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Yes, I have a friend who has high-functioning autism (he's a brilliant computer analyst and programmer and has done very well from his work), but is sensitive to some noises. He's fine with loud music, but not ticks and tocks, and he's also quite...
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Chris Mitchell’s post
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I had a clock in a previous flat and it seemed to tick so loudly it kept me awake so I took the battery out. Then since I got an autism spectrum diagnosis I realise I hear sound louder and more intrusively than a lot of people. They have tested...
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I still use a pocket watch.
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I recently bought a tor just like that from a bloke in a pub near Plymouth docks. He's confiscated it from a Ugandan who tried to bring it into the country on a boat.
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Awens to All:
In 2006, I went to England and got a Tour of the Glastonbury Tor which had not been on my Schedule but it was great to have been shown it.
Here is me at the Tor in 2006:
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Then,
and now that the hippies have aged:
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After 9.30 mind.
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I will have to pay it a visit by using my OAP bus pass.
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The notion of space-time is said to imply that events future past and present must alreadyexist and we travel through time slices containing these events which is counter intuitive. On this view there is a past time slice with Napoleon in it and a...
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.... or does he instantly bring Alan Partridge to mind?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/sep/24/video-emerges-of-vladimir-putin-in-shell-suit-on-1990s-finland-trip
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Jesus, will you look at the time.
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Cedric Pilepopper treating the troops.
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I can't be cancelled. Cancelled from what? On the other hand. I was cancelled at birth as soon as I started showing signs of nonconformity and independent thought. :wflag:
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Don't - it makes you look inarticulate and stupid! y:1
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The stupid.
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Did you meet that Geordie girl who jumped off the Tyne bridge? (Wonder why)
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I follow them........
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Awens to All:
In 2006, I went to England and got a Tour of the Glastonbury Tor which had not been on my Schedule but it was great to have been shown it.
Here is me at the Tor in 2006:
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Well, according to Einstein, space-time is a single entity. According to relativity, when you move very fast - approaching the speed of light - space in the direction you're travelling shrinks; not from your perspective, but from the perspective of...
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I had a clock in a previous flat and it seemed to tick so loudly it kept me awake so I took the battery out. Then since I got an autism spectrum diagnosis I realise I hear sound louder and more intrusively than a lot of people. They have tested...
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My brother has a cuckoo clock in his house. Every time I go I forget and get startled when it goes off.
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I stopped wearing a watch in 1998 (for New Age bollocks reasons), and don't regret it a bit. Not checking the time every few minutes actually made it feel as though my life wasn't rushing past, and the pace of life slowed down.
Of course, these...
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I still use a pocket watch.
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It's started to rain so I'm brewing up in my Jeremy Corbyn mug.
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