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Authorities just found Himalayan there.

Not sure if anyone has made a post about this, but I feel like Matty was a complete asshole throughout the entire series and that Susan deserved WAY better than him. Matty felt like an alcoholic who was always verbally abusive towards his family (especially Susan.) Susan in turn was such a nice person, she would just become submissive and not stand up for herself with Matty. I know that this was suppose to be a comedy and that maybe Matty’s character was intentionally dialed up to an exaggerated degree. But he always rubbed me the wrong way and the way he treated his family took me out of the comedy.

I know this could probably be easily found just by Googling certain keywords, but I will ask her. What was the name of the show that aired on Nick at Nite in the late 200’s, early 2010’s about a dentist who would travel the country with his family in an RV? I know this will be an easy solve, I just can’t think of the name of the show at the moment.

So I am looking for a children’s song from the 90’s. My one music teacher in grade school would always play it for us every time we had class. The only lyrics I remember from it are, “Kids are in the neighborhood cruis’n, cruis’n. Kids are in the neighborhood, on the go.” Some other lyrics I remember are “hop on your bike, get ready to go” but I am not exactly sure if they are right. It’s been stuck in my head for years, and I could never fully remember the song. Any help in figuring out this song would be very much appreciated!

He was so good at the game that throughout his whole career, he’s only lost once.

I am looking for the name of a movie that may have come out during the 80’s or 90’s (I am not sure.) The only two things I remember about it were that it’s about a lost dog (I think) and he gets picked up by a truck driver named “Tucker the Trucker.” I remember being in the hospital one time as a kid and watching it, now I can’t remember anything about it except those two things.

I am 39m and I think I may have Autism. I have never been formally diagnosed, but there are a lot things I’ve noticed about myself over the years that lead me to believe I might be on the spectrum.

I have received several psychologicals and other tests over the years due to me having a learning disability and some developmental delays. None of these tests, nor any doctors have suggested that I might have Autism but I still wonder.

I currently have the opportunity to get testing done for Autism but I am scared to take that first step. For anyone who has been diagnosed as an adult, what has the experience been like? How has your diagnosis changed your life (good or bad) and what have you learned about yourself in the process?

I could be completely off base with my feelings here, but I don’t think I will know for sure in less I find out. I am hoping this group may offer me guidance and support as I take this journey. Thank you all.