Because you might as well drink warm milk if you're not going to taste the tea?BluebellForest said:
Would this be considered weird?
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Because you can't smile while you use a hacksaw, all work and no play makes murder a dull business.FalloutJack said:
Yeah, I sometimes do that, too. When I was a kid, I think I just did it to climb up stairs faster and it just stuck with me over the years.Secret world leader (shhh) said:On-topic: Not paticularly weird, impractical though. Sometimes I run up the stairs like this:
OT: Similarly to SonicWaffle, I tend to put belongings of mine in certain pockets and putting them in different ones than normal feels strange. For example, my glasses' cleaning cloth MUST go in the front right pocket. Otherwise, everything is completely wrong and must be fixed immediately.
If I have a group or list of something, it MUST be alphabetized. Music playlist, game library, whatever. If it is not alphabetized, it is to be fixed ASAP. I may or may not have OCD. Probably not.
My hair is super oily so it balances it out and my hair never drys out so I haven't had any problems of that nature.likalaruku said:Use one of these instead. Body soap is not good for your hair; it dries it out & strips it of essential oils, especially if that soap happens to be Irish Spring.
You are not alone I always have to have stuff in the same pocket it feels so wrong in the other pocketsSonicWaffle said:
Technically speaking, there isn't really a 'normal' person. People just like to hide behind a thin veneer of 'normalcy'. A truly 'normal' person would be the most boring, bland person on the entire planet, and I'm relatively sure that probably 99% of the human population has something about them that other people would consider weird. And then that boring, bland person? He's 'weird' because he's so much different from everybody else. 'Normal' is a misnomer because it's impossible to define what makes a person 'normal'.Eclpsedragon said:
It's all just paper, but people look at me like I have six eyes instead of the usual four. Like, I'm not even joking. I think it's because one comes from the bathroom.SonicWaffle said:That's pretty ordinary, surely? It's all just paper, designed to be soft and thin. I can't really see the difference
The only LOGICAL argument I've ever seen is that toilet paper is septic safe, which means it breaks down in water. This has never been a problem for me, the tissue breaking down in my hands, but at least it's an actual reason.
That's...pretty weird. I'm sitting at my desk at work right now, and I've got a roll of toilet roll right next to the monitor that I use to blow my nose on. Nobody bats an eye to it, because it's cheaper than buying Kleenex and functionally identical.Zachary Amaranth said:It's all just paper, but people look at me like I have six eyes instead of the usual four. Like, I'm not even joking. I think it's because one comes from the bathroom.SonicWaffle said:That's pretty ordinary, surely? It's all just paper, designed to be soft and thin. I can't really see the difference
The only LOGICAL argument I've ever seen is that toilet paper is septic safe, which means it breaks down in water. This has never been a problem for me, the tissue breaking down in my hands, but at least it's an actual reason.
Next time somebody looks at you like you're a weirdo, pretend to blow your nose then stare at the paper a few seconds before giving it a tentative lick. That'll cement your reputation for being normal!
Oh, I thought you were going to say I wasn't alone about the dog/hammer thing. That's a shame, I was going to invite you to a very special sort of party...Veldie said:My hair is super oily so it balances it out and my hair never drys out so I haven't had any problems of that nature.likalaruku said:Use one of these instead. Body soap is not good for your hair; it dries it out & strips it of essential oils, especially if that soap happens to be Irish Spring.
You are not alone I always have to have stuff in the same pocket it feels so wrong in the other pocketsSonicWaffle said:
Son, you crazy. Crazy, I says! Surely milky tea gets cold much quicker too?BluebellForest said:It's like tea-flavoured milk! It has none of the bitterness of tea and not too much of the sweetness of warm milk - it's deliciousSonicWaffle said:Because you might as well drink warm milk if you're not going to taste the tea?
I can't speak for everyone but I have long hair and if I use soap instead of shampoo my hair tangles pretty bad. Soap is fine for short hair though.
And uh, yeah I do some weird stuff (Awesome stuff more like) at my school I entered at the north facing entrance and my first class was on the second floor of the north side, but the stairwell was all the way down the south side of the building. But there was this part of the building where I could do a Parkor wall run to get up to the second floor and bypass the stairs all together.
And uh, yeah I do some weird stuff (Awesome stuff more like) at my school I entered at the north facing entrance and my first class was on the second floor of the north side, but the stairwell was all the way down the south side of the building. But there was this part of the building where I could do a Parkor wall run to get up to the second floor and bypass the stairs all together.
Yeah it goes cold pretty quickly, but I like to drink my tea right away when I make a cup rather than waiting for it to cool or scolding my tongue oh a too-hot beverageSonicWaffle said:
Plus, I drink and eat everything really quickly, I never have to worry about it being cold
On an unrelated note, I see people are still mis-gendering my purpousefully girly username and female avatar :L
It's kind of weird that you're telling people this. It's your personal cleaning habits. Shouldn't really make a difference to anyone but you unless it just, y'know, doesn't actually clean you.
I've never heard of anyone doing that before, but whatever works for you.
As for me, well I don't know what you'd consider weird.
As for me, well I don't know what you'd consider weird.
DVS BSTrD said:Your personal Hygiene habits are weird and you should feel weird!
I use shampoo, but as for soap, I like a bar of soap more than body wash. What I do is I wrap the bar in a small washcloth and scrub that way. Soap saturates the cloth and doesn't slip away.shrekfan246 said:Oh man, I haven't used this gif in forever.
Shampoo has always worked miles better for me. But then, I haven't had 'short' hair since before I entered high school, and I absolutely despise bars of soap. Literally despise. I don't throw around the word 'hate' lightly, but I'll use it to describe how I feel about those stupid, useless, slippery bars of soap. I've never understood how anybody who has used a bath scrunchie and a bottle of body wash would ever be satisfied with a bar of soap afterward.
But then, I guess there are probably people who think other people that don't use loofah sponges are crazy, too, so to each their own.
I've never cared for the texture of a normal washcloth. On the few occasions that I'm forced into using a washcloth and a bar of soap, that's what I'll do as well, but I prefer the pouf and a bottle of body wash.BaronUberstein said:
And I think discussing shower habits on the internet is a bit weird in itself.
I say again - crazy. If tea isn't so bitter that it hurts to drink, then by god it isn't tea at all. It's just brown waterBluebellForest said:
Your avatar is not girly, though, it seems to be terrifying instead. She looks like she's going to eat my face.BluebellForest said:
Also, I didn't actually look, I was too busy being astonished at your cavalier attitude to tea. I was all set to challenge you to a duel!
Wait? That actually work? And no I'm not going to try it out tonight!
Also I wouldn't think it's weird per say as if it works than I can't call foul over the weirdness to it.
Also I wouldn't think it's weird per say as if it works than I can't call foul over the weirdness to it.