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  1. Scribble Scribble

    That feel when people still think autism is funny to joke about.

    Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:10:49 UTC from web
    1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

      @scribble people like to joke about everything

      Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:22:45 UTC from web
      1. Scribble Scribble

        @mushi Of course, but using something like that every time is irritating.

        Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:25:52 UTC from web
        1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

          @scribble they propbably think they are geniuses for making fun subjects some people dont like to touch

          Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:28:16 UTC from web
          1. Scribble Scribble

            @mushi I wouldn't be surprised if they think that.

            Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:29:23 UTC from web
            1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

              @scribble i've seen people acting like that. As the real genius are usually annoying, they probably think a quick way to become a genius is annoy everyone to show your superiority

              Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:30:31 UTC from web
              1. Scribble Scribble

                @mushi @ceruleanspark Both of these are proof why it's easy for me to lose trust in people. Fortunately, that's not happened much on my personal tab here.

                Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:32:53 UTC from web
    2. Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark

      @scribble Autism, by its nature, has very few outspoken defenders, so people feel that they can "get away with it" more easily than they could a more "mainstream" disability.

      Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:31:39 UTC from StatusNet Desktop
      1. complete nerd complete nerd

        @ceruleanspark Actually I'd defend it if I heard someone doing so. I have a few friends who are autistic, and although most mildly so, it'd still **** me off.

        Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:36:01 UTC from web
        1. Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark Cerulean Lulamoon-Spark

          @bee815 Generally people do not though. If someone did it here, at least one of us has an autistic brother, so he'd probably flip out first.

          Thursday, 18-Oct-12 13:43:29 UTC from StatusNet Desktop