I think they are too social in their bonding to be aspie, cats however are a whole other story 
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Harrison
musclecarman
well it depends cough solitary dolphin cough
musclecarman
also every autistic persons different don't forget
Harrison
I met a solitary dolphin once, I cried because I could feel its pain and loneliness. Wish I could have let it go.
I met a solitary dolphin once, I cried because I could feel its pain and loneliness. Wish I could have let it go.
musclecarman
also cats still like other cats sometimes
musclecarman
plus cats aren't smart enough maybe for low funconing autisim.
Harrison
and aspies like other aspies. We are so social on this site it beggars belief. I love your dolphin stuff btw
musclecarman
plus I don't mind other people I chose to be on my own.
Harrison
That is a plus, and the way I choose it too
musclecarman
maybe aspies are dolphins trapped in our bodies. I mean we have good looks, highly intelligent , also were sensitive to loud sounds.
Harrison
That makes more sense than anything else I've heard, transmigration of souls is an old Tibetan philosophy that would accept such a thing.
musclecarman
dafuq I was thinking of exactly what you posted last night weird
Harrison
must be my Tibetan heritage tuning in
musclecarman
could you say it in proper English its that I don't really understand that.
Harrison
I'm half Tibetan so I follow their ways of thinking
musclecarman
so dolphins are like us autistics they probally talk like that all the time. so long and thanks for all the fish.
Harrison
I reckon. The dolphin I met had been caged in a small pool for years, I was alone at the poolside with him and he came up to me and stared me in the eye. What I felt was a flood of loneliness, of wanting to go home. As an aspie I have always felt the same thing
musclecarman
how do you feel about dolphins in captivity.