Badger is a retard thread.

[Deephaven]

Ah, butt hurt retard.  Keep it up!  Insecure idiot.

[Deephaven]

9 hours ago, Badger** said:

Looks a lot like ours, we built this one a few years back. 

What part of it did you build?

[Steve753]

1 hour ago, Deephaven said:

What part of it did you build?

He held up a shovel while watching.

[Jerry 976]

8 hours ago, Steve753 said:

He held up a shovel while watching.

There are weight limits on shovel handles................. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest]

22 minutes ago, Badger** said:

Out of respect for ckf and the way you asked you got my word and am sure you take a screenshot of this. I don't want to see this post anywhere else on the site or all bets are off. 

[Badger**]

24 minutes ago, HSR said:

Game on!! 

[Badger**]

1 hour ago, HSR said:

You can stop now, we are pushing people away from this site and that's not good for anyone. I'll clean up my sig and move on from the BS. Now you being the "admin" can you do the same?  

Edited November 11, 2022 by Badger**

[Jerry 976]

https://www.medicinenet.com/what_are_the_signs_of_aspergers_in_adults/article.htm

 

Signs of Asperger's in adults

Asperger’s, like autism, was mostly noticeable in interactions with other people. A person who has been diagnosed with Asperger’s or mild autism is usually not unhappy when alone. Mild autism doesn’t mean someone can’t keep a job, care for themselves, or start a family if they choose to do so .

The difficulty people with mild autism experience in certain social situations can, however, be distressing. Here are some signs of mild autism you may notice in yourself or others:

Social awkwardness

Adults with mild autism may come off as socially awkward. They may not understand the back-and-forth nature of conversations. One common behavior is unintentionally talking too much about yourself or your interests and not allowing the other person time to talk. 

People with mild autism also tend to miss social cues including facial expressions and body language. They may give off the impression that they are uninterested in or not paying attention to social interaction.

Difficulty understanding jokes or sarcasm

Some adults with the sort of mild autism that was once diagnosed as Asperger’s have a hard time understanding jokes, colloquial phrases, or sarcasm because they take things more literally. A colloquial phrase like “riding shotgun” — meaning to ride in the front seat of the car — may cause confusion.

One study found that teenage boys with Asperger’s syndrome preferred jokes with simpler endings, but still wanted to laugh and make others laugh. People with mild autism may have a different sense of humor from other people, but they still have a sense of humor.

Challenges making or keeping friends

Due to social difficulties, adults with autism may have few friends. They may find it challenging to spend time with people, preferring to spend time alone, immersed in their interests.