Questions for Callaway

[RageBeoulve]

I know but I think it was odeon or dirtdawg who said putting someone on ignore means they win. I can't be arsed to do research to see who said it because I can't remember what thread it was in.

It was dirtdawg. Thats only true if you ignore someone during an argument or something like that.

[odeon]

Don't think it was me.

[Natalia Evans]

I know but I think it was odeon or dirtdawg who said putting someone on ignore means they win. I can't be arsed to do research to see who said it because I can't remember what thread it was in.

It was dirtdawg. Thats only true if you ignore someone during an argument or something like that.

Oh I see.

[GalileoAce]

Callaway, are you autistic?

[ALLDAYGLOWRANDY]

You can barely tell.

[Callaway]

What's your favorite childhood treasure?

I had a jewelry box that played a song from Fantasia and a ballerina twirled when I opened the lid.

[renaeden]

I used to work on cars with my dad.

What kind of work?

Have you been to any autism support groups in rl?

[Callaway]

I used to work on cars with my dad.

What kind of work?

Have you been to any autism support groups in rl?

I have taken my daughter to social skills classes for children on the spectrum.

Working with my dad, I have done so many things to repair my old Buick and his, my mom's and my brother's vehicles that there are too many to list.  About the only things I can think of that we didn't fix ourselves were rebuilding the transmission and doing major body work.  We rebuilt the engine on my Buick ourselves the second time it was rebuilt and over time we replaced I think almost every other replaceable mechanical part and sensor.  I haven't done nearly as many repairs strictly on my own, though.  I have done things on the order of oil changes, brake jobs, removing and replacing faulty parts, and tune-ups.

[renaeden]

Wow, that is a lot of car stuff. My car needs a service. Too bad you aren't here because then I would ask you to do it.

Have you been to any autism support groups in rl?

I have taken my daughter to social skills classes for children on the spectrum.

I meant more along the lines of parent support groups. For parents with kids on the spectrum. There are heaps of those here.

[ALLDAYGLOWRANDY]

I used to work on cars with my dad.

What kind of work?

Have you been to any autism support groups in rl?

I have taken my daughter to social skills classes for children on the spectrum.

Working with my dad, I have done so many things to repair my old Buick and his, my mom's and my brother's vehicles that there are too many to list.  About the only things I can think of that we didn't fix ourselves were rebuilding the transmission and doing major body work.  We rebuilt the engine on my Buick ourselves the second time it was rebuilt and over time we replaced I think almost every other replaceable mechanical part and sensor.  I haven't done nearly as many repairs strictly on my own, though.  I have done things on the order of oil changes, brake jobs, removing and replacing faulty parts, and tune-ups.

Well I have to say this, its clean, it doesn't pollute as much. 

[Callaway]

I used to work on cars with my dad.

What kind of work?

Have you been to any autism support groups in rl?

I have taken my daughter to social skills classes for children on the spectrum.

Working with my dad, I have done so many things to repair my old Buick and his, my mom's and my brother's vehicles that there are too many to list.  About the only things I can think of that we didn't fix ourselves were rebuilding the transmission and doing major body work.  We rebuilt the engine on my Buick ourselves the second time it was rebuilt and over time we replaced I think almost every other replaceable mechanical part and sensor.  I haven't done nearly as many repairs strictly on my own, though.  I have done things on the order of oil changes, brake jobs, removing and replacing faulty parts, and tune-ups.

Well I have to say this, its clean, it doesn't pollute as much. 

That's true.  I bought that Buick as a two year old used car with 30,000 miles on it and it had around 200,000 miles on it when I sold it.  I bought another used car with around 30,000 miles to replace it, and I'm still driving it today.  It has needed very few repairs compared to my old Buick, but I have taken it to a mechanic to do most of them because I don't have my dad's expertise or his set of tools to use anymore since I moved so far away.  My brothers got them when he moved to the nursing home.

[ALLDAYGLOWRANDY]

I used to work on cars with my dad.

What kind of work?

Have you been to any autism support groups in rl?

I have taken my daughter to social skills classes for children on the spectrum.

Working with my dad, I have done so many things to repair my old Buick and his, my mom's and my brother's vehicles that there are too many to list.  About the only things I can think of that we didn't fix ourselves were rebuilding the transmission and doing major body work.  We rebuilt the engine on my Buick ourselves the second time it was rebuilt and over time we replaced I think almost every other replaceable mechanical part and sensor.  I haven't done nearly as many repairs strictly on my own, though.  I have done things on the order of oil changes, brake jobs, removing and replacing faulty parts, and tune-ups.

Well I have to say this, its clean, it doesn't pollute as much. 

That's true.  I bought that Buick as a two year old used car with 30,000 miles on it and it had around 200,000 miles on it when I sold it.  I bought another used car with around 30,000 miles to replace it, and I'm still driving it today.  It has needed very few repairs compared to my old Buick, but I have taken it to a mechanic to do most of them because I don't have my dad's expertise or his set of tools to use anymore since I moved so far away.  My brothers got them when he moved to the nursing home.

Kiss your to    I think I herd that somewhere,  but I think I could figure that pretty easily.

[jman]

Has some of the recent controversy made you question whether or not you want to stay admin?

[renaeden]

I am guessing you got your answer via PM jman?

[Callaway]

No.

It's frustrating when people misunderstand me or seem to think that I must post every private detail about my life, but I think I would have the same problems whether or not I was an admin.