Re: slightly OT unless your kid like's pokemon

[Guest guest]

You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and Legos should

be on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with it loves

these

toys. lol

Dee ><))))*>

>

> Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special

> powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious.

> A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having

> terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other

> pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered

> his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with

> my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

>

> Miriam

>

[Guest guest]

And Yu-Gi-Oh!!!!!! And collections of rocks....he hee.Don & Dee <pjdxxxwa@...> wrote: You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and Legos shouldbe on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with it loves thesetoys. lolDee ><))))*>>> Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned

recently about the special > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.> > Miriam>

[Guest guest]

I heard a while back that the person who created pokemon has asperger

syndrome but I don't know that for certain.

Miriam

> >

> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the

special

> > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was

hilarious.

> > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of

having

> > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other

> > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not

considered

> > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize

with

> > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

> >

> > Miriam

> >

>

[Guest guest]

lol: For sure!

> >

> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the

special

> > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was

hilarious.

> > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of

having

> > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other

> > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not

considered

> > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize

with

> > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

> >

> > Miriam

> >

>

[Guest guest]

OMG.......Sooooooo TRUE

--- and/or Robin Lemke <jrisjs@...> wrote:

> And Yu-Gi-Oh!!!!!!

> And collections of rocks....he hee.

>

> Don & Dee <pjdxxxwa@...> wrote:

>

> You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and

> Transformers and Legos should

> be on the symptom list for Asperger because every

> kid diagnosed with it loves these

> toys. lol

>

> Dee ><))))*>

>

>

> >

> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently

> about the special

> > powers of one of these little creatures and

> thought it was hilarious.

> > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the

> special power of having

> > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power

> causes other

> > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however,

> is not considered

> > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I

> could hypnotize with

> > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

> >

> > Miriam

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dee, that is the truth if it ever was told!!! My son is so into Pokemon. He goes to a local Pokemon League! They play the card game. I have no clue what they are doing. My son has tried to teach me how to play. I thought MahJongg was hard to learn!

Wallbank - Wittmayer

DOK Grace Chapter

"Prayer without work is empty words,service without prayer is labor lost."

( ) Re: slightly OT unless your kid like's pokemon

You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and Legos shouldbe on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with it loves thesetoys. lolDee ><))))*>>> Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.>

> Miriam>

[Guest guest]

Sorry it's been a while since I've chimed in... But I saw the messages regarding Pokemon, YuGiOh and the like. My son was OBSESSED with those game but doesn't play anymore since no one in his peer group wants to play such games. His new obsession is amime'. All things anime'!!! He even wants to live in Japan since that's where the stuff was formed. Anyone else out there have an AS child that is into it as well? Wallbank <w_wittmayer@...> wrote: Dee, that is the truth if it ever was told!!! My son is so into Pokemon. He goes to a local Pokemon League! They play the card game. I have no clue what they are doing. My son has tried to teach me how to play. I thought MahJongg was hard to learn! Wallbank - Wittmayer DOK Grace Chapter "Prayer without work is empty words,service without prayer is labor lost." ( ) Re: slightly OT unless your kid like's pokemon You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and Legos shouldbe on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with it loves thesetoys. lolDee ><))))*>>> Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special >

powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.> > Miriam>

[Guest guest]

No, it

should be a symptom only if your kid can name everyone,

knows

the origin, owner, characteristics, strength of each Pokemon,

then

he or she is a Aspergers Kid.

Joyce

Mom to Duncan

(14 yr old Aspie)

Live life the way it should be,

to show the world what it could be.

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of Don & Dee

Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 10:55

PM

Subject: ( ) Re:

slightly OT unless your kid like's pokemon

You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and Legos should

be on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with it loves

these

toys. lol

Dee ><))))*>

>

> Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special

> powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious.

> A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having

> terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other

> pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered

> his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with

> my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

>

> Miriam

>

[Guest guest]

Yes Reba,

My son is all about Anime'. You should see some

of the comic books that he has drawn and created

stories and such all anime'.

But, still likes the Pokemon, Yugioh etc. (When he is

around someone that also likes that stuff)

-

--- Reba <kajnlady1@...> wrote:

> Sorry it's been a while since I've chimed in...

> But I saw the messages regarding Pokemon, YuGiOh

> and the like. My son was OBSESSED with those game

> but doesn't play anymore since no one in his peer

> group wants to play such games. His new obsession

> is amime'. All things anime'!!! He even wants to

> live in Japan since that's where the stuff was

> formed.

> Anyone else out there have an AS child that is

> into it as well?

>

> Wallbank <w_wittmayer@...> wrote:

> Dee, that is the truth if it ever was

> told!!! My son is so into Pokemon. He goes to a

> local Pokemon League! They play the card game. I

> have no clue what they are doing. My son has tried

> to teach me how to play. I thought MahJongg was hard

> to learn!

>

>

> Wallbank - Wittmayer

> DOK Grace Chapter

>

> " Prayer without work is empty words,

> service without prayer is labor lost. "

>

>

> ( ) Re: slightly OT unless

> your kid like's pokemon

>

>

> You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and

> Transformers and Legos should

> be on the symptom list for Asperger because every

> kid diagnosed with it loves these

> toys. lol

>

> Dee ><))))*>

>

>

> >

> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently

> about the special

> > powers of one of these little creatures and

> thought it was hilarious.

> > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the

> special power of having

> > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power

> causes other

> > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however,

> is not considered

> > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I

> could hypnotize with

> > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

> >

> > Miriam

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Not Anime.....but Runescape /AdventureQuest,,,,some dragon game.,,,,,and other rpg's on line.................I can't follow it all. Ha haReba <kajnlady1@...> wrote: Sorry it's been a while since I've chimed in... But I saw the messages regarding Pokemon, YuGiOh and the like. My son was OBSESSED with those game but doesn't play anymore since no one in his peer group wants to play such games. His new obsession is amime'. All things anime'!!! He even wants to live in

Japan since that's where the stuff was formed. Anyone else out there have an AS child that is into it as well? Wallbank <w_wittmayer > wrote: Dee, that is the truth if it ever was told!!! My son is so into Pokemon. He goes to a local Pokemon League! They play the card game. I have no clue what they are doing. My son has tried to teach me how to play. I thought MahJongg was hard to learn! Wallbank - Wittmayer DOK Grace Chapter "Prayer without work is empty words,service without prayer is labor lost." ( ) Re: slightly OT unless your kid like's pokemon You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and Legos shouldbe on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with it loves thesetoys.

lolDee ><))))*>>> Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.> > Miriam>

[Guest guest]

my wonderful son also will correct pronunciations of others when they

are discussing their myriad of pokemon.

> >

> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the

special

> > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was

hilarious.

> > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of

having

> > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other

> > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not

considered

> > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize

with

> > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

> >

> > Miriam

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My son who is 15 knows all about these Pokemon, knows all the special attacks, also knows YuGiOh characters as well as Digimon guys... he loves them all. The more stats the better.

Tammy in IN

On 5/28/08, <k_emert1979@...> wrote:

my wonderful son also will correct pronunciations of others when they are discussing their myriad of pokemon.> >> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the

special > > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having > > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other

> > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with > > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

> > > > Miriam> >>

[Guest guest]

Ok, my son just passed that test. He is officially AS now. )

Wallbank - Wittmayer

DOK Grace Chapter

"Prayer without work is empty words,service without prayer is labor lost."

( ) Re: slightly OT unless your kid like's pokemon

You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and Legos shouldbe on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with it loves thesetoys. lolDee ><))))*>>> Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize

with > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.> > Miriam>

[Guest guest]

Yep, my DS could pass that test too. But his new dx is PDD-NOS. Does that still count? He has 3 new books about Pokemon, the DS Game, several of the figures, and he's trying to earn the cards by following his "get ready in the morning" schedule without mom nagging. I just found a bunch of characters on clearance at Wal Mart for a buck each. Great to save as rewards for those more challenging behaviors! He hasn't learned how to play the game yet (battle), but I'm sure he will soon. He took the books to school for show & tell, but most of the kindergarteners didn't know what Pokemon was!!! That's how we know that they are all NT 6 year olds.Apparently a new fixation is on the horizon for these guys--Bakugan toys. Anybody heard of them or seen them? He saw the cartoon at Grandma & Papa's house since we don't have cartoon network at home. You launch the little balls from a launching thingy and then they turn into little monsters, I think. Someone at childcare has them. It's now the birthday gift obsession, but his birthday is in late summer. > >> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special > > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having > > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other > > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with > > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.> > > > Miriam> >>

[Guest guest]

My son is really into the whole YugiOh and Pokemon thing.. I had neices and nephews that went crazy for this about 5 years ago.. So I think the "trend" is either coming back or is just kicking around for the kids to dabble. I attended a gaming convention for years and I know Pokemon was a big craze...I live near a local gaming store and they offer Pokemon game night still as well as Yugioh... I can't figure out card games to save my life. I wish I could get fiaxted on things like my son does...maybe then I could actually follow through ...haha I know in the gaming industry there are so many things these kids would probably get into. My son is 9 and the active imagination he has is incredible. Possible Roleplayer when he gets older??? Hmm one never knows. But with the stats and Character building the RPG's offer ...well I think it would be good for these kids. And then maybe slide in Social Skills stats so thenn maybe they can pick up

extra Social Skills training.. I know I am rambling..but I thought it was cool I saw the post for Pokemon and felt like going with it!!! Hope you all have a good day

[Guest guest]

Webkinz is gaining in popularity in these

here parts. You buy the stuffed animal, register it online and the kids get to

create a world for their pets. The good part is that the site is secure and

safe – no nasty ads, and the kids can play together, send each other

webkinz gifts (free stuff) online. We even pull out the notebook and both kids

can play and send each other stuff. The notes they can send each other is

basically a form letter – no freestyling. It has been a temporary break

from pokemon. Adam informed me last night he still likes pokemon. Basically,

he stopped cold turkey since his neighbor friend the same age/grade had moved

on to webkinz. He is learning to just do pokemon on his own or with someone

else who enjoys it and do the webkinz with (until he moves onto something

else). I can see the frustration my kiddo has though, in trying to keep

himself from getting overboard with pokemon because I asked if he wanted to

bring the box o pokemon stuff upstairs, and he paused and said, “no, I’ll

just go get the book”.

So I brought it up and put it in his room

after he left. (the box).

So if perhaps there is anyone in the st. charles, MO

area around the age of 10 who likes pokemon, let’s get together at a park

sometime while his sister is in summer school.

RL

[Guest guest]

OH MY..My son can pass that test too and he thinks I should. He

quizzes me all the time in the car, like I have a clue. The only think

I know is that pickachu (sp) is yello!

smiles

bobbie in NJ

[Guest guest]

Perhaps we need to send this post to the folks who put together the Diagnostic

and

Symptom Manuals...lol

Dee ><)))*>

> >

> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special

> > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious.

> > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special power of having

> > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other

> > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered

> > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with

> > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.

> >

> > Miriam

> >

>

[Guest guest]

No kidding!!!!Don & Dee <pjdxxxwa@...> wrote: Perhaps we need to send this post to the folks who put together the Diagnostic and Symptom Manuals...lolDee ><)))*>> >> > Both of my kids love Pokemon. I learned recently about the special > > powers of one of these little creatures and thought it was hilarious. > > A duck like creature called Psyduck has the special

power of having > > terrible headaches. Apparently, his headache power causes other > > pokemon to become hypnotized. Hypnotism, however, is not considered > > his special power, it's the headaches. Wow, if I could hypnotize with > > my headaches wouldn't that be wonderful? LOL.> > > > Miriam> >>

[Guest guest]

Yea, they usually depict it as just lining

up objects – I know we had a very long run with the toys, until

the kids teased him out of it. Then along came pokemon.

Rl

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of and/or Robin Lemke

Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 4:38

PM

Subject: Re: ( )

Re: slightly OT unless your kid like's pokemon

No

kidding!!!!

Don & Dee

<pjdxxxwamac> wrote:

Perhaps we need to send this post to the folks who put together the Diagnostic

and

Symptom Manuals...lol

[Guest guest]

I was just looking at the Legoland website. Maybe many of our kids

have a future working at Legoland. Looks like they are building

an aquarium there too in a separate park.

>

>

> You know, I think that the love of Pokemon and Transformers and

Legos should

> be on the symptom list for Asperger because every kid diagnosed with

it loves these

> toys. lol

>

> Dee ><))))*>

>

>