> On Jun 9, 11:23 pm, Immortalist yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> On Jun 9, 8:08 pm, Sir Frederick fuzzysys.com> wrote:

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>>>>I see your Aspergers as a natural defence mechanism. The closer you
>>>>are to reality, the more hostility that you will evoke around you.

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>>>>Isnt nature wonderful.

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>>>>BOfL

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>>> I don't understand you.
>>> My understanding of me is that I came
>>> "built" this way. Possibly I expect more,
>>> but get less. Many "human" sentiments seem
>>> vestigial, though only in my retirement do I
>>> notice this. Coffee helps deal with the cobbly
>>> regrets.

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>> Ever seen a dog that limps after being injured but gets used to the
>> attention and limps after he/she heals up as a way to get further
>> attention. I doubt that this is what you do though. But bfletch might
>> be seeing things by imagining what he would feel like if this happened
>> to him, I don't know, maybe he is overoptimostic and thinks all things
>> are overcomable by positive thinking.

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> Immortalist:
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> I should have noticed this a long time ago, but you have the knack for
> disagreeing with someone's view without anything approaching ad
> hominem attacks (normally so prevalent in this forum)..Rational
> discourse – what a concept!!!
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> SirF:
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> Nothing I’ve seen from you would indicate to me that you have any
> disabilities whatsoever. Certainly, both you & IM are a wealth of
> information and come up with some of the “best finds” in this group.

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> I’ve said this one or twice before, but a photographic memory is the
> greatest cerebral/cognitive gift that can be bestowed upon anyone (as
> long as there wasn’t a “compensatory price” to pay for the gift).

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> Another interesting find for you, SirF…
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