That test is kind of easy to tell what would or wouldn't be the Asperger's diagnosis.

My 9 year old is diagnosed though, so I am more familiar with the various symptoms and see them daily. Although some people have misconceptions about what autism is and people with autism act.

It is easy to see why a lot of Aspie's end up on the internet or in computer oriented fields.

I scored a 26, but then I work in IT, in an area that involves people with a lot of engineering and math background. The score wasn't any surprise to me.

I scored a 14, which looked like it was below "average", whatever that means.

From this, I conclude that I am very cool. Heed all of my words carefully!

Alex: At 13, I be cooler than thee!

I figure that means that I am sensitive to other people in the room, but not much more than that.

Uh-oh. My 38 score seems pretty far out there. Worse, if I had answered the questions honestly, my score would be nearer to 50. Fortunately, I am not a blogger but rather just a Joe Schmoe in search of information not tainted by the MSM.

32 for me, which is close to where I stood on the same test in the past. I may have been as low as 27 or 28 before. It's probably on one of the blogs somewhere, and was the same test, just less pretty. Not a surprise.

John B: you and me, kid. 13

Dave: It must be that we're among the kinder and gentler folk.

14, so I guess I am an IT geek who can make good cocktail chatter when necessary...

7, and I thought I was pretty geeky.

18. It's interesting to note these results from Vox Day's blog. The atheism-inclined like Dr. Meyers scored much higher on average toward the AS range than the religiously-inclined.