23 definitions by Walking Talking Dictionary
In roleplay, where a player acts like your character's actions towards your character are YOUR ACTIONS TOWARDS THEM.
Character A insults Character B. Character B's player, Personie nms Player of character A, Someone. Personie is moaning in OOC to Someone about how Someone is mean or some such.
by Walking Talking Dictionary May 23, 2007
Someone who keeps themselves to themselves, generally ignoring other people. Just as asexual = without sex, asocial = without socilisation. These asocial people tend to be on the autistic spectrum. They are perfectly healthy, they'd just rather not socialize and frankly, judging from the behaviour of a lot of students at school, I can't say I blame them. The asocial individual DOES NOT commit anti-social behaviour. They just ignore everybody.
Not to be confused with antisocial
Not to be confused with antisocial
They called Tom anti-social but in actual fact, he was just asocial. He didn't hurt a fly, he just wasn't that interested in people.
by Walking Talking Dictionary October 22, 2006
It means when you hold the shift key down for too long and as a result, you end up with two capital letters where there should only be one. Derived the fact that if you do shift+1 and shift+2 you get !". Commonly found in names.
NOTE: The names in the example are just roleplay characters, not people in real life.
If you put it all in capitals, it's ¬-|
NOTE: The names in the example are just roleplay characters, not people in real life.
If you put it all in capitals, it's ¬-|
by Walking Talking Dictionary March 17, 2007
Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain is a handy way to remember the rainbow colours.
Richard-Red
Of-Orange
York-Yellow
Gave-Green
Battle-Blue
In-Indigo
Vain-Violet
Richard-Red
Of-Orange
York-Yellow
Gave-Green
Battle-Blue
In-Indigo
Vain-Violet
by Walking Talking Dictionary September 8, 2006
1.A disorder where "suffers" have nothing at all in common with each other - all "syptoms" are normal personality traits that everyone has at least one of.
2. Like a lot of "Mental Illnesses", this one has been discovered/invented in the last 10 years or so.
Don't get me wrong, a real mental illnes is a horrible thing to have. By a real one, I mean something like Paranoid Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, or Major Depressive Disorder. However, more "Mental Illnesses" have been discovered/invented in the last 15 years than in the last 1000.
This is because of society's growing complacency towards high-energy snack products, caffeine-containing drinks, and idiotic television propaganda telling you what you should eat and drink and buy and do. As a result of this complacency, many people in society (especially children, as they are more susceptible to this sort of treatment) are now acting a lot differently to how people acted several decades ago.
As a result of this change in personality, more and more "Mental Illnesses" are being discovered/invented every year. Neurotypicality is just another case of corporate-paid doctors inventing a syndrome. Why? So that parents can have an excuse as to why their kids behave so bad, instead of just admitting that their children have been subjected to too much of society's propaganda.
Neurotypicality: you don't have it, you're just badly-behaved.
2. Like a lot of "Mental Illnesses", this one has been discovered/invented in the last 10 years or so.
Don't get me wrong, a real mental illnes is a horrible thing to have. By a real one, I mean something like Paranoid Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder, or Major Depressive Disorder. However, more "Mental Illnesses" have been discovered/invented in the last 15 years than in the last 1000.
This is because of society's growing complacency towards high-energy snack products, caffeine-containing drinks, and idiotic television propaganda telling you what you should eat and drink and buy and do. As a result of this complacency, many people in society (especially children, as they are more susceptible to this sort of treatment) are now acting a lot differently to how people acted several decades ago.
As a result of this change in personality, more and more "Mental Illnesses" are being discovered/invented every year. Neurotypicality is just another case of corporate-paid doctors inventing a syndrome. Why? So that parents can have an excuse as to why their kids behave so bad, instead of just admitting that their children have been subjected to too much of society's propaganda.
Neurotypicality: you don't have it, you're just badly-behaved.
((I don't really have an example for the word neurotypicality))
And before anyone clicks that little thumbs down button, just stop and think. Don't like the way I'm describing neurotypicals?
It's the same way that's been used to describe those on the autistic spectrum.
Just think about that point before rating this definition.
And before anyone clicks that little thumbs down button, just stop and think. Don't like the way I'm describing neurotypicals?
It's the same way that's been used to describe those on the autistic spectrum.
Just think about that point before rating this definition.
by Walking Talking Dictionary September 9, 2006
England:
Someone is told to write the date on December thirty-first but doesn't have very much time so they write 31/12.
Someone is told to write the date on December thirty-first but doesn't have very much time so they write 31/12.
by Walking Talking Dictionary October 27, 2006
This term is an affectionate nickname for those with Asperger's syndrome. It was the idea of parents/relatives of aspies.
Aspies are healthy mentally, their brain's just wired a different way.
Aspies are healthy mentally, their brain's just wired a different way.
I am an Aspie. That is, a person with asperger's syndrome. Some of the definitions on asperger's on here are questionable at best, at worst, so ignorant as to be offensive.
Someone who claims to be an aspie ((the one that mentions a pill about the size of a tic-tac)) would be more believable had they omitted the clause of it being made up.
Someone who claims to be an aspie ((the one that mentions a pill about the size of a tic-tac)) would be more believable had they omitted the clause of it being made up.
by Walking Talking Dictionary September 11, 2006