Waching daily Oct 29 2018

[Inkling Doris 1] Hm hm hm.

[Inkling Mike] Tell me again. Why is she here?

[Inkling Dr. Crygor] We couldn't abandon her in a haunted forest!

[Inkling Mike] I fabricated those frequencies. Ghosts do not exist.

[Inkling Doris 1] Yes they do.

[Inkling Dr. Crygor] Whaa? [Inkling Mike] Uh...

[Inkling Doris 1] Loading. Paranormal encounter.

[Inkling Doris 1] I felt it walk right through me.

[Inkling Dr. Crygor] My fungi!

[Inkling Dr. Crygor] I dropped them! They're back in that forest.

[Inkling Dr. Crygor] Oh, Mike—

[Inkling Mike] Not on your life, buddy.

[Inkling Dr. Crygor] *panicking*

[Shadow] OK, no more Red Bull.

[Edgellie] Say what?

QUACK

For more infomation >> [GMod] Paranormal Issues: Part 2 (Halloween 2018 Video #3/3) - Duration: 0:41.

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3pm Video Forecast - Duration: 0:52.

For more infomation >> 3pm Video Forecast - Duration: 0:52.

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2018 In the Limelight Video Contest - Ryan Lee - Duration: 1:52.

hi my name is Ryan Lee and I'm on the Autism Spectrum. I was diagnosed with autism

when I was three years old. Even before I knew I was diagnosed I always knew I was

different. I always felt like the oddball out of some of my peers and I was often turned away

or people would ignore me and I really didn't understand why. I always started

ask to why I couldn't be accepted or why I couldn't fit in at school. I literally

tried to observe what other people were doing and trying to be like that to fit

in their world. But later on I realized that I can't beat and think like

everyone else and just had to be myself. I decided to look at my autism not as a

disability but as an extraordinary ability. Lately I've been working as an

autism advocate trying to get more acceptance in this world. I've written

two articles on Autism Speaks and recently had an interview on Special Books by

Special Kids. I'm also a great poem writer. I've written a few poems to bring

more acceptance. I'll read you one of them.

I call it "Awesome Autism"

Awesome is what some are born with, can be hard to make spirits lift.

To me it can be a blessing. Not a burden, but a gift.

Yes it makes it difficult, to socialize and interact. Still you can live a life.

We have feelings, thats a fact.

IT manifests in different ways Either mild or severe.

Shouldn't have to hide it No need to live in fear.

Some are affected more than others. Telling about it can be hard to share. It doesn't mean

that you're not human, we can still show a lot of care. We can still fight for

acceptance. Keep trying, it will go far. Let's not be afraid to share who we really are.

And while I'm figuring out my career path, I'm going to keep working hard to

change the world to bring more acceptance of autism in this world. Even

if you have a disability, you are still human being and can still make friends

and live a great life. And that's all. Have a good day