Innocent "Weird" things you do that you think other persons will not care or don't judge you.

[krazykidd]

I beatbox in the shower.

I beatbox in the shower.

So do I. Oh, beatBOX you said.....

I'll show myself out

EDIT: Hey! New site broke my avatar!

I do that too . But i beatbox while humming videogame music . My favorites are the tetris theme , the zelda theme and the final fantasy theme . Just not inthe shower ... Everywhere!

 

[Headsprouter]

That sounds.... absolutely adorable.

My cat likes to defend me and my bedroom, my room is his territory and whenever anyone else tries to enter, he'll walk along the door frame and meow at them loudly to keep them from coming in. I always imagined he's cussing them out in cat.

My cat spends most of her time in my bedroom, in a dark spot behind a monitor oddly placed underneath my clothing rack, next to a large, black plushie gorilla (another wierd thing, I suppose). Sometimes she'd spend hours under there, and she'd wake up from her slumber and meow just to check if i'm still in the room!

Nah I do that too. I let him inside and go "Hey Kitty" and he goes "Mrow" and I go "Mroo?" and then he goes "Ah" and then goes and noms some food. He always says something to people now, he's figured out that's how we communicate, and he wants to join in. It's so cute.

When I let my cat inside, she's often too busy running in the door to meow "properly"! She kind of thrums. Kind of like a meow-purr. Sometimes she doesn't even bother opening her mouth when she meows, just going "mmm" instead, without a thrumming sound. That can be adorable...
In terms of communication, the conversations she starts normally go on for longer. They start out loud and demanding, but as I reply for longer eventually she calms down and meows softly. This usually happens when she wants in the kitchen or to go outside. When I do let her out, however, she usually meows a last "See you later!" before strutting off. She's so good at social etiquette when she's not yelling at me to open the damn door.

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[Easton Dark]

When I let my cat inside, she's often too busy running in the door to meow "properly"! She kind of thrums. Kind of like a meow-purr. Sometimes she doesn't even bother opening her mouth when she meows, just going "mmm" instead, without a thrumming sound. That can be adorable...
In terms of communication, the conversations she starts normally go on for longer. They start out loud and demanding, but as I reply for longer eventually she calms down and meows softly. This usually happens when she wants in the kitchen or to go outside. When I do let her out, however, she usually meows a last "See you later!" before strutting off. She's so good at social etiquette when she's not yelling at me to open the damn door.

It's weird knowing that cats have no language. They're just making noise. But they have it figured people communicate that way. They just want to be a part of the family. I like that.

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Pff.

 

[an annoyed writer]

I generally play with something when stressed, whether it be the beads on a necklace, the strands of my hair, or some other thing (I usually bring something like a tiny figurine or toy car to fumble around with) and this is something I've done since I was a little kid. My desk usually had some sort of "prop" to mess around with when I was in school. Most people honestly didn't care or didn't show that they cared. the teachers always tried to get me to conform to the social "rules" though, and gave me endless amounts of lip service about it. "You're distracting everyone!" they'd say. Last I checked though, the teachers giving me shit about it were the only ones who cared. Others kinda dismissed it as "my thing" and went on with their lives. So no teachers, you're the one distracting everyone by yelling at me about it.

 

[TallanKhan]

Well Im always trying to take over the world but that one might raise some eyebrows...

I tend to do alot of my best thinking outloud, and no one really notices that anymore.

 

[Hasido]

I meow to my cat. She meows back. Last night I called her over a wall not by name, but by meow. She meowed (very loudly!) back. So I opened the door for her.
She likes to meow when she enters a room, so I meow back at her, and we have a brief "conversation".

I have been told I sneeze like a cat, and have actually gotten the territorial cat my brother had to hiss at me, likely because it thought so too.


OT: Its not so much something that's intentional, but I tend to sneak up on people. I walk quietly, breath quietly, and have a compulsion to be silent when the environment is silent, all of which means people don't notice that I've walked up beside them until I say something.
Apparently my uncle is the same way.

This can also happen in crowds. For some reason, people also have a hard time noticing me, and I can get right in front of somebody before they notice if they aren't actively looking for me. What makes this weird is that I often wear heavy somewhat noisy clothing/footwear (at its noisiest my outfit is a long canvas coat and these terrible shoes that squeak if your foot slides even the slightest bit), red hair tied back in a perpetual frizzy ponytail, and big bushy red side burns.

I dunno, all of these things should make me stand out, but evidence seems to be to the contrary.

 

[JoesshittyOs]

Sometimes when I can't sleep, I like to imagine I'm in space on a ship.

 

[CleverCover]

Whenever I've come across something really exciting, like when I was first playing ME3 or when I was reading Battle Royale or watching the last three episodes of A:TLA, I get super hyper and have to grab my mp3 player and my headphones, find a large and clear area, and run around for a bit before I can return to whatever it was I was doing.

At first, my family thought it was weird. They still do, but they kind of just go about what they were doing and leave me be.

 

[SweetShark]

I generally play with something when stressed, whether it be the beads on a necklace, the strands of my hair, or some other thing (I usually bring something like a tiny figurine or toy car to fumble around with) and this is something I've done since I was a little kid. My desk usually had some sort of "prop" to mess around with when I was in school. Most people honestly didn't care or didn't show that they cared. the teachers always tried to get me to conform to the social "rules" though, and gave me endless amounts of lip service about it. "You're distracting everyone!" they'd say. Last I checked though, the teachers giving me shit about it were the only ones who cared. Others kinda dismissed it as "my thing" and went on with their lives. So no teachers, you're the one distracting everyone by yelling at me about it.

Hahahaha!!! Is this weird for the others?
Then I suggest you to come one day for holiday to Crete and learn to play Kombolói.
It is as you said, you have a string of beads that you use it just to pass time most of the times.
Plus it is also for stress.

Buy one and say to your friends that it is normal in Greece doing that

 

[Fire2box]

Weird things huh. Besides normal nail biting habits, I have this stupid habit of biting the inside of my cheek pretty awfully when I'm nervous or in deep thought. People just think I'm standing there with my thumb on my cheek looking quite intelligent, when it's the opposite. Heh.

Also I'm 23 year old female who still sleeps with a stuffed dog under her arm. T_T

im a 24 year old guy that currently has 6 plushies on his bed. I normally only sleep with the biggest plushie which is a St.Bernard plush I won up in Reno at the circus circus casino when i was like 14 or something.

BTW. i totally feel I'll get judged for it. the only thing is.. i don't give a shit.

so far it contains

St.Bernard plush I mentioned.
eyeore (I identify with him a lot)
whinnie the pooh
Taz from looney toons
a mutt puppy
and a bean filled bear I won at Discovery kingdom in 2010. I was going for a kangaroo, stupid ball toss game.

I might grab this official twilight sparkle plush but ugh its not show accurate. Then again eyeore is slightly purple is. But he's based on that horrible CGI show. Though he'd be gray if he was from the new adventures I think.

 

[an annoyed writer]

Hahahaha!!! Is this weird for the others?
Then I suggest you to come one day for holiday to Crete and learn to play Kombolói.
It is as you said, you have a string of beads that you use it just to pass time most of the times.
Plus it is also for stress.

Buy one and say to your friends that it is normal in Greece doing that

Well, I do plan on traveling to several places throughout Europe and Asia in a few years, and Greece was already on the list, so why the hell not? Besides, I already take after my aunt with being culturally curious, though in some cases I really wish I wasn't. Looking at you my Scottish friends, Haggis is nowhere near as good as some of you claim it to be.

 

[Eclipse Dragon]

Also I'm 23 year old female who still sleeps with a stuffed dog under her arm. T_T

That's not weird at all. I'm a 23 year old female and I have a number of plushies on my bed. Including two jumbo lion king plushies, a Cheshire cat, a dolphin pillow pet, a giant stuffed clown fish and Reshiram Pokedoll.

Spoiler

I'm not alone! xD A lot of friends get a giggle out of it. I have a ton of plushies in the room, but I cant possibly sleep without my little puppy.

Lord knows how many plushies I have (and continue to accumulate). But one thing is for sure, if I don't have TonTon and my squishy pillow with me; I'm in for a rough night.

Spoiler: TonTon

Tonberries frighten me. I think I'd get nightmares if one of them slept next to me. At least you know he keeps you safe though.

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I might grab this official twilight sparkle plush but ugh its not show accurate. Then again eyeore is slightly purple is. But he's based on that horrible CGI show. Though he'd be gray if he was from the new adventures I think.

Urg I know what you mean, my Cheshire cat plush (the Disney version) just looks.... off.
It's something with the shape of the eyes and the hair, it bothers me, but I wanted a Cheshire so badly.
It's soft though, that's a silver lining.

 

[Eclipse Dragon]

Sorry, double post, please ignore.

 

[saintdane05]

Sometimes, when leaning on the window of a moving vehical, I wink my eye to look like giant worm is eating all the other cars.

Also, I give my cat tummykisses. Thanks, Phoenix Spine, for giving me that habbit...

Weird things huh. Besides normal nail biting habits, I have this stupid habit of biting the inside of my cheek pretty awfully when I'm nervous or in deep thought. People just think I'm standing there with my thumb on my cheek looking quite intelligent, when it's the opposite. Heh.

Also I'm 23 year old female who still sleeps with a stuffed dog under her arm. T_T

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I sleep with a stuffed penquin since the second grade. His name is Billy.

 

[IamQ]

I beatbox in the shower.

I know your not supposed to think you're the only one, but I'm still surprised when I realize that I'm not. I beatbox a little every now and then, but it's almost guaranteed to happen when I'm in the shower.

Also, while I don't talk to myself out loud like most of you seem to do, I do think out loud. Usually when walking somewhere I start saying what I'm thinking, having a monologue to myself. Sometimes I also start acting to myself, usually when I try to do an accent. It's usually scottish or russian.

 

[IamQ]

Also I'm 23 year old female who still sleeps with a stuffed dog under her arm. T_T

That's not weird at all. I'm a 23 year old female and I have a number of plushies on my bed. Including two jumbo lion king plushies, a Cheshire cat, a dolphin pillow pet, a giant stuffed clown fish and Reshiram Pokedoll.

Spoiler

I'm not alone! xD A lot of friends get a giggle out of it. I have a ton of plushies in the room, but I cant possibly sleep without my little puppy.

Lord knows how many plushies I have (and continue to accumulate). But one thing is for sure, if I don't have TonTon and my squishy pillow with me; I'm in for a rough night.

Spoiler: TonTon

Spoiler: Sleeps next to me

My husband's not to keen!

It's probably because of the beard. He is feeling out'manlied.

 

[kickassfrog]

So weird things we do that other people DON'T find weird?
I like to play with my hair, it's a habit I got when I was little and saw my mom play with hers,
I also smell the inside of a cup before I drink out of it.

For habits other people DO find weird...
I talk to myself, full conversations. It helps me think, but people look at me like I'm crazy.

No strange to me at all.
I think it is normal to me to talk to yourself. As you said it is very helpfull to focus on something you want "organise" in your mind.[/quote]

I don't do that myself but I would hardly call it weird.

I'm not actually sure where to begin answering the question.

I don't like using pens that have missing or damaged lids.
I compulsively carry multiple spares of minor items that could break/ run out. (Pens/pencils/keep a few batteries handy etc.) (The minimum amount has to be 3.)
Whenever I have notes I make sure they're all properly aligned, facing forward in size order.
I check the backs of chairs before I sit down to make sure they're still in full working order.
I rock on same chairs while sitting sideways.
I check my pockets every few minutes, even for my iPhone, which I am currently listening to music on.

There's probably more but I can't be bothered to think of them.

when I am using my headphones, if I only have one in, I hold the wire of the other one in my mouth. I'm not sure if that's weird or not.

Ditto. But I think that's just good sense.

I talk to myself all the time, both to work stuff out in my head and also because there aren't a lot of people for me to talk to about things I'm interested in.

Also, apparently I'm the only person int the world who will read a book or see a movie or play a video game and then want to discuss it. Like seeing "Amazing Spider-man" or "Dark Knight rises" and having an opinion that could fill an essay, whereas most people, their opinion seems to be "I like it" or "I didn't like it" but can't articulate why. Apparently, a lot of these people don't think I like anything because I criticize.

Not true. I like a lot of things despite being able to criticize. I think it makes it better that something is good despite having flaws.

I couldn't fill an essay, but generally I'll let my knowledge of a franchise dictate how annoyed I am at how many liberties the director took with the original work, while other people just smile politely because it's all meaningless gibberish to them.

Also, I'm reading (among other things) Lord of the Rings, and trying to find out how often you could insert '... like a boss' and have it still make sense.

 

[bluerocker]

-DOINK!-

Story of my life (liking things people find scary). I always thought they were adorable, so I ordered him with some birthday money when I was... 10? 11? Somewhere around there. He's always been my little buddy since then. In that same vein, a Pyramid Head plush has found it's way into my home.

Spoiler: Sleeps next to me

My husband's not to keen!

It's probably because of the beard. He is feeling out'manlied.

Or the hidden blades. Maybe he's nervous because of a deadly manliness combo.

 

[TheKaduflyerSystem]

I'll rearrange things in a room or on a desk to make them symmetrical, not OCD, but I just find things that are asymmetrical, but could be symmetrical, annoying, inefficient and counter productive.

 

[Scarim Coral]

I pretty much eat my vegeable first most of the time (except for pea and corn) like carrot, lettures and cauliflower etc since I hate mixing them with the rest of the meal. That way once the veggies are gone, I can enjoy the rest of the meal to myself.