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  1. AEP_AEPS> kek. im not stopping
  2. <RAEP_AEPS> who do you think is making your blog
  3. <eagleshigh> no idea
  4. <eagleshigh> but thats the autism bullshit youre speaking of
  5. <RAEP_AEPS> .define autism
  6. <RAEP_AEPS> the definition of autism is: U
  7. <eagleshigh> you dont know what autism is
  8. <RAEP_AEPS> u have autism 100%
  9. <RAEP_AEPS> have you even looked at the symptoms
  10. <eagleshigh> plz explain how you can discern i have autism from text
  11. <RAEP_AEPS> yawn
  12. <RAEP_AEPS> Verbal and nonverbal communication. Symptoms may include: Delay in, or lack of, learning to talk. As many as 40% of people with autism never speak.1 Problems taking steps to start a conversation. Also, people with autism have difficulties continuing a conversation after it has begun. Stereotyped and repetitive use of language. People with autism often repeat over and over a phrase they have heard previously (echolalia). Difficulty under
  13. <RAEP_AEPS> Limited interests in activities or play. Symptoms may include: An unusual focus on pieces. Younger children with autism often focus on parts of toys, such as the wheels on a car, rather than playing with the entire toy. Preoccupation with certain topics. For example, older children and adults may be fascinated by video games, trading cards, or license plates. A need for sameness and routines. For example, a child with autism may always
  14. <RAEP_AEPS> u meat at least 50% of those
  15. <RAEP_AEPS> so
  16. <RAEP_AEPS> ur a sperg
  17. <eagleshigh> again
  18. <RAEP_AEPS> Preoccupation with certain topics.
  19. <RAEP_AEPS> Preoccupation with certain topics.
  20. <RAEP_AEPS> Preoccupation with certain topics.
  21. <RAEP_AEPS> Preoccupation with certain topics.
  22. <eagleshigh> how do you discern through text you idiot
  23. <RAEP_AEPS> A need for sameness and routines.
  24. <RAEP_AEPS> A need for sameness and routines.
  25. <RAEP_AEPS> A need for sameness and routines.
  26. <RAEP_AEPS> A need for sameness and routines.
  27. <RAEP_AEPS> A need for sameness and routines.
  28. <eagleshigh> so people with those 2 things are autists?
  29. <RAEP_AEPS> Difficulty understanding their listener's perspectiveDifficulty understanding their listener's perspective
  30. <eagleshigh> wow youre an idiot
  31. <RAEP_AEPS> Difficulty understanding their listener's perspective
  32. <RAEP_AEPS> Difficulty understanding their listener's perspective
  33. <RAEP_AEPS> Difficulty understanding their listener's perspective
  34. <RAEP_AEPS> Difficulty understanding their listener's perspective
  35. <RAEP_AEPS> 1 Problems taking steps to start a conversation.
  36. <RAEP_AEPS> 1 Problems taking steps to start a conversation.
  37. <RAEP_AEPS> 1 Problems taking steps to start a conversation.
  38. <RAEP_AEPS> 1 Problems taking steps to start a conversation.
  39. <RAEP_AEPS> 1 Problems taking steps to start a conversation.
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  41. * Loaded log from Sat Dec 26 20:19:34 2015
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  43. <RAEP_AEPS> People with autism often repeat over and over a phrase they have heard previously
  44. <RAEP_AEPS> People with autism often repeat over and over a phrase they have heard previously
  45. <RAEP_AEPS> People with autism often repeat over and over a phrase they have heard previously
  46. <RAEP_AEPS> People with autism often repeat over and over a phrase they have heard previously
  47. <RAEP_AEPS> People with autism often repeat over and over a phrase they have heard previously
  48. <RAEP_AEPS> "nigger" "philosemite"
  49. <RAEP_AEPS> Stereotyped and repetitive use of language.
  50. <RAEP_AEPS> Stereotyped and repetitive use of language.
  51. <RAEP_AEPS> Stereotyped and repetitive use of language.
  52. <RAEP_AEPS> Stereotyped and repetitive use of language.
  53. <RAEP_AEPS> Also, people with autism have difficulties continuing a conversation after it has begun.
  54. <RAEP_AEPS> Also, people with autism have difficulties continuing a conversation after it has begun.
  55. <RAEP_AEPS> Also, people with autism have difficulties continuing a conversation after it has begun.
  56. <RAEP_AEPS> Also, people with autism have difficulties continuing a conversation after it has begun.
  57. <RAEP_AEPS> so amirite
  58. <RAEP_AEPS> or amirite
  59. <RAEP_AEPS> nothing to say now, huh
  60. <RAEP_AEPS> because you know this reminds you of yourself
  61. <eagleshigh> nope
  62. <eagleshigh> why do you have such a fascination with me?
  63. <RAEP_AEPS> yes
  64. <eagleshigh> and that stupid blog
  65. <RAEP_AEPS> cant deny it
  66. <eagleshigh> and IM the autist?
  67. <eagleshigh> hilarious
  68. <RAEP_AEPS> yes
  69. <RAEP_AEPS> you are autistic
  70. <RAEP_AEPS> 100%
  71. <eagleshigh> thank you arcmhair psychologist
  72. <RAEP_AEPS> the sooner you accept it
  73. <eagleshigh> i really appreciate it
  74. <RAEP_AEPS> the sooner your life will improve
  75. <RAEP_AEPS> i have a md u nigger
  76. <eagleshigh> yep
  77. <eagleshigh> thanks pal
  78. <eagleshigh> have fun talking to yourself
  79. <RAEP_AEPS> anytime faggot
  80. <eagleshigh> and being so preoccupied with an anonymous mans life
  81. <RAEP_AEPS> i hope you get killed
  82. <RAEP_AEPS> by the jews
  83. <RAEP_AEPS> you pissant
  84. <RAEP_AEPS> fucking autist
  85. <RAEP_AEPS> muh thermite
  86. <RAEP_AEPS> muh conspiraciez
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