same with me on the women hahahabushwhacker2k said:Ridiculous slaughter, tearing people apart and shoving their spine down someone's throat and killing other people in equally creative ways entertains me, I can't speak for others.
I often find skinny girls to be much more attractive than girls with large breasts.
When I walk around in public, I often hope I get into a fight... no luck yet.
I tend to hate standard turn-based JRPGs, but everyone else seems to love them.
I don't want to learn to drive because of the responsibility I'll have acquired along with it.
I hate fighting games and I find FPSs based on PvP to be tiring.
No No make a convincing Glouchester and you can make walking vegetables get itAgent Larkin said:I usually find that if you can deliver Edmunds opening speech in King Lear with emotion in your voice it will impress anybody no matter how dense they are.la-le-lu-li-lo said:My loves are generally only considered odd because they tend to be seen as 'guy things' and I'm a lady.
And perhaps my love of Asian horror films with exceeding gore and violence, which some people find distasteful.
I also have a love affair with anything written by Poe or Shakespeare, which can be seen as 'boring'. Morons.![]()
agreed it does smell delicious.Suiseiseki IRL said:Ain't notin like da smell o a burning dooby man.deadman91 said:Like everyone else here I like the smell of Burning things.
/Jamaican voice
Kind of a *clonk*. I agree.CakeDragon said:The sound made when you hit someone over the head with an empty Pringles tube.
dude, I read the dictionary too! I got a Websters Complete Collegiate from my high school. It's, like, eight inches thick and is where I got all my self-taught Latin.The_Commander_of_Offworld said:I have a tendency to be dramatic, even when the situation does not call for it. I find it entertaining.
I like the smell of gasoline, the smell of garlic, and the smell of onions.
I make a point to try various cheeses, usually on a cracker of some sort.
I have a hobby of mentally disassembling things (try to figure out the different ways that it could be put together, and work.), though when I get the opportunity to, I often actually disassemble them. (examples include a VCR, a clock radio, an air conditioner, a microwave, and a laptop.)
I often read the dictionary when I am bored.
Thank you! That's what I'm talking about, why limit yourself so much? I never got that.Obama Osama Llama Diorama said:Oh and i like a lot of different kinds of music
in a generation that seems hell-bent on labelling groups of people by their close-minded taste in one particular genre of music
One of the many, many reasons I became a chef. As long as I can find a culinary use for just about any blade, I buy it and use the reason as a basis. I'm not even kidding. I've gotten so many blades because of that excuse.RagnorakTres said:Probably blades. If my parents weren't adamant pacifists, I'd have an entire wall of swords and polearms and kusari-gama and throwing knives and *trails off, getting misty-eyed*
I got a giggle out of that.nerdsamwich said:What are some things you love that would perplex/disgust/shock the average human being/Escapist member?