Re: Books!
Posted: 21 Jan 2013 07:54
Figured 
Taalit was talking about "Don Quixote," not "One flew."
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Taalit was talking about "Don Quixote," not "One flew."Nuu...Vurn wrote:I don't know about you guys, but I think the Catcher in the Rye was great.
Indeed.Rooster5man wrote:Vurn - Last time I said it was great, I remember Ant, Taalit and I nearly argued about it XD
It was a conversation in Metaphorical Terms. It was about the Structure and Stability of the different between my Mine and that of an Insane Person on the Topic if your without Boarders you will lose Stability in the Mind.Anteroinen wrote:Could you perhaps elaborate?WorldisQuiet5256 wrote:Boarders = Doorways Boarded up.I brought up a subject in the discussion on the question "That Insane People are more Free then Sane People". They Escape the Horrors of the World by Creating there Own. Doctors are Paid to bring them from that Safe Environment into our Unsafe Environment. My teacher said "Yes, because they are without Boarders" and I said "You better start calling Me Insane because I'm without Boarders". She said "Without Boarder you will Fall." I said " Yes, but I have a Floor". She said "Yes, but without Boarder you'll' fall off the Floor." I responded "Yes, But I have a Quite Large Floor."
This really deserves to be in the Meditations thread, but what would you call your floor? What makes it "Quite Large?" I'm very intrigued.
Quite Large Floor = The Earth.
I don't see how people with autism are closer to insanity than others. It just makes it harder for people with autism to interact socially with other and learn certain things.Autism