I have the scopes and the Android...those are the types of conversations that happen in my homeYou have just described the kind of thing that would happen in my office!
But then, I do work in an IT department!
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How many aspies does it take to...
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Grumpy Cat
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No time to collect references - I'll just collect the evidence (a very large amount) and plop it down on your desk.
Interesting behavior...No time to collect references - I'll just collect the evidence (a very large amount) and plop it down on your desk.
zurb...we need one more aspie to clean up "evidence"
Grumpy Cat
Well-Known Member
Can we just forget the light bulb already? It's going to get cold soon and we need to replace the furnace filter.
Grumpy Cat
Well-Known Member
How did we get back to the dead horse?
zurb
Eschewer of Obfuscation
I suspect the lightbulb has been cold for quite some time now. Do you think replacing the filter will help warm the bulb up again?
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Grumpy Cat
Well-Known Member
Can't a lightbulb still light if it's cold? Just screw it in the socket and you'll see. And no, I'm not going to test the socket with my finger.
zurb
Eschewer of Obfuscation
In that case we can forget about the furnace then, right?
But I think you forget. We can't just screw in a bulb. We haven't taken the dead one out yet! And besides it might be a bayonet type.
One more aspie to do an aspie *sigh*.
one aspie to back it up using a simple mirror to check for fogging when it breathes
we do need one more aspie to remind us that if the aspie chosen was in fact blind they may never see anything...
One more aspie to convince the NT that his finger in the socket test was the quickest and most efficient way to perform that task and required no special equipment
AsheSkyler
Feathered Jester
I motion that an aspie call a mom because mom's always know best and surely she can change the bulb! Do I have a second approval?
Grumpy Cat
Well-Known Member
Sorry Nitro. Had to take back my "like" after reading that you wanted to use the "NT finger in socket" convincing technique. Oh, are there other NT's besides me (cause I'm a girl)?
Randomperson
The abyss of my mind.
No do not call mom, I do not need a smack upside my head for not already having changed the bulb!
ok...lets try this another way...you replace the lightbulb,switch it on,it's still dark and you don't understand why. Simple fix,just label the light to show that it is different so others will know that it does not work the same as the majority of lights...nice concept,don't ya think?
male,female...I get it now,more labels
If they had a dislike button here,you would wear it out on me
zurb
Eschewer of Obfuscation
One parent to say his aspie kid has been changing lightbulbs since before he was out of diapers, can recite the writing on the packaging of each brand in the local supermarket, and has his own YouTube channel of lightbulb advertisements.
Phew, job's finally done. Just takes one if you get the right one. Should have called the kids in earlier.
Phew, job's finally done. Just takes one if you get the right one. Should have called the kids in earlier.
zurb
Eschewer of Obfuscation
One Aspie to question why one needs a spare bulb in the battery compartment? Is that so that you can see the batteries as you change them in the dark?
Another to state that even if he does have a spare bulb in the battery compartment, it's far too small, can't handle 110Vac let alone 240Vac and it doesn't have either a screw or bayonet mount, so how does that help with the problem anyway!
Sorry to bring this topic up again
Actually the spare bulb inside the flashlight is a great idea...it is always the one that fits the particular light,therefore making it's failure a little less like the last dilemma...besides that,some aspies are light sensitive,so we need one more just to bring that up...my next question is how could one tell if the light actually went out when the refrigerator door closes if there is not enough room to climb inside it to check?
Grumpy Cat
Well-Known Member
Zurb, Nitro..........
Now I'm getting grumpier.
Now I'm getting grumpier.
Two possible solutions:
1) Drill a hole through the refrigerator door to view if the light goes out
2) Use the Schrodinger equation to show that the quantum wavefunction for the lightbulb can not be resolved without effecting the outcome. Most likely by causing horses to explode !
1) Drill a hole through the refrigerator door to view if the light goes out
2) Use the Schrodinger equation to show that the quantum wavefunction for the lightbulb can not be resolved without effecting the outcome. Most likely by causing horses to explode !
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