Guest guest Posted August 2, 2003 Report Share Posted August 2, 2003 (nelly/p diddy0 we do it for fun, we just do it for fun dirty EAT, we do it for fun Bad Boy (nelly, diddy, murphy lee) we do it for fun (this is history baby) bend then trucks, we do it for fun stack them bucks, we do it for fun and the band played on (yea) just like (i believe u cool 2 this) we do it for fun if u see me ma, we do it for fun (p diddy) bad boys 2- the soundtrack...lets go (nelly) hey girl what your name is where u from turn around who u came with is that ur ass or ur momma have a raindeer i cant explain it but damn sure glad u came here i'm still a sucker for cornrolls, u know i never changed that ur body is banging mama, but where ur brains at i'm still the same cat when i was young i was running with bad boys but now i'm older i hope they saw im running with bad boys here come another man unlike no other man candy coated woah switching in every lane yall help me- why dont ya please help me a thug is we then its ony two G i like the cocky bow legged ones like white and dominicans hispanics and asians shake it for nelly son manolos ma-no-no's i cant tell everybody and their hoochies when u do it u do it well (braves tomahawk chop done in background of chorus) (nelly) let me see u take it off (p diddy) girl go and take it off (nelly) we can even do it slow) (p diddy) we can even do it slow (nelly) take it where u wanna go (p diddy) take it where u wanna go (nelly) just take that ass to the floor (p diddy) pop somethin, move somethin shake ya tail feather girl, go and take it low (nelly) we can even do it slow (p diddy) we can even do it slow (nelly) take it where u wanna go (p diddy) take it where u wanna go (nelly) just take that ass to the floor (p diddy) pop somethin, move somethin shake ya tail feather (p diddy) now real girls get down on the floor get that money honey act like u know mama i like how u dance the way u fit in them pants enter the floor (uh) take it low (uh) girl do it agen u kno i love that now where them girls at its diddy, murphy lee and nelly how u love that (shit uh ohhh) come on we got another one player from new york to the dirty how they loving it player baby u impressive lets get to know each other u the best of the best and u got to luv it in the dress, ur the sexyest i had to tell her she's a young janet jackson live in living color look here moma, ur dead wrong for havin them pants on capri's cut low so when u shake it i see ur thong my pockets full of dough shake ur tail feather till the morning its bad boy and nelly man somebody better warn them (braves tomahawk chop done in background of chorus) (nelly) let me see u take it off (p diddy) girl go and take it off (nelly) we can even do it slow) (p diddy) we can even do it slow (nelly) take it where u wanna go (p diddy) take it where u wanna go (nelly) just take that ass to the floor (p diddy) pop somethin, move somethin shake ya tail feather girl, go and take it low (nelly) we can even do it slow (p diddy) we can even do it slow (nelly) take it where u wanna go (p diddy) take it where u wanna go (nelly) just take that ass to the floor (p diddy) pop somethin, move somethin shake ya tail feather (nelly) oh no, i hear them bad boys coming cant stop now, gotta continue my runnin cuz we go party till them lights come on an then my song start thumpin because my mic still on (murphy lee) Yo, I'm the big booty type I like them thick with their mind right (Awe) Banging personality conversate when the time right (Naw) I'm not hard I've got women to handle that They be like he the man when I'm really a Thundercat Come on you know the tics connect like Voltron Collect so much grass popo thinking we mow lawns My gohans don't match that But it matches her head wrap and the seats that I got in the lap I'm just a juvenile (Wha) Because I be about G's Keep your women wizzy man they say they have my babies I'm young like Tucker like the cash and the money (I'm going to eat my money) Man, I'm that damn hungry See I'm starving like Marvin girl I've got sixteen bars of fire is what I'm starting Plus my rats come in packs like Sammy and Dean And I got so many keys you'd think I was valet parking (braves tomahawk chop done in background of chorus) (nelly) let me see u take it off (p diddy) girl go and take it off (nelly) we can even do it slow) (p diddy) we can even do it slow (nelly) take it where u wanna go (p diddy) take it where u wanna go (nelly) just take that ass to the floor (p diddy) pop somethin, move somethin shake ya tail feather girl, go and take it low (nelly) we can even do it slow (p diddy) we can even do it slow (nelly) take it where u wanna go (p diddy) take it where u wanna go (nelly) just take that ass to the floor (p diddy) pop somethin, move somethin shake ya tail feather (nelly) oh no, i hear them bad boys coming cant stop now, gotta continue my runnin cuz we go party till them lights come on an then my song start thumpin because my mic 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Guest guest Posted August 2, 2003 Report Share Posted August 2, 2003 WHO would want to love someone that has AS??? Talk about a reason to commit suicide. > Adult Partnerships > > Due to the past belief that people with Asperger's syndrome would not have > the social skills needed to cope with a partner relationship, their needs > and those of their partners for support, information and understanding have > only recently begun to be addressed. > It is now a well-established and accepted fact that some people with > Asperger's syndrome are able to form adult relationships, marry and have > children. Ritvo and his team at UCLA have studied autism intensively > since 1963. During the 1980's they identified adults with AS. Their > attention was drawn by the spouses who noted that their partners had > symptoms similar to their autistic children who the team had diagnosed and > were treating. A letter to the editor of the Journal of Autism and > Developmental Disorders was published in 1988, and the scientific paper was > published in medical literature in 1996. > > At the end of the autistic spectrum where a person is able to work and > make close relationships, Asperger's syndrome is a hidden disorder. It is > usually only after a couple start living together that the symptoms begin to > be noticeable. For the partner with AS the challenge of trying to maintain > an intimate relationship while not understanding why their partner is angry > and upset can cause such stress that the symptoms may become worse. > > For the partner of a person with AS, their bewilderment at the puzzling > behaviour of their spouse can cause deep distress and a breakdown in their > health. Inevitably this means that there is a high divorce rate amongst > marriages where one partner has AS. Research in Holland suggests that this > is as high as 80%, and research recently done in the UK is due to be > published next year. > > It is obviously essential that to encourage relationships to continue, > support to partners is given in the form of advice and guidance on coping > strategies, information and understanding of how their spouse is affected, > and emotional support from other partners. Many partners live in fear that > their spouse's employer will find out and dismiss them. For the partner > with AS, there is as yet little help available. For those who express the > wish for a formal diagnosis, it is extremely difficult to find competent > clinicians who are able to diagnose AS in adults. GPs usually insist on > referral first to local services who do not have the necessary knowledge or > experience. No way has yet been found of explaining to a person with AS, in > a way they can comprehend, why their behaviour causes such hurt and upset in > their partner. > > There is also a great need for counsellors who have a thorough > understanding of AS. Many couples have in the past been to Relate which has > not helped, but their supervisors have now been issued with Guidance Notes > which will hopefully help them to identify if AS symptoms are part of a > couple's difficulties. > > The National Autistic Society have a leaflet 'Help for Partners of People > with Asperger's Syndrome', and their Regional Development Officers have > partners' lists, contacts, and now hold meetings for partners. > > In response to enquiries to the Helpline, a booklet has recently been > published for children who have a parent with AS. Many people with AS have > difficulty relating to babies and children and in understanding their needs. > A booklet for partners is also being prepared. > > Dr Tony Attwood held the first ever workshop for partners in March 1999 at > the London head office of the NAS, and it is hoped that another workshop > will be arranged for May 2000 when Dr. Attwood next visits the UK. This > workshop could be held in the Midlands to enable more partners from the > north of England, Scotland and Wales to attend. A transcript of the March > workshop is available on the NAS website and also the FAAAS website. Dr. > Attwood has suggested that conferences concerning adults with AS should > include in the programme relationship issues and help for partners. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2003 Report Share Posted August 2, 2003 Maralee... Do you KNOW anything about AS?? DIDNT THINK SO>>>> > Thanks, as usual, for all the good info you share, T.K. > Toodles! > >^..^< > Maralee > RE: Aspergers and love > > > Adult Partnerships > > Due to the past belief that people with Asperger's syndrome would not have the social skills needed to cope with a partner relationship, their needs and those of their partners for support, information and understanding have only recently begun to be addressed. > It is now a well-established and accepted fact that some people with Asperger's syndrome are able to form adult relationships, marry and have children. Ritvo and his team at UCLA have studied autism intensively since 1963. During the 1980's they identified adults with AS. Their attention was drawn by the spouses who noted that their partners had symptoms similar to their autistic children who the team had diagnosed and were treating. A letter to the editor of the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders was published in 1988, and the scientific paper was published in medical literature in 1996. > > At the end of the autistic spectrum where a person is able to work and make close relationships, Asperger's syndrome is a hidden disorder. It is usually only after a couple start living together that the symptoms begin to be noticeable. For the partner with AS the challenge of trying to maintain an intimate relationship while not understanding why their partner is angry and upset can cause such stress that the symptoms may become worse. > > For the partner of a person with AS, their bewilderment at the puzzling behaviour of their spouse can cause deep distress and a breakdown in their health. Inevitably this means that there is a high divorce rate amongst marriages where one partner has AS. Research in Holland suggests that this is as high as 80%, and research recently done in the UK is due to be published next year. > > It is obviously essential that to encourage relationships to continue, support to partners is given in the form of advice and guidance on coping strategies, information and understanding of how their spouse is affected, and emotional support from other partners. Many partners live in fear that their spouse's employer will find out and dismiss them. For the partner with AS, there is as yet little help available. For those who express the wish for a formal diagnosis, it is extremely difficult to find competent clinicians who are able to diagnose AS in adults. GPs usually insist on referral first to local services who do not have the necessary knowledge or experience. No way has yet been found of explaining to a person with AS, in a way they can comprehend, why their behaviour causes such hurt and upset in their partner. > > There is also a great need for counsellors who have a thorough understanding of AS. Many couples have in the past been to Relate which has not helped, but their supervisors have now been issued with Guidance Notes which will hopefully help them to identify if AS symptoms are part of a couple's difficulties. > > The National Autistic Society have a leaflet 'Help for Partners of People with Asperger's Syndrome', and their Regional Development Officers have partners' lists, contacts, and now hold meetings for partners. > > In response to enquiries to the Helpline, a booklet has recently been published for children who have a parent with AS. Many people with AS have difficulty relating to babies and children and in understanding their needs. A booklet for partners is also being prepared. > > Dr Tony Attwood held the first ever workshop for partners in March 1999 at the London head office of the NAS, and it is hoped that another workshop will be arranged for May 2000 when Dr. Attwood next visits the UK. This workshop could be held in the Midlands to enable more partners from the north of England, Scotland and Wales to attend. A transcript of the March workshop is available on the NAS website and also the FAAAS website. Dr. Attwood has suggested that conferences concerning adults with AS should include in the programme relationship issues and help for partners. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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