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**sez** · 02-14-2011, 02:17 PM

and olegl...pics or you aren't autistic.

**KFlint** · 02-14-2011, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by sez

Take a look at the character of sue from glee and why she is what she is

Heum....who? I never thought I'd see a Glee reference on this board.

Anxiously waiting for a Sex and the city metaphor now...

**OlegL** · 02-15-2011, 05:52 AM

Originally Posted by Disme

Originally Posted by OlegL

Yes, Disme is sometimes mean to me,

I agree 100% with the maturity thing, albeit my wife seems to think otherwise

Seriously: It's not a matter of being mean. I try to protect you and make you realise what people here think of you when posting your 'strange' statements and/or questions.
If all you wrote here is indeed true and you are not trolling I fear you have some kind of psycholgical issue a some other FST'ers stated before.

But I have to admit I've been in a trolling mood myself too for some time now.

I really LOVE it when you write such posts. I honestly do. Please never write any mean posts again. If you want to joke, that's cool, but please never write mean posts.

**iLOVENZB** · 02-15-2011, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by sez

Originally Posted by Darth Rings

Please. Just because you can make fun of something doesn't mean you should. To find humor in any and everything, and to go as far as pursuing said "humor" not only demeans and demoralizes life itself, but humor and comedy alike. I've spoken to MBM multiple times, as well, and I'm glad he sees the positive in it, but that does not mean that it's a laughing matter, even if the people subject to it attempt to be humorous about it as a defense mechanism. How about the next time something terrible (deserving of consolation, or otherwise) happens to you, I (or someone else) belittles your emotions which are very much real by trying to substitute them with humor?

To stick humor up on a podium above respect and empathy means little more than desensitizing humor, amongst the other sentiments you avoid in the process. For such a person who surely understands that humor and laughter are part of the humanistic experience, you sure do ignore that it is still a subset of said experience.

As for the last two parts of your post, I cannot but agree more (I have known many Aspies in the course of my life; even worked at a centre for the disabled for a brief amount of time). However, at the very least, a sense of respect is due in situations like these. You cannot ignore that fact and be complacent with humor where it isn't meant to be found.

Frankly speaking I think chavis has baggage from his past that centers around this topic that still beleaguers him to date.Take a look at the character of sue from glee and why she is what she is,that's the catopric image of the grim childhood that chavis called life.He's not a troll,he's just sad.

I don't know what's worse, the fact you're giving excuses for chavis' troll like behaviour or that you actually watch Glee

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