According to a new opinion from the Twilight Zones, a car designer who thought of nice cup holders or the dealer who pays attention to details in preparing your contract is autistic and on a spectrum. But, it seems the company who trained them to pay attention to detail would have to be on the Spectrum according to this new asinine idea categorising all work and workers involved in pedantic, life saving details. Wolfgang Porsche who paid attention to detail in designing a perfectly weighted and balanced vehicle that would never get stuck in the snow regardless of the torque would be autistic in the extent to which he paid attention to detail. I'm not autistic. I'm black. I don't design cup holders for vehicles. German and Japanese people do and some Koreans also. Maybe a few Africans pitch rather often..and some Americans with those 90 lockable power seats. But, if I did I would be Egyptian; not autistic. I might design other things though. But, I submit like a good dog to the training white people give you and then they say, "Don't be a nigger and don't forget anything I told you brother"..and I say I's good SO AS to just honor the good white people and some Black and Chinese people who work you and drill you so you understand this civilization all began in Egypt with a worshipful observation of all life and the pain staking energy devoted to paying attention to detail; awoh! Big up Egypt..respect boss man. I would like to meet that Toyota designer who paid attention to detail with the LE MANS "Denzo 5" championship winning design; Arigato!!!!! But, if paying attention to detail is autism, then every piano student and every piano teacher and every math teacher or English teacher would be autistic. Every soldier who could then load his rifle as trained is autistic. Did you see the split infinitive in this paragraph or the Japanese? Then this means the lead character in the movie the Firm; he's autistic. Just stop the noise man...because then the movie director...he's autistic and de de de screen writer and de de de musician....so hear what happened now. The pizza designer would be autistic and the French cook preparing the Fois Gras. Nothing can go like this. From Merci Bien!

 According to a new opinion from the Twilight Zones, a car designer who thought of nice cup holders or the dealer who pays attention to details in preparing your contract is autistic and on a spectrum. But, it seems the company who trained them to pay attention to detail would have to be on the Spectrum according to this new asinine idea categorising all work and workers involved in pedantic, life saving details.   Wolfgang Porsche who paid attention to detail in designing a perfectly weighted and balanced vehicle that would never get stuck in the snow regardless of the torque would be autistic in the extent to which he paid attention to detail.  I'm not autistic.  I'm black.  I don't design cup holders for vehicles. German and Japanese people do and some Koreans also.  Maybe a few Africans pitch rather often..and some Americans with those 90 lockable power seats.    But, if I did I would be Egyptian; not autistic.   I might design other things though.  But, I submit like a good dog to the training white people give you and then they say, "Don't be a nigger and don't  forget anything I told you brother"..and I say I's good SO AS to just honor the good white people  and some Black and Chinese people who work you and drill you so you understand this civilization all began in Egypt with a worshipful observation of all life and the pain staking energy devoted to paying attention to detail; awoh!  Big up Egypt..respect boss man. I would like to meet that Toyota designer who paid attention to detail with the LE MANS  "Denzo 5" championship winning design; Arigato!!!!! But, if paying attention to detail is autism, then every piano student and every piano teacher and every math teacher or English teacher would be autistic.  Every soldier who could then   load his rifle as trained is autistic.   Did you see the split infinitive in this paragraph or the Japanese?   Then this means the lead character in the movie the Firm;  he's autistic.  Just stop the noise man...because then the movie director...he's autistic and de de de screen writer and de de de musician....so hear what happened now.  The pizza designer would be autistic and the French cook preparing the Fois Gras. Nothing can  go like this.   From Merci Bien!  



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