Poohbearboy

The Freedom of Information Act has nothing to do with what you did; and it does not give you the right to plagiarize other peoples hard work. You can not legally go to a website and copy and paste the information with out putting it in your own words or citing it. Do you not realize someone devoted there time in to creating the article that you stole? And for god sake take a few English courses please because all of your sentences are fractured, and almost illegible.

aww no problem sweety!!! Oh and thank you. My avatar is a pic that i took!!!

No need to get all pissy. It's just a question/suggestion.

Your link to "Freedom of INformation" refers to information held by the state. The articles you copied and pasted were written by private people. As such, your American "Freedom of Information"-legislation does not apply. Otherwise, you'd be free to copy anything any private person or company has ever produced. As we all know, people get chased and sued left and right for pirating music, vidoes and software. Text is no different - you can't copy and paste without permission, or without sticking to strict rules.

I've written numerous scientific articles, and I don't want people to steal my thoughts just as much as the person who wrote the water pills-article wants you to steal her thoughts! If you want to quote something, you must
(1) make it clear which parts are not something you have written yourself,
(2) name the original author, and
(3) provide a reference as to where you've found it (e.g. link).

Yeah, I can understand what you are trying to say whenever you post too .
Many people just don't understand what it's like to have a learning disability, that it isn't a lack of effort or that you could do better if you 'simply tried a little harder.' I know this advise all sounds well and good for someone with a functionally developed brain, but it just doesn't work that way for us. We work our asses off to work on our problems. We're aware of them, we just can't fix them. Some things we can improve on, but it can be one of the hardest things to do, and we certainly learn things differently from most.

So I can understand what you're saying and where you're coming from, and that's why I befriended you. I have what can be considered a much higher functioning form of autism, but I was born with a natural gift in writing. Without that gift, I honestly don't know what my writing would look like, lol. You're still a winner in my books man .

I can understand what you post so its all cool!!!! *huggles*

Why don't you get your parents to teach you or hire a tutor or something?

All I'm saying is that it's extremely difficult to read your posts and you don't seem to be making much of an effort to improve your skills...

I have to say that I'm not quite convinced since you won't even tell me what learning disability you have...

And even if you really do have a learning disability, I don't see why you can't learn proper grammar. I mean seriously, do you actually talk like you post?

What learning disability?

I've been reading some of your post and, well, no offense, but it's made me wonder... Have you ever passed an English class?

Hello baby,

I'm an adult baby living in Belgium, wanna become your friend. Will you please add me at marek162004 on yahoochat.

Hope to talk to you soon baby

hey i saw u work in ems i am a paramedic in MA and NH i also work with an medic that also has autism keep up the good work

Take care friend and goodnight.

Hows it going babylife?

Welcome to ADISC. I love all things Winnie the Pooh. Really like your avatar. Took me 2 months and help from several ADISC Members to finally get my bunny avatar. Hang in there.