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post 1615555361 09-04-2020, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden⏩
When people are amazed at the strength or staying power of someone in crisis, I ask them:

"How hard could you fight if you thought you were fighting for your life?"

I know that kid wasn't actually fighting for his life and you know he wasn't, but his brain told him that he was. And his "handlers" as you called them, were trying to keep him safe and to keep themselves safe. That's going to look like he's winning every time, when in reality, as long as he wasn't hurting himself, they were winning. Now if they were fighting with the same motivations and goals as he was, it would have looked very different obviously.
I get it.. I do.. and have taken those angles into consideration but have seen other situations (although not in person) where the special kids showed some pretty amazing feats of strength.
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post 1615555661 09-04-2020, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze⏩
Do you do remote teaching in Australia? If so, is it challenging to teach kids with special needs online?
That was a great question. I suspect that would turn and already challenging task into something nearly impossible.
post 1615555911 09-04-2020, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted By 1slo5oh⏩
I get it.. I do.. and have taken those angles into consideration but have seen other situations (although not in person) where the special kids showed some pretty amazing feats of strength.
Like someone in another thread stated once when we were discussing this, maybe that's a lack of inhibitions. Maybe if you and I weren't so conscious of our limitations or afraid of hurting ourselves, we could express a lot more power than we do.
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post 1615557201 09-04-2020, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden⏩
Like someone in another thread stated once when we were discussing this, maybe that's a lack of inhibitions. Maybe if you and I weren't so conscious of our limitations or afraid of hurting ourselves, we could express a lot more power than we do.
Its been a long time since I have gotten into a fight but the last few I recall I wasn't really concerned about myself... I always throttled back because I didn't want to kill anybody... dead srs and I am not even trying to claim I am a bad ass by any means. So maybe you are on to something with that train of thought.
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post 1615557511 09-04-2020, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted By DrewDarden⏩
When people are amazed at the strength or staying power of someone in crisis, I ask them:

"How hard could you fight if you thought you were fighting for your life?"

I know that kid wasn't actually fighting for his life and you know he wasn't, but his brain told him that he was. And his "handlers" as you called them, were trying to keep him safe and to keep themselves safe. That's going to look like he's winning every time, when in reality, as long as he wasn't hurting himself, they were winning. Now if they were fighting with the same motivations and goals as he was, it would have looked very different obviously.
I think retard strength and pcp strength comes from the same thing, it accesses the primitive caveman brain to give full muscle activation. Its just like a wild animal. A 20 lb bob cat will fuk you up because all it knows is one way to fight and thats a fight to the death. There is either friendly play fighting or fight to the death, there is no in between. Humans have all kinds of in between and the conscious mind, subconscious mind and frontal lobe is always there saying hey dont kill them you will go to jail forever.
post 1615558201 09-04-2020, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted By 1slo5oh⏩
A retarded kid Robert "mule dick" Dent that use to attend classes at our HS would walk out of the mens room with his horse sized dink out as he was helicoptering it...

Question: Do all slow bruhs have horse dinks or was that in isolated incident
A girl I banged a few times had an autistic brother who had one of the biggest dinks I've ever seen. Dude loved to play star fox on N64 and would randomly whip is hog out and swing it around. Thing had to be a foot long.
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post 1615559121 09-04-2020, 09:43 AM
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OP, most people use the Misc as an escape from reality. A place to let their inner child out to play, if you will. Why do you come here when it is basically your everyday life experience except in an online format?
Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
A girl I banged a few times had an autistic brother who had one of the biggest dinks I've ever seen. Dude loved to play star fox on N64 and would randomly whip is hog out and swing it around. Thing had to be a foot long.
Was he a manlet by chance? And proud?
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post 1615586771 09-04-2020, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted By MadNinjaSkills⏩
What is the age group you work with? Does your class consist of more boys or girls? What made you decide to work with children with needs?
Atm, kids aged from 12 to 15. It is mostly boys.

I mostly just fell into it. I am primary school trained and when I finished my Masters, I started looking for work. Regional NSW (my state in Australia) has trouble attracting teachers, and when a position was advertised for a SSP school (behaviour school), I applied and got it. I now prefer it over mainstream teaching.
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Originally Posted By Shortfuze⏩
Do you do remote teaching in Australia? If so, is it challenging to teach kids with special needs online?
When schools were shut, it was decided that we would make booklets for them to take home and do work on, since these kids wouldn't jump online to do any school work and some also don't have access to the internet. None of them did anything.
post 1615587391 09-04-2020, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge⏩
Which is better, union or league?
Union to play, league to watch.
post 1615587511 09-04-2020, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted By mp83⏩
So do you post on the misc for more practice?
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post 1615587871 09-04-2020, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
A girl I banged a few times had an autistic brother who had one of the biggest dinks I've ever seen. Dude loved to play star fox on N64 and would randomly whip is hog out and swing it around. Thing had to be a foot long.


Did he make it do a barrel roll?
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