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Forum Issue : I need help
- Thread starter Chet
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Brian, I swear I will hunt you down and hurt you if you stop posting. It doesn't mean you have ADHD, it means you work faster than the rest of us and your brain works faster.
p.s. the last guy/girl/thing that referred to this as a "crack pipe" was eliminated. you don't really want that, do you?
p.s. the last guy/girl/thing that referred to this as a "crack pipe" was eliminated. you don't really want that, do you?
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Hey, you're not getting off of this. This isn't just a crack house, it's a crack home. I know where you work. I can be there in a half hour.
I have also tried to scale back my visitation. I ususally make it a point only to check Cyburbia in the morning and at lunch, and then in the evening from home (if I go home). I stopped having notices sent to me every time somebody responds. So far, it has worked. Still, sometimes I miss a few good exchanges.
I have also tried to scale back my visitation. I ususally make it a point only to check Cyburbia in the morning and at lunch, and then in the evening from home (if I go home). I stopped having notices sent to me every time somebody responds. So far, it has worked. Still, sometimes I miss a few good exchanges.
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bturk said:
Nope. A post like "Can anyone help me with a zoning code amendment for ... look, a bird!" might be sign for worry. You might want to take a test ...
If you score high ...
El Guapo said:
Possibly. ADHDers tend to think visually, often working out solutions to complex problems but unaware of the steps inbetween. ADHDers are also supposed to be very creative. Then again, I've got pretty good ADHDdar, and I haven't encountered many other planners who seem wired in that way.
