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Xarlaxas wrote:Feud wrote:All of my steam notifications say that my friends are playing Skyrim. I sense a trend.
7 million copies shipped apparently!
Ok, this time I really don't know who jelco is talking about.
I'm holding off until I get completely demented with Dark Souls...prob get Skyrim this weekend then.
ynbniar wrote:Xarlaxas wrote:Feud wrote:All of my steam notifications say that my friends are playing Skyrim. I sense a trend.
7 million copies shipped apparently!
Ok, this time I really don't know who jelco is talking about.
I'm holding off until I get completely demented with Dark Souls...prob get Skyrim this weekend then.
College work means I'm putting off getting it until my birthday or christmas. And even then that's still probably a bad idea.
On the plus side, I'm getting some pretty awesome grades (which I actually find slightly worrying)
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I don't see what is so offensive about that, most people are "abled" and thus considered normal, therefore she would become abnormal in the regard of physical abilities.
I play the ball back to you sir and will ask you why you consider abnormal to be a negative adjective? Are you so ingrained in modern day societies values that you believe each and everyone should be normal that abnormal becomes an ugly thing to be?
Abnormality is something to treasure if you ask me, it's the cornerstone behind evolution and arts.
Just combining abnormality and disabled to a negative meaning shows your true regard to disabled people, do I find someone that is disabled abnormal, yes, do I think any less of such a person for this reason, not quite.
As for assuming she got disabled, of course I realized the possibility she was born abnormal, but in regard to my question, I was not sure whether the sudden change of ones live perspective created a lot more happiness or if it was simply being disabled that created more happiness in general. So I assumed the first, for simplicity sake.
Yet again though, I fail to see how this can be regarded as offensive.
I play the ball back to you sir and will ask you why you consider abnormal to be a negative adjective? Are you so ingrained in modern day societies values that you believe each and everyone should be normal that abnormal becomes an ugly thing to be?
Abnormality is something to treasure if you ask me, it's the cornerstone behind evolution and arts.
Just combining abnormality and disabled to a negative meaning shows your true regard to disabled people, do I find someone that is disabled abnormal, yes, do I think any less of such a person for this reason, not quite.
As for assuming she got disabled, of course I realized the possibility she was born abnormal, but in regard to my question, I was not sure whether the sudden change of ones live perspective created a lot more happiness or if it was simply being disabled that created more happiness in general. So I assumed the first, for simplicity sake.
Yet again though, I fail to see how this can be regarded as offensive.
Ostensibly ignoring that repugnant cassarole of insensitivity...
I'm probably going to regret asking, but what's the context behind this? I'm unfamiliar with the term.
Mas Tnega wrote:When you hear the word "Neuro-typical" coming out of everyone's mouth at work, just "Normal people" is almost welcome to hear...
I'm probably going to regret asking, but what's the context behind this? I'm unfamiliar with the term.
You're not ignoring me as long as you are commenting on me, to ignore someone is to deny any confirmation of his existence, by commenting on me you just gave me confirmation of my existence, and even more, you showed you acknowledge my existence.
You really should learn to ignore someone better than this, or you might find yourself dying in the pitfall that is existence.
You really should learn to ignore someone better than this, or you might find yourself dying in the pitfall that is existence.
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