I mean I say it correctly in the logical sense. A "Q" does not make a "K" sound. But it's just me, I'm very very weird.crudus said:
But I AM the only one!
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Ditto.chupacabrawolf said:
Well. I have my finger prints and genetic make up. Does that count?
I'm probably the only one that wants to see/create a comic series about a crime fighting trio made up of an imam, a priest, and a rabbi. The set up would have it so that the priest would be the loose cannon that doesn't play by the rules but he gets results, dammit! And then the imam and rabbi are a buddy cop duo. That or have the rabbi and priest switch places and the rabbi works in the day while the imam and priest worked at night.
Edit: And it will all be played straight, no moronic puns, jokes, or shenanigans.
Edit: And it will all be played straight, no moronic puns, jokes, or shenanigans.
Honestly, there are enough humans in the world that the chance of you being the only one who does or thinks a particular thing is so tiny it's negligable.
Does anyone else compulsivley crick thier neck to the right when they get annoyed? Cos I do...
Does anyone else compulsivley crick thier neck to the right when they get annoyed? Cos I do...
No, you're not alone.OptimisticPessimist said:
I'm the only person who has a world record score of 84,700 in Rampage: World Tour on N64. That's something.
I'm the only person with my exact combination of tastes, although some people have rather similar ones.
Clearly this is only true if you want to look extremely closely at details.
How would you pronounce the following: pique, antique, queue? I will stress again that "mosquito" isn't (originally) an English word. It was taken directly from Spanish. Regardless, English only follows its rules maybe 70 percent of the time anyway. That is a C-. English gets a C-.PrimoThePro said:
Finding someone Hot and finding someone attractive are two completely different things in my book. I find Megan Fox to be Hot and would have sex with her if given the chance but I do in no way find her attractive.Alon Shechter said:
Even 6.5 billion is a pretty tiny number when it comes to the realms of probability. An easy way to be unique would be to shuffle a standard deck of cards (sans jokers) and read out loud the order the cards are currently in. Overall there's a little over 8.0568*10^67 ways the deck can be arranged. Even if 6.5 billion people did this once a second for 6.5 billion years, they'd only go through 2.04984*10^14 decks, less than 1/10^50 of the total number of decks.Estocavio said:
To put that number into perspective, if we had a spherical volume of space with a radius of 5 light years 1/10^50 of this area would be just 1m^3.
Try as I might the stand-out characteristics I can think of which are fairly uncommon are probably shared by a million other people on the planet. I guess the things about me that are fairly uncommon are my bad habit of having to blow on my hands and laughing like hell if someone says "pineapple" (or really anything out of the ordinary).
I think Kane and Lynch 2 should be voted game of the year.
There. I said it. The actor was amazing, the shaky cam with slight screen fuzz added an amazing atmosphere, the story is so bad, you would almost think they planned for it to be that way, and characters are nearly unforgetable. I loved every aspect of the game, and i hope they come out with another one early next year.
Im pretty sure im the only one who feels that way. And if not, the numbers are so few its laughable.
There. I said it. The actor was amazing, the shaky cam with slight screen fuzz added an amazing atmosphere, the story is so bad, you would almost think they planned for it to be that way, and characters are nearly unforgetable. I loved every aspect of the game, and i hope they come out with another one early next year.
Im pretty sure im the only one who feels that way. And if not, the numbers are so few its laughable.
I think it's quite possible that my name is one of a kind. My family name is sort of unusual and my first name is very unusual, so I see the likelihood of someone having the exact same combination as pretty small. But who knows.
What else... I guess my irrational disgust towards brass and gold could be unusual enough to be somewhat unique.
What else... I guess my irrational disgust towards brass and gold could be unusual enough to be somewhat unique.
See, I am not a hypocrite, just really weird, as I pronounce all of those like the idiot I am. Anything with a Q gets a (Kweh, or Kwee) sound, or as close as I can get to one. (PEE-kweh)(Ant-IH-kweh)(Kyoo) The last one sounds like the letter Q anyway, so I'm gonna go ahead and disregard it! XDcrudus said:
No one is unique from one single factor, it's the things that we do and remember put together that make us unique, we all have thousands of memories, experience's, habits, ideas, thoughts, disabilities, problems etc... that when together make us an individual, no one is the same, just think about every moment in your entire life, do you really believe someone else has experienced that in the same order and state as you have and have effected them in the same way?
I have broken my arm in Croatia, been go-karting in Monaco, and spent 4 and a half years living on a boat.
I think I take the prize here.
I think I take the prize here.
I started a bullshit joke-cult around a folded piece of paper I made in study hall. We have six followers.
