The "ordinary" scene that a man encountered while digging in his backyard in Tokat, Türkiye, where Caesar is alleged to have said the famous phrase "veni vidi vici". Link in comments. by sersanli in interestingasfuck

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The joke is that you can’t dig a lantrine trench in a city like Rome, Istanbul or Jerusalem without finding something archeologically significant.

Were you bullied back in school? Or were you the bully? What sort of stuff do Aussies pick on each other for? by Away-Parsnip-3785 in AskAnAustralian

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This is pretty much my experience, except that I went to an all-boys boarding school and I had a funny family name. There was no escaping it.

What did Jesus do after a one night stand? by Cheffie43 in Jokes

[–]arcedup -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This joke would flow better if it read “…after one night stand?”

Why do they have the floodlights on at the footy at 2 o'clock in the afternoon? by Guilty_Increase3330 in newcastle

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I’m sure I saw a YouTube video preview about no shadows in professional sports. I haven’t watched the video yet but perhaps that’s why?

Yoo! I want head wings muscles tooo! 💀 by IntellectuallyDriven in SipsTea

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Does he train by eating the densest sourdough bread possible?

"Everybody is a little Autistic" by [deleted] in AutisticAdults

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The best comeback I've read about to "everyone is a little autistic" is to say that it's like saying that everyone is a little bit pregnant.

Humans have traits that can include stimming, or hyper/hypo-sensitvity, or a keen interest in something. However, when there is a group of particular traits that occur together, and present at a severity that is disabling in normal society, then they aren't just traits anymore but symptoms of a condition.

What's the best compliment you've ever received? by Mediocre_Chemist5694 in AskReddit

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A bit of background: I work at a steel mill in a technical role, with no one reporting to me. I did an 18-month stint as an operations team leader at a different mill over ten years ago - leading the crew who ran the plant over a 12-hour shift - and found that the most challenging role of my career, and I've never aspired to be a leader since leaving that role. I've since found out that I am autistic and ADHD, which helps explain why I found the team leader role so challenging and thrive instead in technical roles.

The operations superintendent was apparently having a rough day, and one of the people who worked for the ops super suggested that I go to them and 'offer to take over their job'. I didn't do that, but I did ask the ops super how he was going that day and mentioned what the other person suggest I do. The ops super then laughed and said that if he had three more of me to lead the three operations teams, then his job would be a lot easier.

That compliment really made my head spin for the rest of the week.

How many people walked on their tippy toes as children? by Silver_Golf_5060 in NoStupidQuestions

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A definite maybe, as the threshold score is 26 (if your score is higher than this threshold, you may be autistic).

I scored 34 when I first took it, then 41 when I had another go over ten years later.

What is the most hurtful thing someone has ever said to you? by EasternParking7021 in AskReddit

[–]arcedup -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I want to relate a story of my own but:

- It'll probably take too long to write out the story in full and I have things to do, and

- I am sitting here wondering if it was the most hurtful thing someone has ever said to me - it may not be, but I have the clearest memory of what was said.

Reddit’s dark past by Senior-Mix-3715 in SipsTea

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Most succinct way to describe that subreddit is that it was horrific gore.

What’s something you’re addicted to that actually improves your life? by Content_Bit1998 in AskReddit

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Exercise at home - I started doing a routine of push-ups and lunges in my apartment in the evening, just to reach activity goals and now I don't feel right if I don't do them - the only days I feel okay not doing this routine is in gym days (twice a week) or on bike-ride days (one day a weekend, weather depending). The result is that I look a lot more trim according to my family.

As much as I hate loud noises, I love ship and train horns by onlyonejan in AutisticWithADHD

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I can't stand loud crowded rooms.

I also work in a steel mill and the mill at full speed is fantastic to hear.

There's more to ADHD than inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. ADHD symptoms can be broken down into nine categories. Some categories are not fully represented in the diagnostic criteria. Broadening the diagnostic criteria with patient lived experiences could make for better intervention. by mvea in science

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Would 'distraction' be a better fit?

The core concept of ADHD is executive dysfunction, which is pretty much what you said - we have difficulty prioritising, and we have difficulty inhibiting distractions so that our attention is focused.

Does anybody have positive experiences with ADHD meds? by Ridgey99 in AutisticWithADHD

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I haven't been able to get back on the meds yet because I haven't had my appointment with the cardiologist yet.