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Proud to be an Aspie?

Whack.... (sound of crashing glad and car alarm). Stroke & distance, back to the tee! Teeing four, hitting five!
 
I didn't get the context of that at all!


Whack! FORE RIGHT!!!! OWWW, MY &%$&#@+ EYE!!! I CANT SEE!!!
 
Being an Aspie is going to be unnecessarily difficult for you if you don't learn how to roll out of a faux pas. Social klutziness/clumsiness is one of our identifying features.

From an Aspie friend on another site: "If the only time that you open your mouth is to change feet, you might be an Aspie...!"
 
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I spend most of my time in a place where being an Aspie is a good thing. Aspergers and golf go together like perfectly. Aspergers & the rest of Homo sapiens, I'm not so sure about. I feel so bad for misunderstanding Bellatrix's post. I hope he forgives me.
 
OK, I still hope he'll forgive me.
WHACK..... (sound of breaking glass, clanging of pots and pans falling to the floor) uhhh, Fore?!?!
 

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