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5/7/2015 3:44:55 AM
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He's annoying, but he's autistic with asbergers so... I can't say nothin
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Just because someone has assburgers you can't say anything? He shouldn't have been invited as he is too annoying and ruined the reveal. What's next? A reveal with a couple of 10 year olds with adhd?
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No way he has aspergers. People with Aspergers are generally very quiet and reserved. Broman is the opposite of what a person with Asperger's syndrome is like.
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Edited by Heroic Vigilant: 5/7/2015 4:37:08 AMThese are the behavior symptoms: aggression, persistent repetition of words or actions, repetitive movements, social isolation, self-harm, compulsive behavior, antisocial behavior, impulsivity, screaming, hyperactivity, or fidgeting More to it than that It's also classed as autism: repetitive movements, meaningless repetition of own words, irritability, involuntary imitation of someone else's movements, persistent repetition of words or actions, aggression, excitability, self-harm, compulsive behavior, impulsivity, screaming, poor eye contact, nonsense word repetition, crying, inappropriate social interaction, or hyperactivity
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Okay, I'll leave ya alone. Goodnight.
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See what I mean
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Sorry, I'm hella tired, and this is about the time when I start question if the pig illuminati will take over the butter people.
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What if "meaningless repetition of words" isn't meaningless at all, and It's actually something very important and serious, but due to misunderstandings, people disregard it as rambling?
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He put it on his Twitter
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They don't understand this though, its disgusting
