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10/05/2007 09:42
roy
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 Hi Guys,

as this group is getting active i think its time to get a group image instead of the default one we have now.

(you can see the fibro, bipolar, breast cancer groups).

so - if you can give me some idea of what you think it should be, i'll try to find a few for you to choose.

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10/06/2007 00:21
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 I have some lovley pics ill private mesage them and you can choose
http://groups.msn.com/AutismAndAspergersInTheFamily
MY OWN((((AWARD))) winning PERSONEL SUPPORT GROUP FOR PARENTS AND CARERS OF CHILDREN WITH ASD OR RELATED DISORDER ALL WELCOME
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10/18/2007 07:21
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 i didn't get any...

would you like to give me some idea, i'll search and give you guys a few options to choose from?
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10/18/2007 14:34
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 maybe you could put up a hugh door with knockers on it depends on where you want to go as which knocker you use.let the door squeek open with a doorman on the other side and he says something dumb and from time to time gets on your nerves.let him do a dance,get in your way then just fades away.

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10/19/2007 16:11
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 do we have to do the image thing cant it be fun,moving and enjoyable but if we have to have an image how about a shining star.a bullett train or since Autism loves things that spin How about one of those 4th of july spinners that spin after you lite them it's shape like a star.

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10/19/2007 18:39
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 a rollercoaster

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10/21/2007 05:33
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 thanks for all the ideas...

but i think we need just a single image which would be simple and descriptive. something that a newcomer would understand and relate to as well as someone who comes here all the time.

any idea?
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10/21/2007 09:17
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MY OWN((((AWARD))) winning PERSONEL SUPPORT GROUP FOR PARENTS AND CARERS OF CHILDREN WITH ASD OR RELATED DISORDER ALL WELCOME
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10/21/2007 10:18
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 Maybe this picture, I'll Private message it, its a child infront of a supposed 'out of order' candy ball machine, and the child is holding one of the candy's even though the machine said 'out of order' and it says, MY AMAZING CHILD HAS AUTISM... Its soooo adorable and sweet!

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10/21/2007 10:23
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 I couldn't private message it for some reason, so to let you know, I changed my profile picture to show the picture that I'm talking about. It should be to the left of this message then

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