I have noticed a singular lack and it saddens me...

[OlegL]

May I ask you, what does the word "Assburgers" mean? According to google.com, the name of one of "South Park" episodes was "Assburgers". I never watched that show, so could you please tell me what that episode is about and what the term "Assburgers" means?

It's funny that you didn't click on the TOP link on google, the youtube link but I will help you with some pretty moving pictures Oleg, to help you understand:

It's just a humorous youtube video. We see a guy who takes out burgers from his butt and eats them.

[manker]

I can't believe that after all this time ANYBODY is surprised that Oleg doesn't know something that's common knowledge. Sometimes this bored is like the film 50 first dates, only everybody is Drew Barrymore and I'm Adam Sandler

I've never seen that film but based on the information you've provided, I'd say it was a Groundhog Day type set-up with Adam Sandler in place of Bill Murray.
Sounds horrific.

[megabyteme]

I can't believe that after all this time ANYBODY is surprised that Oleg doesn't know something that's common knowledge. Sometimes this bored is like the film 50 first dates, only everybody is Drew Barrymore and I'm Adam Sandler

I've never seen that film but based on the information you've provided, I'd say it was a Groundhog Day type set-up with Adam Sandler in place of Bill Murray.
Sounds horrific.

Groundhog Day isn't bad, you just need to watch it several times back-to-back. Then run your head over with a lawnmower. Then watch an Adam Sandler movie. Followed by a viewing of anything involving Rob Schneider. Repeat until you get it "just right".


After that, give [in to] the adorable chemistry of Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.

Enjoy.

[manker]

Sometimes people exaggerate with stuff like this but I actually think I would pull a toenail out rather than accept your challenge.

[megabyteme]

I keep dropping words in my .

[Artemis]

Spastic.

[megabyteme]

Spastic.

Soon I'll be so bad I start making single-word poasts.

[Artemis]

Depends on whether the single word posts make sense or not, that one was short, to the point and salient to the situation.

[OlegL]

I've spoken to quite a few articulate, funny and sensitive people with Asperger Syndrome.
Same with guise who have OCD. Probably more of them.

None were knobs.

I guess knob is a British word for an obnoxious person. But look at this article: http://articles.latimes.com/2005/nov.../he-asperger14 . This fellow William Freund wasn't just an obnoxious person; he was a murderer. No matter what diagnosis a person has, he can still be evil.

[megabyteme]

I've spoken to quite a few articulate, funny and sensitive people with Asperger Syndrome.
Same with guise who have OCD. Probably more of them.

None were knobs.

I guess knob is a British word for an obnoxious person. But look at this article: http://articles.latimes.com/2005/nov.../he-asperger14 . This fellow William Freund wasn't just an obnoxious person; he was a murderer. No matter what diagnosis a person has, he can still be evil.

You've been calling for my death, you nitwit.