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I'm autistic because people use words incorrectly. You are a clown. Are your parents underground or cremated?
Yep, It Came Off During Sex... Crap!
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my parents are your grandparents bc i am ur daddy
noblesources
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It's not incorrect, you're autistic, and incorrect.
Why do Autistic People Take Things Literally? - autism-all-stars.org
Popular autism writer Helen Wallace-Iles explains why autistic people interpret language in such a literal way.
autism-all-stars.org
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Stay on topic. You're saying the word "just" changes the context of the statement.
That is what I'm addressing. How does "just looking" out a window differ from looking out a window?
What necessitates its inclusion in the statement?
What does it change, in the statement, with its use?
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no, you stay on topic, a**h**
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the two statements differ because one is a request and the other is an instruction.
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he probably tries to "instruct" random women in public. ...or is it random guys? ex., "take off that wig or i'll take it off for you bucko
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A request would have a question mark....as by definition...it's the act of asking...whether used as a noun or verb
Is you're argument, now, that a question, and statement are the same?
You're digging the ignorance ditch, awfully deep.
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Correctly adding 'Just' turns an instruction into a request.
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Nope....'please can you open the window' is also a request, no question mark needed
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This is 100% false
noblesources
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So a question does not use a " ? " 100% of the time?
You do realize that's the only punctuation, that makes a question..... or as you called it a "request" Right?
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I'm not talking about questions, I'm talking about request's and instructions.
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People with Autism Spectrum Disorder Take Things Literally
People with autism spectrum disorder often take things literally. We examine how and attempt to explain why.
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Anyway, I'm done.
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Incorrect. However you didn't say please can you look out the window...
And how come you didn't use the word just in your example? Are we comparing apples to shoelaces?
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A request is not an instruction. An instruction is a statement. A request is a question..... And always ends with "?"
I know, you said you're done a few times...... as you said you'd explain how using "just" changed the statement.
Exactly like rainman said he would show a picture. You guys are consistently cowards and will not do anything you say.
Cowardly simpletons
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