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I’ve listened to them all. Am I a Geek-Fu Master now?

Geek Fu is cool.

I hope you were able to cheer up.

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Ultimately, I’d like to find some books he can read himself. His dad had read him the Hobbit and I think they’re doing LotR, but other than that, I don’t know what his dad has planned. I’m afraid that, other than Star Wars, his dad is not really giving him the geek training he deserves. I managed to find some SW readers that are at his level, which I know he’ll like.

I recently bought an H2 for voice work. I’m now considering recording some books as mp3 and emailing them to him. I’ll let you know if that goes anywhere.

Thanks!

Oh, and speaking of D&D, did you guys know the D&D animated seies is available on DVD now? http://www.amazon.com/Dungeons-Dragons-Complete-Bob-Holt/dp/B000JBXY44/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1207210533&sr=1-1

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Anyway, you said in this episode during your tangent on Green Eggs and Ham that you were going to point to the parody “Pink Meth and Crack”. Did I miss it somewhere? And I agree completely with the peer pressure argument here.

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Thing the first: “Shun the non-believer” (Charlie ref.)
Thing the second: The candy mountain theme song (Charlie Ref.)
Thing the third: I can’t remember
Thing the fourth: That is the greatest closing song of all time and I’ll have to harm my dog tonight is it’s not used on the rest of the episodes
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It is not the processed material vs. natural materials, but that the green lantern’s power (as derivied from the starheart) was ineffective against any kind of wood.
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Thanks for the show.

RD

I agree with you that how you approach Dragon*Con changes the more often you go. For me it used to be all about what panels and sessions I wanted to attend and now it’s more about where will my friends be going so that several of us can all go somewhere together. Tons of fun either way.

While I also don’t wait in as many of those long celebrity panel lines as I used to for me it’s now usually a Firefly or Farscape panel so it’s a great chance to network and find out who listens to the podcasts and if they don’t I can give them a business card or a sampler CD. Always pimping the casts!

Thanks Mur and Jason!

I just had a wild and crazy thought while listening to this… y’all should try to get all the podcasters to do a costume theme one night at the next Dragon*Con. Perhaps all steampunk?

Elevators… yeah… we made the mistake of doing that one whole time (on the way to Sigler’s party). 20 minutes to catch the thing then at the second floor it got stuck. Surprisingly none of the obvious comments were made. I think all the guys in there were happy to get stuck next to three women wearing… well, I’m not sure what their costume was - looked like lingerie models to me. The person next to the door eventually figured out how to pry it open. From then on it was stairs… no matter how sticky.

Good show overall, and I love the Carla song at the end.

Recording from work? You’re a naughty girl.

I for one will still be cheering for you over at ISBW.

Take care.

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I enjoyed all of your stories and essays and I look forward to Earth and your future endeavors.

While it is true that not all geeks are autistic, and that not all autistics are geeks, some of us *are* autistic geeks — and happy to be that way. I know that this might sound like I’m being bizarro-PC with this assertion, but I’m really not — I just wanted to suggest that perhaps in the future, it might be a good idea to remain sensitive to the fact that some listeners, and some geeks, might actually be on the autistic spectrum.

And it can be rather alienating to hear ourselves tacitly excluded by fellow geeks. It’s a bit on the disconcerting side to be laughing along with, and agreeing with, people on a podcast only to experience a sudden chill at realizing that these people that sound like they might be friendly toward you actually think you are a member of a group considered to be “unfortunate” and “diseased”.

If I end up meeting cool geeky people I certainly don’t want them to feel sorry for me on the basis that I have AS! To me, that sort of thing is just as annoying as people feeling “sorry” for me because I don’t have (or want) babies, or because I don’t accept [deity of choice] as my personal lord and saviour. I have managed to make friends — a fair number of them — over the past few years (I am 28 now), and one of the defining characteristics of my friends seems to be that they are very open-minded and quirky themselves, and certainly not prone to pitying me for things like not being able to drive or having to leave noisy restaurants due to sensory overload. In the right environment I can be very happy and functional, and this makes sense, since many of the problems experienced by autistic people are actually very much a result of “unfriendly environments” as opposed to intrinsic deficits. See this paper:

http://www.autismandcomputing.org.uk/dysfunctionalworld.en.html

for a fairly decent description of what I am talking about here.

Now, don’t worry — I am not sitting here wallowing in Being Offended (not really one to play the victim), but I figured that I would make an attempt to treat others as I would want to be treated. Which means that rather than just hoping for opinions to become more informed regarding something of personal concern to me, I ought to take an active role in helping to at least spark people’s curiosity regarding a subject that is probably largely unfamiliar to them. That is what I am attempting to do with this comment.

There are a lot of stereotypes floating around out there regarding autism (e.g., “Aren’t you all like ‘Rain Man’?”) and these annoy me just as much as stereotypes regarding, say, girl gamers. Anyone who lives on the fringes in any sense, whether this be due to their neurological wiring or their chosen interests, ought to be able to understand how different it is to actually *be* something as opposed to simply *observe* something. Just being a girl geek is fairly “fringe-y” in and of itself, at least to the point where we are still occasionally subject to accusations of nonexistence! Putting it in perspective like that, hopefully it is clear where I am coming from here.

I have lived with this brain my whole life and know a fair number of others who are similarly-wired, and none of us wish we were neurotypical. And pretty much all of have figured out how to bathe regularly and thoroughly.

On a lighter note, the “sausage tent” thing had me in total hysterics.

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The world would be a lot more boring if everyone conformed to the ‘norm’.

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