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Suspected asd in 7yr old ds1 & toilet problems!
(22 Posts)Only your dh can decide about himself really.
TBH sometimes/often schools need a rocket up their backsides to do what they should be doing. Applying for a statement is a good way to show you're prepared to assert yourself even if you don't follow through.
I think they'd be shocked by me doing that..! I do like his class teacher but I don't think the senco has much experience with asc.. Thanks for your answer to dla poltergoose :-) its interesting because actually ds has this thing about his coat that i just kind of forget possibly isn't neurotypical! He's worn the same version of his coat since reception from the same shop :-) but he doesn 't mind change of routines..? Do you think if dh was officially dx that would help? Ds school is 'good' but they have just been ofsteded so will look for the results - i'm not sure what other school options are tbh.. Only private .. Which might not necessarily be better?
You can and should apply for a statement yourself, see IPSEA for letter templates and guidance.
You could look at other schools.
Anything else i can do you think?
Thanks so much for the advice so far!
Feel like i've been in a fight - senco won't start the statementing process even though he's been on action plus since year 1. Just called the hospital and he's on a 7 month waiting list for stage 2 asc assesement. And because literacy is at 25th centile his one to one is stopping at school.. Thats the only bit of school that is a 'bit ok' his words.. Anything I can do do you think?
For me DLA helps financially, I am very limited in the number of hours I can work as ds would not cope with childcare/holiday care type thing. It does cost more having ds, it helps with the cost of his food (he's a food refuser on a very limited diet so I buy the best I can to make sure everything is as nutritionally dense as possible, also waste food trying to get him to try stuff), he is similar with clothes, sensory difficulties mean I often have to spend more on clothes and shoes and many items are refused (after I've removed labels and washed them to prepare them for him), to pay for books and workbooks to support his development, sensory equipment, supporting his special interests...
What it also does is provides official recognition that he has a disability. In reality that doesn't mean much but it makes me feel more confident asserting his rights or asking for adaptation or flexibility (which might just be using a 'disabled toilet' or when Tube staff stopped an escalator for us to walk down when ds had a meltdown in a tube station)
Yes i think his presentation is often 'subtle'. I need to talk the talk but i feel like i don't really know where to start - he is very 'subtle' will look up that book poltergoose - thanks so much. Stupid question alert but what exactly would we gain by getting dla? Sorry for all the typos tired and i'm on my iphone!
Having to remind him 500 times to brush his teeth is exactly the sort of thing that qualifies him for DLA. It isn't based on diagnosis but needs. So, my ds is 10, I still have to hold his hand to cross a road and I have to remind him to go to the toilet and I have to wipe his bum. He needs encouragement to eat and to leave the house. We have to prepare to the n'th degree every trip or outing or change in routine. And so much more. It's only when I do the DLA form I remember how much I do and how much it's become our 'normal'.
My dp and me probably also have Aspergers. Sometimes it helps to understand where ds is coming from, sometimes I suspect we don't have the same expectations a more neuro-typical parent might have.
I found that ds's presentation could be quite subtle when he saw professionals, I read lots and made sure I could talk the talk, I knew how he fitted the dx criteria, I had to really persuade the first paed we saw to pursue assessment. Have you read Tony Attwood on Aspergers?
I was told by the paed (who diagnosed ds), the SALT, and nursery senco that ds wouldn't get a statement either... he has 20 hours a week TA. Yes you can ask them to get the ball rolling, talk to them at your meeting tomorrow.
Oh and yes there's probably always been a level of anxiety around school loos..
He's been on action plus since about yr 1 stockandbloom can i just demand from the senco tomorrow (have a booked meeting) the statement process to start?? I was told by his senco at his infants school that he'd never get a statement. He's not 'bad' enough.. Her words..
My dh has almost certainly got Aspergers.
Thanks PolterGoose we wouldn't be illegible for DLA surely until there is a dx? Yes the assessment we're currently waiting for is from the hospital - so seeing a team of doctors etc for a full screening.. He was observed at the end of year two by two doctors but the report was so vague and they felt he was 'ok'. Luckily a really nice dr got back in touch after ds's new yr 3 teacher filled out a questionnaire.
I find it incredibly difficult to say what he's 'like'. However I sippose watching his probable neurotypical siblings grow older its becoming more apparent..
Main prob at home is he won't do simple tasks like beushing his teeth unless i remind him 500 times and touch his shoulder to draw him into me. And i feel i've always been bis sort of 'translator' for the world. He is well liked by all who know him however..
My ds would withhold all day at nursery, reception and part of Y1. Ended up with bladder infection, and couple of soiling incidents when he just couldn't hold it. Also affected his concentration, as you can imagine being desperate to go to the loo would do.
In his case (he has HF autism) he was really anxious about the school toilets. He hated the smell and the noise (of flush, of the pipes, of other children) more than the process of actually going, as he was fine at home (after lots of work when much younger). It took a process of gradual acclimatisation to them, step-by-step, with rewards for every small step he'd take. Eg first his TA made the loo a 'fun' place (eg stickers on the wall), and just going into the loo = reward. Then spending 1 minute in there = reward. Then sitting on loo (with trousers on) = reward. Etc etc gradually building up to actually going. Then repeat process for flushing. The whole thing took months and months, and lots of patience from his TA and our team.
I wonder whether it's anxiety about the toilets with your ds too? Like yours, mine still avoids using the school loo for poo if he can, even now, and will go almost as soon as he gets home. His body has probably got into this rhythm now, so maybe because you went to the park rather than home this is why it happened?
Are school providing any support for him?
While you're waiting for assessment (from Child Development paed?) have they talked to you about applying for a statement? If there've been concerns since he was in pre-school I'd think this would be justified.
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I really noticed the change just after my ds started juniors, others here have too. There is possibly a testosterone surge in boys at about this age which can exacerbate any difficulties. My ds is 10.6 now and has a primary dx of Aspergers.
EP's can't usually dx ASDs, you really need to see your GP and get referred to whatever your local arrangements are, here it was direct to developmental paed, some areas it is CAMHS, community paed or child development centre.
How is he at school? and home?
coppertop He's extremely regular same time everyday after school but yes bursting by the time we get home. He 's never wanted to ask to go to the loo at school. Just thought today it would be nice to go to the park - i've got 2 other dc's..
School seem to be on it and a letter has been sent to his new junior school asking he is also assessed by ed phyc. Because of dyslexic tendencies.
What is DLA?
It sounds like it might have been caused by the 'overflow' that sometimes comes with constipation. Lactulose can really help with this.
Thanks so much for the replies both of you. You're right I really need to keep making a note of these things.. A couple of weeks ago he soiled himself in the car :-( awful!
There's been a large Q mark ever since preschool.. Hoping we get the assessment date soon..
Thats really interesting about the gap widening a 7 poltergoose did this happen for dc?
Hi lavender (((hugs))) and
Have you done any reading on ASD? What's your thoughts? It's really common for developmental conditions like ASDs to become much more noticeable at around 7, it's like the gap suddenly widens between our kids and their typical peers.
It is really worth making notes when you read stuff, keep a diary of ds's behaviour and video what he's like at home, especially if it's different to his school behaviour.
Is he getting any support at school? Is the assessment through your GP?
Are you aware you can apply for DLA?
Ooops advice
Hi lavender and welcome to the board.
Does your Ds struggle with constipation? It is really common and can cause soiling problems.
Also sensory issues around using toilets away from home can be a big problem.
You will get lots of advise from the lovely people on this board, stick around
Hi there i'm at a complete loss.. :-( Number two accident today after school in the park - he didn't tell me he needed the loo just went off for a while in the bushes..
School suspects possible asd - we're waiting for an assesment date..
Thanks so much for any thoughts - feeling quite upset by it :-(
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The standoff continues this morning in Midland City, Ala., where a 5-year-old boy has been held captive in an underground bunker since Tuesday, when a gunman abducted him from a school bus after killing the driver.
Authorities are talking to the suspect, 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes, through a pipe that leads to the bunker. Local Sheriff Wally Olson, according to AL.com, says "there is no reason to believe the child has been harmed."
Idaho's KHQ-TV spoke with a sister of the fatally wounded bus driver, who authorities say had tried to stop the gunman from taking any of the children. Vicki Upchurch says her brother, Charles Poland, "would have done anything to protect those kids."
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Press Release
WFDF 2016 World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) Final Standings
13 August 2016
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) 2016 World Junior (Under-20) Ultimate Championships (WJUC) concluded Saturday, August 6 with the Canadian Women's and the USA Men's teams winning gold at the Polemarsowe Fields in Wroclaw in front of 1,500 enthusiastic local and international spectators. Silver was awarded to the USA Women's and Canadian Men's teams. Bronze medals went to the Colombian Women's team and the Great Britain Men's team who won the 3rd place game Friday. The Ireland Women's team and the Australian Men's team won the Spirit of the Game awards.
Read more: WFDF 2016 World Junior Ultimate Championships (WJUC) Final Standings
WFDF Launches a Development Grants Program to Support Projects by Member Associations or Individuals - Also establishes a Disc Missionary Program
26 November 2013
The WFDF is pleased to announce that it has established two new programs to support the global development of flying disc sports.
Under the Development Grants Program, funding will be provided to support worthy ideas brought to the board by Member Associations or individuals. For the purposes of the program, "development" is defined broadly, and could include the introduction of disc sports into new countries, the expansion of disc sports activity in developing countries, gender inclusion projects, programs for spirit of the game education, youth programs, coaches training, anti-doping education, etc. Grants will be for amounts up to US$1,500 including the value of discs that may be a part of the request, with most grants expected to be in the range of US$250-400. WFDF is also making available a Disc Missionary Program, where flying disc athletes travelling to areas where disc sports are not actively practiced may receive a package of 10 discs to distribute. The applicant must provide information about the trip and explain how they intend to introduce disc sports to a new population. Discraft has generously agreed to contribute the discs being made available under these programs.
WFDF announces creation of four new Commissions addressing Sport for All and Development, Athlete`s Entourage, Ethics, and Youth and Sport
15 March 2013
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF), in an effort to enhance its governance procedures and to get input from leading disc sport experts from around the globe in several key areas, announced today the creation and composition of four new Commissions: Sport for All and Development, Athletes' Entourage, Ethics, and Youth and Sport. Together with the Athletes' Commission and Women in Sport Commission that were previously established, this brings WFDF into full compliance with the institutional framework for best practices outlined by the International Olympic Committee for international sports federations.
Spain to Host the 2013 BULA & WFDF European Championships of Beach Ultimate
13 November 2012
The World Flying Disc Federation today announced that the BULA & WFDF 2013 European Championships of Beach Ultimate (ECBU2013) will be held on Calafell Beach, Tarragona (Spain) 27-30 June 2013. All European nations are invited to send national teams to participate in the Open, Women, Mixed, Masters, Women Masters, Mixed Masters, and Grand Masters divisions.
Read more: Spain to Host the 2013 BULA & WFDF European Championships of Beach Ultimate
WFDF 2013 World Under-23 Ultimate Championships to be held in Toronto, Canada
02 February 2012
The World Flying Disc Federation today has announced that the WFDF 2013 World Under-23 Ultimate Championships will be hosted in the city of Toronto, Canada. The event will be held from July 22, 2013 to July 28, 2013 at the facilities at York University Toronto, Canada, with the finals being held on the main field at the York venue on July 28, 2013. WU23 2013 will welcome 40+ teams from over 20 nations in 3 divisions of competition: Open, Women's, and Mixed. The bid will be hosted by the Toronto Ultimate Club (TUC) who will serve as the WFDF 2013 World Under-23 Ultimate Championships Organising Committee (TOC).
Read more: WFDF 2013 World Under-23 Ultimate Championships to be held in Toronto, Canada
World Flying Disc Federation Call for Candidates: 2011 Elections
30 October 2011
WFDF is seeking enthusiastic, skilled, and committed candidates for its 2011 Board of Directors and Ultimate Committee Elections.Complete nominations must be received by the Nominating Committee by 9 November 2011, and the elections will run from 15 November 2011 to 15 December 2011, with results announced by 31 December 2011 subject to confirmation of acceptance by elected candidates.
The following positions are open for election to two-year terms to the Board of Directors commencing on 1 January 2012 and concluding 31 December 2013:Read more: World Flying Disc Federation Call for Candidates: 2011 Elections
WFDF announces 2012 World Ultimate and Guts Championships to take place in Japan
10 August 2011
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) announced today that it has awarded the 2012 World Ultimate and Guts Championships (WUGC) to the Japan Flying Disc Association (JFDA). This quadrennial event will be hosted in the city of Sakai, Japan, 7 – 14 July 2012. Upon the recommendation of the Ultimate and Guts Committees, the WFDF Board of Directors approved the bid from the JFDA during their latest meeting, thus returning the World Championships to Japan for the first time since 1992.
Read more: WFDF announces 2012 World Ultimate and Guts Championships to take place in Japan
Harvey Brandt and Lori Daniels take Gold at 2011 WFDF World Overall Championships in Fort Collins
22 July 2011
Harvey Brandt won the Open Division title with a total of 342.5 points and Lori Daniels took gold for the Women with 70 points in the 2011 WFDF World Overall Flying Disc Championships which were held in Fort Collins, Colorado, 18 - 23 July 2011. This was the 10th World Overall Championships sanctioned by WFDF (the first was held in 1987) and featured seven individual disc disciplines: accuracy, discathon, freestyle, disc golf, self-caught flight, double disc court, and distance.
WFDF Pan-American Ultimate Championships (PAUC) to be held in Medellín, Colombia, on 24 – 27 November
08 June 2011
WFDF is pleased to announce that the WFDF 2011 Pan-American Ultimate Championships (PAUC) will be held in Medellín, Colombia, from 24 – 27 November 2011. Upon the recommendation of the Ultimate Committee, the WFDF Board of Directors approved the bid from the Asociacion de Jugadores de Ultimate en Colombia (AJUC, Ultimate Players Association in Colombia) during their last meeting, thus accepting the Colombian bid for the first event of this kind in the Americas. PAUC will be a club level championship, with up to two teams per country per division (open and womens) permitted.
"We are excited to announce the first ever Pan-American Ultimate Championship. It is a goal for WFDF to strengthen the Continental Ultimate Championship series to complement our World Championships", stated WFDF President Robert L. "Nob" Rauch. "Of note, local organizer Mauricio Moore and his team view the event as a test run for the 2013 World Games and expect it to generate excitement for Ultimate in advance of those games. Further, the event will be run in conjunction with a social development project sponsored by the Institute of Sports and Recreation of Medellín INDER".
WFDF Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Peace and Sport
09 May 2011
World Flying Disc Federation is pleased to announce that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the organization known as Peace and Sport ("P&S"). The purpose of the MoU is to establish the basis for cooperation between the two organizations to pursue programs targeted at youth in troubled areas where sports may be used as a reconciliation tool to further the goal of peace. P&S currently has projects in Israel/Palestine, Colombia, Burundi, India/Pakistan, Ivory Coast, Timor, and Haiti. WFDF pursues its development goals through support of Ultimate Peace, a non-profit organization founded and run by David Barkan and Linda Sikorsky of the USA, for which WFDF currently serves as fiscal sponsor, and it is expected to leverage its relations with the two organizations to pursue activities in the near term in Colombia and Israel.
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THE WESTERN STATES 100: Witness the jaw dropping, adrenalin pumping, sweat flying adventure of the Western States Endurance Run-one of the oldest ultra trail events in the world and certainly one of the most challenging: one day-100 miles Extreme mental and physical preparation are of utmost importance to each runner, for the mountains, although beautiful, are relentless in their challenge and unforgiving to the ill-prepared.Relentless, indeed! You can find your local channel here. Be sure to set your Tivo's (ha, ha - just kidding Jeep World of Outdoor Sports - we'll all watch the commercials, we promise)
Scott Dunlap's blog of trail running, ultrarunning, triathlon, and other life adventures. I enjoy the physical, emotional, and spiritual journey of outdoor events and the chance to meet cool people. This blog contains interviews, research, original fiction, new product ideas, and all things trail running.
Friday, July 27, 2007
2007 Western States on NBC tomorrow (Sat, 7/28 @ 3pm EST)
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Better than no coverage at all, but agree with Kathy. Even my wife thought it was too superficial to be interesting, and more like a little promo for Montrail (nothing against Montrail, some of shoes are theirs). There is a lot of stuff that I think if done right, laypeople can appreciate.
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Fabio Coentrão hoping for January exit from Real Madrid
Portuguese left-back, Fabio Coentrão is hoping Real Madrid will allow him to leave the Santiago Bernabeu this January, after the 25-year-old has failed to see consistent minutes this season.
Coentrão appeared to be headed to Manchester United at the close of last summer's transfer window, but his replacement, Granada's Guilherme Siqueira joined Portuguese side, Benfica instead, forcing Real Madrid to back out of negotiations.
Despite reportedly being devastated by the failed move, Coentrao surprisingly signed a contract extension with the club until June 2018, this past November.
However, Spanish sports daily, AS is reporting that the defender, who has just recently rejoined the team after being out since mid-November with a torn hamstring, is looking to leave the club to boost his chances of making it to and being fully fit for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
There is no lack of suitors for the moody defender, as Manchester United are still interested and lead the pack of teams that have made enquiries into the player's availability in recent weeks.
Italian Serie A side, AC Milan are also rumoured to be interested in saving Coentrão from his back-up role behind Marcelo.


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Spider villains
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In the comics, movies, cartoons, and whatever else they made, Spider-man fights a large cast of colorful, unrealistically revenge obsessed super villains. Some of them are dressed as animals, showing Spider-man's hatred of nature. Others have the power of some natural element, and others were invented at the last minute when the artist and or writer was on drugs.
edit Kream of the Kraut Villains
These are the most popular of Spidey's foes. They appear somewhere in every single Spider-man movie, book, toy, videogame, sex toy, and underwear ever made. Everyone in the universe knows about them, ecspecially if they've lived under a rock for 58,000 years.
edit Green Goblin
The heavily capitalized arch enemy of Spider-man, who is not gay. Despite the fact that he wears purple, carries a purse, wears a tight, skimpy outfit, throws like a girl, and used to have big girly eye lashes. Can't make up his mind if he wants to kill spider-man or make him his heir. There are over 500,000 cheap rip offs of him. Famous for killing Gwen Stacy when she wouldn't let him date her mom, even though he knew it was wrong. Original was Norman Osborne who ran Norman Osborne Computers but Spider-Man endorsed the Commodore 64 and put Norman Osborne out of business so he became the first Green Goblin. Then he left secret Goblin labs all over New York city for any schmuck to find and we had over a dozen ripoffs including Harry Osborne and Ozzy Osborne as the next few Green Goblins.
edit Dock Ock
An evil octopus who operates around docks. Sabotages ships, slips up sailors, frees the fish, and covers everything in ink. He received his PhD in ink squirting from Gotham Academy.
edit Octopus Doctor
Another octopus villain who wanted to practice medicine in New York. However, all the hospitals had an anti-animal policy, so he built robotic arms and legs and unleashed his wrath upon the New Yorkers. Somewhat susceptible to six-ring plastic beer can holders, assuming one can keep his two free limbs under control.
edit Vulture
An old bald person whose family dumped him in a crooked nursing home and forgot he ever existed. After being subjected to such cruel treatment, he made some wings and attacked every young person in sight. His wings and suit are electro magnetic based, so he flies by attaching himself to airplanes. There are currently 726,000 people on his revenge list, but he mostly just shouts at people.
edit Queenpin
The lesbian crime lord of New York. Fat, ugly, muscular, and bald from chemo, she wants to get revenge on all women prettier than her. Has massive lesbian strength that is matched only by her ugliness.
edit J. Jonah Jameson
An evil Hitler clone who happens to be Peter Parker's boss. Constantly tries to turn the public against Spider-man with his mighty yellow journalism powers. Has an uncooperative sidekick Robbie the editor boy. Also used to be Jenna Jameson.
edit Eugene "Flash" Thompson
A stupid jerk who bullied Peter in high school. But later on, he becomes Peter's friend, and stops being such a dumb jerk. However, this dosn't matter since been officially labeled as "school bully" for all eternity.
edit B-list villains
Villains who are not quite as famous as the Kream of the Kraut ones, but still pretty close. They usually appear in 93% of all merchandise, and most people think they remember them.
edit Rey Mysterio
A WWF wrestler who is also a master of illusions. Constantly gets defeated and humiliated by Spider-man in the ring.
edit Sandman
A man who can turn himself into sand. Theoretically, he should be able to turn into any shape, yet he is usually limited to turning his arms into hammers. Can always come back, no matter how many times he is "killed". He also took up 80% of Spider-man 3's movie budget and was the only likable character.
edit Kraven the Dentist
A globe trotting world renowned dentist. Is often defeated by Peter Parker's mighty cavities.
edit Carnage
Spawned off by the massive fame Venom received. He dosn't have much in the way of character. But since he's so damn powerful, he don't need any integrity. Hey, let's overuse and abuse him along with Venom and create hundreds of stupid symbiote characters. Fans are sure to love that. Also no one noticed that he came from the exact same thing and had a whole new list of powers that venom didn't.
edit Rhino
A very strong, durable guy, who is very strong. So strong it's been said that he can actually lift the newest HD TVs (which are now like 2000 inches big). And he has super genius powers as well, he can figure out questions that have puzzled man for centuries such as "what's love but a second hand emotion"? He even figures out what 2+2 is (its actually 3, thanks to the new addition tax that has been placed). Recently got killed by poachers, for his ivory horns.
edit Lizard
An escapee from Jurassic Park. He wants to destroy humanity and replace it with his kind, so he's like a typical robot, except more organic.
edit Shocker
Generic rob-a-bank villain #254. Uses vibrators as both weapons and sex toys. It remains a mystery as to why he's called "shocker" since he dosn't use electricity. Shocker actually has a decent win-lose record against Spider-man, but it dosn't matter since he's been labled as "stupid loser" for all eternity.
edit Electro
Generic rob-a-bank villain #139, who SHOOTS TEH LIGHTNING. Mostly used in fillers.
edit Scorpion
Created by Ronald McDonald, to destroy the shoe industry by sleeping in people's shoes. But fortunately, Spider-man was immune to his sleep-in-a-shoe power because he didn't wear shoes. Anchovies and annoying robot sidekicks are his only weakness.
edit 5th rate villains
You may not exactly remember these guys, but they'll sure leave a bad taste in your mouth. I speak from personal expirience.
edit Spencer Smythe
A villain who uses robots to do his work for him. At first he was just an eccentric inventor who killed Spider-mens as a hobbie. Later he morphed into a generic, revenge obsessed mad scientist who had no life. Damn Romita! Then he later dies of Cancer, because Leo got lost and Ares forgot to bring bullets.
edit Alistar Smythe
The secret son of Spencer Smythe. At first he was just a fat nerd who lived in his dad's basement until...wait, he never did move out. When the food ran out at his dad's place, he swore revenge and took steroids to become big and muscular. But despite his new sexy body, he still was lazy and let robots do his work. When the effects of the steroids wore off, he went back to the basement.
edit John Smythe
The secret grandson of Spencer Smythe. He's a baby right now so he doesn't do much. Although he drools and makes big stinkies.
edit Charmeleon
A villain who hides behind his disguises and lets manipulation do his work. How a 3 feet tall pokemon with a flaming tail can become a master of disguise remains a mystery. Professor Oak gave him to Spider-man as his starting villain.
edit Hydroman
An alternative costume for Sandman only a pirate instead of a burglar. In personality he's as deep as a wet napkin. A napkin that he wetted.
edit Jackass
A Green donkey who manipulates other villains into doing his dirty work. Then he leaves the clean work to the maids. Later on makes a clone army to fight the Separatists and save the Republic.
edit Tarantula
An off brand Latino version of Captain Ah-merry-cah from the South America nation of Delvadia who commands the death squads for the local dictatorship. He than later travels to Ah-merry-cah so he can Keel thee Ah-merry-con Peeg-dogs. Armed with toe spikes, which make it hard for him to walk.
edit The Terrible Tinkerer
A cheap Chinese knock off of Toy Man who uses poisonous lead painted tinker toys, legos, and erector sets as weapons.
edit Negative Uncle Ben
When Peter Parker made a deal with Mephisto to undo his marriage, Mephisto created Negative Uncle Ben. Negative Uncle Ben was the exact opposite of Positive Uncle Ben. He was a raging drug addict, and would constantly give young boys named Peter excellent advice on topic such as dating, and getting bit by radioactive spiders.
Superheroes and heroines | Captain Planet - The Amazing Fiber-Man - Spider-Woman - Mary Jane - The Incredible Hunk-Iron Man - The Scarlet Spider - Daredevil - Dr. Strange - The Punisher - Ghost Rider - Deadpool - Igloo - The other Captain Marvel - Stan Lee |
Supervillains | Blackheart - Dr. Doom - Electro - Galactus - Green Goblin - Juggernaut - Mecha-Dracula - Rob Liefeld - Batroc - Kool-Aid Man - Loki - The Hobgoblin - Fred Phelps - Blackout the Vampire - Venom - Dr. Octopus - Spider-Man's Rogue's Gallery - The Creature |
X-Men | Professor X - Apocyclopse - Gene Grey - Beast - Wolverine - Bishop - Cable the Larry Guy |
Other | Avengers - Fantastic Four - Inhumans - Wang |


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WATCH: Life in fast forward; teen takes selfie every day for 7 years
Can you imagine posing for a selfie every day for 7 years? A teen named Hugo Cornellier just did it and he has a video of all the images, from the age of 12 to 19, to prove it.
The video, which was posted to YouTube, has already generated more than 1.5 million views as visitors take a look at his life in fast forward.
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