From ''Law of multiple arguments''

[_MCB]

Here, TAO. This is a good resource for people with autistic traits, and people who don't have a native grasp of American English.
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/

[_TAO]

Here, TAO. This is a good resource for people with autistic traits, and people who don't have a native grasp of American English.
http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/

Yes I know, it's just I had not heard of that idiom before. I was able to figure out it was one though. I'm sure there's some idioms I know that you haven't heard of either, it's just a matter of getting to know them.

[_Quasimodo]

Hmm... never heard this phrase before, but I'll assume it means assuming. It does seem like something I should learn though =D.

It just means "over defining" a point. Being "nit picky". Pointing out an irrelevant difference. Something I'm often guilty of.

[_MCB]

Difficulty using an intuitive approach to understanding idioms is an autistic characteristic.

[_TAO]

Hmm... never heard this phrase before, but I'll assume it means assuming. It does seem like something I should learn though =D.

It just means "over defining" a point. Being "nit picky". Pointing out an irrelevant difference. Something I'm often guilty of.

Me as well XD. I guess I just did that up there too =D.

[_Quasimodo]

Me as well XD. I guess I just did that up there too =D.

No TAO. It was just an attempt at humor on my part. Your posts have been just dandy (although I don't agree with everything you said). I'm the only "hairsplitter" on this topic.

[_MCB]

Here is some insight into our dear TAO:
http://www.yourlittleprofessor.com/diagnosing.html

[_TAO]

Here is some insight into our dear TAO:
http://www.yourlittleprofessor.com/diagnosing.html

MCB... if you want to get diagnosed, you don't go online. You see someone in person. It's very easy to mistake the symptoms of AS's.

[_MCB]

Well, you say it. You show the symptoms. Autism is a much more severe disorder, often associated with serious intellectual deficits. I would rather be conservative in being in accord with your diagnosis.

[_TAO]

Well, you say it. You show the symptoms. Autism is a much more severe disorder, often associated with serious intellectual deficits. I would rather be conservative in being in accord with your diagnosis.

That's why it's Aspies, and not Autism. It's a type of category that tends to be less severe... and doesn't have as many problems dealing with the regular world.