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I can do the docter horrible finger trick.

I drink about a littre and a half of milk daily.

For over 2 years now i have not gone a day without listening to Lateralus by TooL.

you know how they say you either have hitchhiker thumbs or stright thumbs. I got one of both.

I think i am the only one of all my freinds who thinks getting struck by lightning would be a positive thing in your life overall
 

zhoominator

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I don't like the sound of other people eating. I always have to eat other stuff myself when people are eating or need some other noise to suppress it.
 

SovietSecrets

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My voice gets really deep whenever I take any kind of drug or if I have had something to drink.
 

MelziGurl

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ColdStorage said:
MelziGurl said:
P.Tsunami said:
From time to time, I get the urge to dance. And do so, completely alone in my apartment.

MelziGurl said:
You cannot speak to me if I am concentrating really hard on something. If you do I will listen, but my brain will not register what it is you are saying. This is a constant annoyance of my partner.
This, as well. My partner chews me out and gets angry over it regularly. But honestly, it's not something we can help, right? It's just how we're wired.
Kinda like right now, he said something about getting food...exactly what he said is beyond my knowledge.
Guys are different, we can actually register what our girlfriends say even if we're reading or using power tools, a part of our brain is dedicated to taking notes from women regardless of background noise, my mind prioritises my Nan and Mother like even if I'm drilling a wall while wearing ear defenders.

"Sush are you listening?"
"yeah you want me to get some bread when i'm finished"

I name all my tools
I have a Austen Wrench that I call Tyrannosaurus Wrench. and when I'm adjusting it I make "RAWR" noises like he's opening his mouth.
Actually I disagree that ALL (and I realise you may not have meant to generalise that) males are able to register the things their girlfriends say, because like girls they can have this beautiful ability to selectively hear what their girlfriends are saying, based on what they want to hear. Then again, this could come down to the fact that some females are god damned scary :)
 

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MelziGurl said:
ColdStorage said:
MelziGurl said:
P.Tsunami said:
From time to time, I get the urge to dance. And do so, completely alone in my apartment.

MelziGurl said:
You cannot speak to me if I am concentrating really hard on something. If you do I will listen, but my brain will not register what it is you are saying. This is a constant annoyance of my partner.
This, as well. My partner chews me out and gets angry over it regularly. But honestly, it's not something we can help, right? It's just how we're wired.
Kinda like right now, he said something about getting food...exactly what he said is beyond my knowledge.
Guys are different, we can actually register what our girlfriends say even if we're reading or using power tools, a part of our brain is dedicated to taking notes from women regardless of background noise, my mind prioritises my Nan and Mother like even if I'm drilling a wall while wearing ear defenders.

"Sush are you listening?"
"yeah you want me to get some bread when i'm finished"

I name all my tools
I have a Austen Wrench that I call Tyrannosaurus Wrench. and when I'm adjusting it I make "RAWR" noises like he's opening his mouth.
Actually I disagree that ALL (and I realise you may not have meant to generalise that) males are able to register the things their girlfriends say, because like girls they can have this beautiful ability to selectively hear what their girlfriends are saying, based on what they want to hear. Then again, this could come down to the fact that some females are god damned scary :)
Yeah you women are scary, its a survival instinct in this modern world we've developed, we might not hear everything but we can very quickly piece together what women are trying to get across before we get a verbal mauling "for not listening and leaving the toilet seat up".

Some men are better at it than others, I think it might depend how terrifying our mothers were.
 

monkey jesus

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I've crashed a motorbike and used a ju-jitsu forward roll to avoid injury twice.

Also I'm aware that I bore people when I talk about how awesome my son is but I don't care. The dude is awesome.
 

MelziGurl

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ColdStorage said:
MelziGurl said:
ColdStorage said:
MelziGurl said:
P.Tsunami said:
From time to time, I get the urge to dance. And do so, completely alone in my apartment.

MelziGurl said:
You cannot speak to me if I am concentrating really hard on something. If you do I will listen, but my brain will not register what it is you are saying. This is a constant annoyance of my partner.
This, as well. My partner chews me out and gets angry over it regularly. But honestly, it's not something we can help, right? It's just how we're wired.
Kinda like right now, he said something about getting food...exactly what he said is beyond my knowledge.
Guys are different, we can actually register what our girlfriends say even if we're reading or using power tools, a part of our brain is dedicated to taking notes from women regardless of background noise, my mind prioritises my Nan and Mother like even if I'm drilling a wall while wearing ear defenders.

"Sush are you listening?"
"yeah you want me to get some bread when i'm finished"

I name all my tools
I have a Austen Wrench that I call Tyrannosaurus Wrench. and when I'm adjusting it I make "RAWR" noises like he's opening his mouth.
Actually I disagree that ALL (and I realise you may not have meant to generalise that) males are able to register the things their girlfriends say, because like girls they can have this beautiful ability to selectively hear what their girlfriends are saying, based on what they want to hear. Then again, this could come down to the fact that some females are god damned scary :)
Yeah you women are scary, its a survival instinct in this modern world we've developed, we might not hear everything but we can very quickly piece together what women are trying to get across before we get a verbal mauling "for not listening and leaving the toilet seat up".

Some men are better at it than others, I think it might depend how terrifying our mothers were.
Well, his mother isn't all that scary apparently even after chasing him around the house with a broom while he jumped out the kitchen window to escape. Mind you, he left marbles on their steps and she broke both her ankles prior to this event. My mother on the other hand taught me well :)
 

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MelziGurl said:
Well, his mother isn't all that scary apparently even after chasing him around the house with a broom while he jumped out the kitchen window to escape. Mind you, he left marbles on their steps and she broke both her ankles prior to this event. My mother on the other hand taught me well :)
Your boyfriend sounds delightful.

If I so much talked back to my Mother she would put me in a coma, and when I woke up my clothes would be out of fashion.
 

MelziGurl

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ColdStorage said:
MelziGurl said:
Well, his mother isn't all that scary apparently even after chasing him around the house with a broom while he jumped out the kitchen window to escape. Mind you, he left marbles on their steps and she broke both her ankles prior to this event. My mother on the other hand taught me well :)
Your boyfriend sounds delightful.

If I so much talked back to my Mother she would put me in a coma, and when I woke up my clothes would be out of fashion.
My mother down to the tee :) He's also now my fiancee and he was only young when he left the marbles on the step...I never quite got the reason for why he was chased after with a broom. That story has thus far eluded me.
 

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i've had perfect spelling and grammar since the first grade, and have been extremely frustrated by my peers' inability to do the same for years.

also, i never use capital letters.
 

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crimson5pheonix said:
My eyes change color constantly and I eat raw onions like apples.
same for me my girlfriend says some days my eyes are green then the next day they are blue. odd.

OT: I can click my fingers incredibley loud and constantly don't need to wait for them to be re-cracked.
 

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LiberalSquirrel said:
I'm ambidextrous, was once left-handed, and then was taught at an early age to write with my right hand. My eyes are... bizarre, one being blue, one being green, and both having a ring of gold-brown around the pupil. And... I ballet dance. Yep. Random enough?
I don't know if it's been said already, but maybe you should get yourself tested for Wilson's disease.

If I'm wrong: That's some pretty sweet eyes you have there.
 

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My username is essentially any gamer "name" that I use for any game ever. If you google my username, you'll probably get something that I've done.
 

Parallel Streaks

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I constantly psychologically analyze everyone I meet. Probably shouldn't have taken Psychology now I come to think of it, but there you have it.
 

Jharry5

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My sense of smell is virtually non-existant.

Even though I'm right handed, my left eye is dominant so I have to hold things left handed if I'm aiming.