It gets rather boring doesn't it?
We can only apolagise (*@ I can't spell#@ ) for a blantant hi-jacking of a thread that bears nowt to do with this forum.
I'll put my two pennies worth in for what's it worth....if anything. It's important to appreciate that most people have some sort of difficulty or disability or are connected with someone who does. I myself was diagnosed with learing difficulties of dyslexia and dyspraxia and I have mild speech difficulites.
For anyone who wants to know more about Dyslexia and Dyspraxia visit these links:
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I was lucky enough to be diagnosed at an early age, and spent a couple of years from the age of 4 in a special needs boarding school, and had special needs right up until the age of about 11 when they basically decided they didn't want to fund my support any more. Luckily I've managed to fend for myself since, although it has been a struggle, but it has given me a good insight into my own condition and I pretty much know and understand exactly how it affects me. Many people would be surprised if I told them I'm a "learning diff" because in general I hide it well.
As a child I often got bullied... obviously I don't know exactly why, but I guess it's because children are afraid of difference. I know exactly what it feels like to be taunted and chanted at, being called Spastic. To this day I have a adhere dislike of the word and I don't take kindly to people using it to anybody even if out of playful jest. I appreciate they probably don't understand much about it, so I let them know.
As people grow, up I generally found them much more tolerant, and understanding, suddenly it gets easier to interact because most people "grow up"
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In short, It's very unfair to point fingers and accuse people of low tolerance to peoples difficulites. And Math is not excluded from the v12 forums because he has one. If that were true, then I wouldn't be on the forum, probably most of the others wouldn't be on there either.