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Total Members Voted: 49

[Vector]

Your Aspie score: 177 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 14 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

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Yay.  This just in: unsurprising information.

[KaelGotDwarves]

Your Aspie score: 75 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 147 of 200
You are very likely neurotypical

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My chart is funky looking.

[Max White]

Your Aspie score: 84 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 140 of 200
You are very likely neurotypica

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So after being diagnosed with aspergers at an early age by a guy thought to be an expert in the subject, I maintain that he was a douchebag and I am some what mundane.
It is because he wrote he many books to do with the relation between aspergers and physical clumsiness, but I'm blind in one eye and he mustn't have take that into account.

[GlyphGryph]

Do you enjoy walking on your toes?

Erg, this questions makes me cringe. I can't watch ballerinas on the off chance they walk on their toes, its just so unpleasant. Do people actually DO this?

Your Aspie score: 88 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 116 of 200

[Max White]

Erg, this questions makes me cringe. I can't watch ballerinas on the off chance they walk on their toes, its just so unpleasant. Do people actually DO this?

Not on the tips of my toes, but on the balls of my feet, commonly refered to as walking on your toes, yes.
Also, ballerinas have point shoes so that they can stand on the tips of their toes. Trying it without these will end badly, as your toes just can not support your weight.

[Dsarker]

Well, after having been diagnosed with an ASD, because of my 'erratic' behaviour in school (among such things as scratching people, because while there was a hands-off rule, there wasn't a nails-off rule, reading novels through class, if not some non-fiction stuff, and almost a refusal to get involved in sport as a social activity), this isn't really surprising.

Your Aspie score: 116 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 77 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie

[GlyphGryph]

Not on the tips of my toes, but on the balls of my feet, commonly refered to as walking on your toes, yes.

If they meant balls of your feet, why didn't they say that? Bluh. Calling that walking on your toes doesn't even make any sense (and would have changed that answer from a 0 to a 2, I walk on the balls of my feet most of the time)

[Max White]

So is walking on the balls of your feet a typical or aspie thing?

[Vector]

It's an Asperger's-related trait.

[Max White]

Meh, I just like to be springy.

[GlyphGryph]

What about the urge to randomly jump over things and the inability to fill out forms?

Because man, I got both those so hard. (Though the urge for random-inappropriate-in-public-jumping-and-climbing-to-relieve-stress-and/or-just-because-those-objects-were-asking-for-it has definitely toned down a lot after several run-ins with security and how much it embarrasses the girlfriend...)

[Max White]

Forms suck, everybody on earth hates them.
The urge to jump over things means that humanity hasn't yet crushed your child like soul.

[Vector]

*shrug*

I like forms.

[Grimshot]

 The info on the test I read had jumping things under Aspie hunting. Form filling was under NT hunting.

[TherosPherae]

*shrug*

I like forms.

How? What is there to like about forms?