


I am so there.

Wait, we don't have to drink poison kool-aid do we?