Are weak leg muscles a symptom of aspergers?

  • Casey_Jones
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    		 Because you all seem to use your disorder as a crutch
    The class is Pain 101. Your instructor is Casey Jones.
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  • InfiniteZer0
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    		 ZING!
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  • black_kitten
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    		 I think that's officially a burn, right there.

    YEAH, THAT'S RIGHT! I SAID IT! SO WHAT?
    All Hail My Enormously Tiny Egomaniacal Bread Machine!

    Hail It, Dammit!
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  • Riphard
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    		 Deeeeeng!
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  • Caps 2.0
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    		 It all depends...Some may have weak legs, while others may have no spine, which explains why some of they say "I'm leaving and never coming back", and then they come back anyway.
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  • eastervideoguy
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    		 Some times for I have aspergers syndrome and my leg muscles are not that strong
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  • Casey_Jones
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    Caps_2.0 wrote:
    It all depends...Some may have weak legs, while others may have no spine, which explains why some of they say "I'm leaving and never coming back", and then they come back anyway.


    Cappy Cappy Cap Cap

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  • Saltychuck
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    eastervideoguy wrote:
    Some times for I have aspergers syndrome and my leg muscles are not that strong

    :shock: Give this guy a hand for being a good sport!
    Oh yeah?
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  • Caps 2.0
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    Casey_Jones wrote:
    Caps_2.0 wrote:
    It all depends...Some may have weak legs, while others may have no spine, which explains why some of they say "I'm leaving and never coming back", and then they come back anyway.


    Cappy Cappy Cap Cap



    Is it just me, or does that guy look stoned?
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  • Riphard
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    		 i'm more concerned with the frowning face in the top corner.

    this guy must have done something bad.
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  • InfiniteZer0
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    		 All that metal near the microwave isn't very good.
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  • Caps 2.0
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    		 It all depends...I'm sure it would help you if you were reheating a slice of pizza or melting ice cream, Of course, you could also get cooked yourself. Human fricasee, anybody?
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  • DuckTales2250
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    Casey_Jones wrote:
    Because you all seem to use your disorder as a crutch

    I get the crutch joke. Depending on who you ask, it may sound like total BS to them.
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