
And yes I agree, it seems people indeed hate us because we're argumentative spineless pricks, can't say I blame them from what I've seen here.

Guesswho's version of God :p
ya know as a side if Satan came to earth in that guise i'd probably bow down right there and then

could you like, argue in pm or something?
I'm starting to think people are right, the world is full of barbarians.
Ian
1. They might say the party line but not really agree with it. I don't like that certain part of Christianity nor did I relish ignoring Julie (from the Rebecca group) after she flirted with me en route to Rachael's wedding. Julie either didn't believe in Jesus or kept it a hell of a secret (which is not good either). Recently I figured out I did that for Jesus. I don't want Him to be a failure in my personal life. It is a motivation to keep waiting just in case He does, because if I admit defeat, surrender, and end up with some nice other Julie or Martha, it would make me very sad to think He failed me. It is the difference between A. Jesus really came through for me again and B. Darn it Jesus didn't care, and it is going to leave a terrible taste in my mouth for the rest of my life.
2. It is like alcoholism. Unconscious.
2.
Ah, I see. But look, Jesus didn't keep you single. It is just bad luck and maybe one day you will get some good luck. If you end up with another lady who doesn't quite meet your exacting standards, it won't mean that God let you down - it will just mean that you finally took off the blinkers and realised that we are all flawed and we just do the best we can.
But I also must tell you that women are often turned off by an air of superiority and condescension. We wish to be recognised as intellectual equals and not as fluffy chicks. I might not have fancy medals or distinguished qualifications but that doesn't mean I am unintelligent and to be patronised.
Poor Aliengirl just got her thread completely derailed and wrecked beyond any hope of ever seeing it back on track IMO.
Probably better this thread died a natural death IMO, its just stirring up a hornets nest, these sort of quasi-religious debates never go anywhere, nomatter who is doing the debating.
Just my two pence (and I want change)
I know what you are saying, but I choose to disagree.
I say I think, because when it is said, that is the impression that I get.
Yes, that's what it means. I dislike it because I'd rather they just came out and said they disagreed with what I said without being patronising about it. "I hear you" is to my mind, one of the more condescending replies it is possible to get.
*sits on Arctoris's face with his sweaty, spotty, arse*
Stop being so damn contemptible you sad, experimental lifeform.
And your Paganism is "real" is it, Richard? good Gods grow up.

And your Paganism is "real" is it, Richard? good Gods grow up.
I never professed to BELIEVING in it, I just said that I agree with its basic tenants.
and its not Paganism, which implies Wiccian, its Heathen.
You've just been hit by the irony train.
I'm the same faith dumbass. ;p
lol)I believe in Kami/spirits mind...Yasukuni Shrine etc.
I believe it's the latter.Parents are trying to get their kid the best spot in the tree of life, competition, take no prisoners. If Asperger has the smallest ill effect, and we can't deny it doesn't, you can't deny that Mommy isn't going to rest until it is gone, so her son can have the best branch on the tree of Life.
Did you put a positive spin on Asperger, say that it gives as well as takes away?
Asperger a la Marsh quite possibly is responsible for severe difficulties with developing marriage, at least decades of developmental delay, (1)(2)(3)(4), but it also seems responsible for certain intellectual brillance in male members of the family, too (5)(6)(7)(8).
1. Oldest uncle, finally married at about 61.
2. Other uncle, not yet married, age now 72.
3. Brother, status unknown, age 35.
4. Personal status, unmarried, age 38.
Anecdotally, an aunt also complained of a family curse during her divorce process, and Mom nearly separated from Dad: only a cancer diagnosis brought her back.
5. Retired mathematics teacher. Seems to confirm thesis in Wired, the Geek Syndrome, that Asperger is carried on math and science genes.
6. Retired chemist. Also seems to confirm Wired thesis.
7. Computer programmer, 14 years experience, subsequently a Web developer
8. Myself, Web developer soon to celebrate ninth anniversary (August 10)
They are in for a rude shock because autism isn't curable and besides, there are some compensations associated with being on the somewhat lower branches of the tree - less stress/not constantly trying to keep up with the Joneses.