I never get who said no to Lewis. Given he wasn’t in the room and I don’t think the girl said no to any of the lads who didn’t have sex with her it’s a very strange one for them . Neil Shipperly on the other hand…
Brilliant, I look forward to reading your qualifications around bringing up autistic kids. Of all the dopey and unhelpful comments I've heard noone went quite so far as to suggest I shouldn't bring him into tight public situations like the supermarket.
There's been some rum ones on this board, since I've been here, but this thread has brought some of them crawling from the woodwork.Brilliant, I look forward to reading your qualifications around bringing up autistic kids. Of all the dopey and unhelpful comments I've heard noone went quite so far as to suggest I shouldn't bring him into tight public situations like the supermarket.
Your suggestion is I should have kept him at home in a place with no sensory stimulation? An interesting idea (although it sounds a bit snowflakey to me) that I fear would have lead to him never leaving the house, or his room (like may of the young people I work with).
Anyway whack down your qualifications in this area and let's have a chat about it.
Happy to. And I didn't say keep him "at home in a place with no sensory stimulation". But I am suggesting you have a little think about where you and he go. Your situation with the child is a difficult one however, you both could benefit from a bit more discretion.Brilliant, I look forward to reading your qualifications around bringing up autistic kids. Of all the dopey and unhelpful comments I've heard noone went quite so far as to suggest I shouldn't bring him into tight public situations like the supermarket.
Your suggestion is I should have kept him at home in a place with no sensory stimulation? An interesting idea (although it sounds a bit snowflakey to me) that I fear would have lead to him never leaving the house, or his room (like may of the young people I work with).
Anyway whack down your qualifications in this area and let's have a chat about it.
OMG now someone is equating not towing the fashionable line with being a Palace fan. Grow up!
What a twunt.
It's as simple as being crass, stupid and downright dim - all things I associate with most of the comments I'd expect from them, and yours is no different.
You have a lovely day too
Think about where we go you say?? Well perhaps you are more qualified than I gave you credit for. I never thought of that. You should do this professionally.
You are surely a wind up right?
Sadly we are still some way from enlightenment where autism is concerned
Yes, just a few, and what a disgusting few they are. Kudos for what you do, although you don't need it - you're simply doing what's right.
I don't argue with idiots.Oooh...such persuasive argument.
Technically, you're almost correct.
Don't be like that
Oooh...such persuasive argument.
Thanks I appreciate it. More understanding from people and we can make the world a whole lot better for a whole bunch of people. Make the world better for those people and we enable a whole bunch of people who can give us a different perspective on the world. The benefits from this could be immense.
You can stick that one up your Funk & Wagnells.
Very wise, he ducks off when it gets tricky. If you want meaningless drivel though. He is your man