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Posted by Max Roberts on Fri May 27 06:11:41 2005, in response to Re: Railfans and Asperger's Syndrome - find out for yourself, posted by SelkirkTMO on Fri May 27 05:50:41 2005. A quick google search gave mewww.colorquiz.com and on the screen appeared eight colours (sorry, I'm British) with instructions to click on them, nothing else. Nothing to go on, so I picked out my favourite Underground Lines in a rough order of enjoying a journey on them: Metropolitan Northern Bakerloo Piccadilly Central Circle Jubilee [Not an Underground Line Colour] (or something like that to the best of my memory) Then the same colours appeared again, and I was told to pick out the ones that made me feel the best, and that this was not a memory test. Well, I don't really have favourite colours, it depends on the mood and the situation. I like a nice red sunset, but I wouldn't want to paint my office that colour. I had already picked out the Underground lines in a rough order of enjoying them, so I picked the same again. Here is my assessment: "Physical illness, over-tension, or emotional distress have taken a severe toll. His self-esteem has been reduced and he now needs peaceful conditions and considerate treatment to permit recovery." So, am I a nervous wreck, or do I have aspergers because I am obsessed with urban rail transport, or does travelling on these Underground lines really turn you into a nervous wreck if you do it for too long in this order? Try it for yourselves, how about applying the colours to NYC! Perhaps I had better have some neurolinguistic programming. |
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