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Proud to be an Aspie?

Whack.... (sound of crashing glad and car alarm). Stroke & distance, back to the tee! Teeing four, hitting five!
 
I didn't get the context of that at all!


Whack! FORE RIGHT!!!! OWWW, MY &%$&#@+ EYE!!! I CANT SEE!!!
 
WHACK...... CLICK,CLICK,CLICK( down the road it goes, destination, New Haven, Kentucky!)
 
Being an Aspie is going to be unnecessarily difficult for you if you don't learn how to roll out of a faux pas. Social klutziness/clumsiness is one of our identifying features.

From an Aspie friend on another site: "If the only time that you open your mouth is to change feet, you might be an Aspie...!"
 
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I spend most of my time in a place where being an Aspie is a good thing. Aspergers and golf go together like perfectly. Aspergers & the rest of Homo sapiens, I'm not so sure about. I feel so bad for misunderstanding Bellatrix's post. I hope he forgives me.
 
Whack...(ball role 3 feet and stops on a sprinkler head, which promptly turns on!.). :(:(
 
OK, I still hope he'll forgive me.
WHACK..... (sound of breaking glass, clanging of pots and pans falling to the floor) uhhh, Fore?!?!
 
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