What do u do that u think no one else does?

[quote name='The Successful Dropout']
i also like to post responses in multiple posts consecutively...rather than all in one post[/QUOTE]

really? :lol:
 
I only like to floss my teeth when i'm watching a movie or when I'm driving my car (especially in traffic).

I refuse to let anything get out of place in my kitchen at work, yet I couldn't care less how my kitchen at home looks as long as it's cleaned once a week.

I buy shampoo and conditioner compulsively.

I forget to eat two of the three meals on most days
 
Gamer's Girlfriend said:
I only like to floss my teeth when i'm watching a movie or when I'm driving my car (especially in traffic).

I refuse to let anything get out of place in my kitchen at work, yet I couldn't care less how my kitchen at home looks as long as it's cleaned once a week.

I buy shampoo and conditioner compulsively.

I forget to eat two of the three meals on most days

And on the other days she forgets all 3... :roll:
 
[quote name='eldad9']Thank you for being a decent person.

Like I tell my co-workers: you invited the insects inside by leaving food for them. You have no right to kill them. If you don't want them here just stop feeding them.[/QUOTE]

This is ridiculous. When you wash your hands, you're killing living things - i.e. bacteria. Even if you're a vegetarian, you kill living things (plants) when you eat. I suggest you don't bathe or eat if you don't want to be branded a hypocrite. C'mon people, insects are not complex enough beings to have emotions, feelings or thoughts. I'd guarantee you if your home was invaded by termites, you'd call an exterminator to vanquish them off the face of the earth.
 
[quote name='markholladay']I drink a lot of water. This is not that odd. But you know those big 64 ounce jugs they sell at Wallmart or wherever? I always have that filled up by my computer, or while watching TV, or while at school. So I drink it all day. I usually drink about 5 a day. They say you are supposed to drink 64 ounces of water a day.
I drink 320. I wonder if that can ever get unhealthy.

and yes, I do pee alot.[/QUOTE]

64 ounces is a minimum that any adult should drink (no matter their size). But as you get bigger, so should your water consumed. A nice guide is to take your weight in pounds, divide the number by two and that is how many ounces your body needs each day (i.e. a 200 lb. person should be drinking at least 100 ounces a day). But that is under normal activity. Of course if you are exercising or out in the sun, you need much more.

But it sounds like you drink enough to satisfy Yokozuna!;) Their is such a thing as a water toxicity level, but it sounds like you seem to handle this okay. But you should still be careful. One of the biggest dangers is hyponatremia, which is a deficiency of sodium in the blood (why athletes take salt supplements).
 
Gamer's Girlfriend said:
I only like to floss my teeth when i'm watching a movie or when I'm driving my car (especially in traffic).

I refuse to let anything get out of place in my kitchen at work, yet I couldn't care less how my kitchen at home looks as long as it's cleaned once a week.

I buy shampoo and conditioner compulsively.

I forget to eat two of the three meals on most days

I also forget to eat quite often, which makes it strange that I am such a big guy anyhow. I'll sometimes go a day or two and realize I haven't eaten, only drank water.
 
[quote name='The Successful Dropout']i take my shirt off if im taking a shit and if i know im going to be a while, the pants too[/QUOTE]

lol! I used to do that too.
 
[quote name='The Successful Dropout']what cured you of it? :lol:[/QUOTE]

Probably slipping while naked and jamming his unit.
 
[quote name='Kayden']If someone asks me a personal question I tell them because I really dont care.[/QUOTE]

It's not that I care if they know, it's that their taking interest in me is extremely unsettling. :lol:
 
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']It's not that I care if they know, it's that their taking interest in me is extremely unsettling. :lol:[/QUOTE]

You've answered all of my questions.
 
[quote name='Kayden']You've answered all of my questions.[/QUOTE]

I should have clarified that this is in person. :lol:

I just can't stand being the center of attention.
 
[quote name='MorPhiend']

But it sounds like you drink enough to satisfy Yokozuna!;) Their is such a thing as a water toxicity level, but it sounds like you seem to handle this okay. But you should still be careful. One of the biggest dangers is hyponatremia, which is a deficiency of sodium in the blood (why athletes take salt supplements).[/QUOTE]

Clinically significant hyponatremia (i.e. mental status change, seizures) secondary to excessive water intake is extremely rare in normal individuals. It is almost exclusively seen in individuals with psychiatric conditions, thus the term psychogenic polydipsia. These individuals have insatiable thirst and will drink continuously, gallons upon gallons of water. Normal individuals can drop their sodium levels a little through excessive water intake, but they never drink enough to be a serious threat. The worse that will happen is some nausea or cramping.
 
[quote name='Ozzkev55']
I watch Episode 1, and enjoy it...:)[/QUOTE]

You sick, inhuman, ungodly son of a bitch... :puke:
 
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']If you mean what I think that means I can do that too.[/QUOTE]
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My OCD tendencies is forcing me to complete every game I own to the best of my abilities (I even have a blog logging every completion). Of all the games I'm working on right now, it's Rampage off the Midway Arcade Treasures. I should've done research ahead of time because the damn game has over 700 levels...and right now I'm only at 133. This is reminds me off all those Square fanboys who try to get to LVL 100 without leaving the first areas of FFVII or Kingdom Hearts.
 
Outstanding Thread, Man ya'll make my OCD friend look like Captain America. I Love it.

My Eccentricities:

1. Shittin' - We all do it. However, I can't go in public places, not even the small bathrooms at my office. Its not like I don't want to-- cause I do, but nothing happens. I'm just chillin reading the New York times for 10 minutes before I realize nothing is going down.

2. Driving- I speed consistently, and get extremely pissed if people impede my progress. I've never been in a single accident, and never had a speeding ticket- yet I do it all the time. Also, I need to blast my music extremely loud in my car at all times and seasons with the windows down-- it just makes me focus a lot better.

3. Music- I like hardcore and thrash/speed metal primarily, but whenever I'm listening to music in the car, I'll have the strangest mixes.. Elton John right after Darkest hour. Even though I don't own a single rap CD, or listen to rap-- I know almost every lyric to every current Rap song.. And I have no idea why.

4. Smoking- If I'm lighting up a cigarette, I will never use a BIC or instant lighter, nor will I take anyone's offer. I must light my cigarettes with a Zippo, or I don't smoke at all.
 
I tend to eat so fast that I absolutely have to have water to drink. If I ever forget, I end up getting up so fast I about knock the table over and scramble for a glass of water before I choke to death.
 
[quote name='weimerwanger']I tend to eat so fast that I absolutely have to have water to drink. If I ever forget, I end up getting up so fast I about knock the table over and scramble for a glass of water before I choke to death.[/QUOTE]

Would shutting off your water main constitute as a homicide? :lol:
 
This is an interesting thread. Some have been mentioned before.

I take the second/third one of things - second game off the shelf, shirt off the rack, etc.

Use my blinker (heh).

I take tons of napkins/ketchup packets/etc from fast food places.

At Chick-fil-a, I eat the fries first and then the nuggets. Everytime. This is only with Chick-fil-A and is a leftover from when I used to get kid's meals.

When I eat a burger or something where I have to add a condiment (ketchup, mustard, taco sauce, etc...), I will add it as I eat a bite. Instead of spreading it on the entire sandwich, I put some on the next area I eat.

Always sleep under a blanket and with a fan on.

Will not enter a store if I'm the only on there. This is especially common at malls. I HATE
going to Hot Topic alone. I usually need someone with me to shake this paranoia off.

I like to do distance running. This isn't all that unusual, but at night (when it's much
cooler, a luxury I can't really afford in Texas until after 11PM), I will go to the local golf
course, remove my clothing, and run naked (but with shoes on) for a long time. It's quite
refreshing and eerie. The golf course, being clear with small rolling hills, and under the
shine of lunar waves, creates a very "otherworldy" feeling. Like being on another planet -
dark, smooth, rolling.

To go along with this, if I'm home alone, naked-ahoy.

Piss outside at all chances to conserve on water.

Hugely OCD about tieing up loose cords. All my controllers, USB cords, computer cords, etc etc etc, ALL of it is tied up. I order 75 foot rolls of cable ties from lanshack.com every few
months. I even get excited at the prospect of tieing up new cords (like a new
controller, etc). Heh, I guess with the advent of wireless controllers, I won't be able to do
that much longer.

Very obsessive about vacuuming. Will sometimes do it several times daily.

I do "clock equations." For example: 3:21. I think "3 - 2 = 1." I am trying to determine a
way for all times of the day to have an equation associated with them. I'm also trying to
determine which hour/minute combination offers the greatest flexibility in terms of a group of ten. In other words, from 12:40 - 12:49, does this have more possible equations than 1:30 - 1:39?

When I get something expensive (new computer, monitor, etc) or something that I particularly care about (MX1000 mouse, etc), I will take massive steps to ensure all it's information is preserved. What I mean is that I will scan receipts, preserve all the bags/manuals/twisty ties/original packaging, create text files full of all the numbers I find (serial, order #, etc). I print out receipts as well, and take screenshots of them and keep them all in a folder. When I'm done compiling all of this information, I burn it to a disc and store it away safely. After doing tech support for so long, and seeing serial numbers rub off on components, and knowing that this can sometimes be used to verify a warranty, I decided I won't take the chance. Sometimes I'll put clear packing tape over numbers to avoid them being rubbed off over time.

To go along with that, when I send in a mail in rebate, I scan EVERYTHING in both small and
fine formats. 20+ megabyte file from a Best Buy receipt? Yep. F*ckers aren't going to deny me a rebate...

As I cook, I clean the entire kitchen.

To clean my room, I need the tv on with something that I'd like to watch, but have seen so many times I don't care. For example, Futurama DVDs.

When I change lanes, I signal BEFORE switching lanes, as opposed to doing it all at once like a bad driver. "Bad" can also be described as "normal" in this case.

At work, I clean the keyboard before I use it, especially since we are currently sharing desks. Bleh.

I carry floss and q-tips in my car. Just in case. I hate the feeling of stuff in my teeth or an itchy ear.

Occassionally my right shoulder blade will start having intense pain. And for some reason,
whenever this happens, I start laughing hysterically. People are very confused and scared by this. I'll do this with other types of pain except headaches and stomachaches.
 
[quote name='Strell']I do "clock equations." For example: 3:21. I think "3 - 2 = 1." I am trying to determine a
way for all times of the day to have an equation associated with them. I'm also trying to
determine which hour/minute combination offers the greatest flexibility in terms of a group of ten. In other words, from 12:40 - 12:49, does this have more possible equations than 1:30 - 1:39?[/QUOTE]

I do that too, but not to your extent. :lol:
 
I forgot to mention with the clock stuff, I generally use this as a guide for doing things. If it's the morning and I need to get up, I generally wait for an opportune mathematical time. 10:34? Nope. 10:37? Yes. (10 - 3 = 7). And so on. :p
 
[quote name='Strell']I forgot to mention with the clock stuff, I generally use this as a guide for doing things. If it's the morning and I need to get up, I generally wait for an opportune mathematical time. 10:34? Nope. 10:37? Yes. (10 - 3 = 7). And so on. :p[/QUOTE]
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Oh, I catch cock-roaches by hand if there's no time to grab something to whack em with. They used to give me the heeby jeebies like you wouldnt believe, but I overcame my fear one morning when I awoke to a tickling sensation crawling on my leg. I really had no choice but to grab the sucker with my hand. A benefit to this method is that no splatters get on the walls or floor, I usually toss it in the toilet and watch it's lame attempt to swim out as he is sucked down the whirlpool of death. Then I wash the hell out of my hands. I try to smash spiders whenever possible, since they've bitten my arms in my sleep before.
 
when drinking, if it's bourbon, i'll drink the whole bottle

anything else i can keep it together and have a few drinks or a drink.

but that sweet sweet carmel, vanilla and oak combo does it to me...
 
If I wake up early, sometimes I stare at the clock to make the time before I have to get up pass slowly...if that makes any sense.
 
I can't set my alarm clock for an even time like like 7:00 am, instead i set it for 6:59.
I also always sleep under a blanket with my fan on, even if its winter.(But we really only get like 2 weeks of winter here in Florida.)
When I was 13 i slept in a sleeping bag on the floor right next to my bed, instead of in the bed.
 
Only showering once a week, the most I've gone is two. Taking a "fake" shower with deodorant & body spray.
 
[quote name='Rayray']Only showering once a week, the most I've gone is two. Taking a "fake" shower with deodorant & body spray.[/QUOTE]
yeah...that is nasty
 
It seems to be very offensive to other CAG's that I don't sort my games by system then alphabetically, but just alphabetically regardless of system. The same goes for my cd game collection with PS1 and DC sharing that section of the shelf. I can provide a pic if you must see this chaos of biblical proportions. :lol:
 
[quote name='FriskyTanuki']It seems to be very offensive to other CAG's that I don't sort my games by system then alphabetically, but just alphabetically regardless of system. The same goes for my cd game collection with PS1 and DC sharing that section of the shelf. I can provide a pic if you must see this chaos of biblical proportions. :lol:[/QUOTE]

fucker. :bomb: :lol:
 
[quote name='Apossum']If I wake up early, sometimes I stare at the clock to make the time before I have to get up pass slowly...if that makes any sense.[/QUOTE]

I remember I used to leave my alarm clock set for Saturday morning. It would wake me up Mon-Fri. for school and on Sat. it just felt great to just turn it OFF and sleep in.
 
I posted several times... I am not to blame!

All of my music and games are sorted by system and alphabetical, but my movies are just stacked in a pile of no particular order.
 
[quote name='Kayden']I posted several times... I am not to blame!

All of my music and games are sorted by system and alphabetical, but my movies are just stacked in a pile of no particular order.[/QUOTE]
26 times, to be exact. This makes 24 for me. :lol:

Not only are all of my dvds etc sorted, but I'll sort other peoples as well.

Last year I was at a friends house and decided to alphabetize his dvds. This was not a small undertaking, as he had about 500 DVDs at the time.

It's an unhealthy obsession. :lol:
 
[quote name='Tiphireth']Thread crap!

I have to point out that this thread has a sad post-to-view ratio of .07185%.[/QUOTE]
You suck at math. It's 7.1365378944264228841049837805957% to be exact. :D
 
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