Poll: Is My Roommate Weird?

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hotdogoctopus

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My roommate is diametrically apposed to condiments. He doesn't like mayo to catsup, mustard or pickles, if it's a spreadable condiment, he won't eat it based on the texture and he doesn't like products that use vinegar, i.e. pickles, dressings. Yet, he likes pudding and some other foods that have a similar texture to mayo and such, yet are standalone products. I tell him daily that he's fuckin' weird. Yet he thinks that he is more normal than slutty girls at a club. You take the reigns escapists, and help me figure out who's right, and if it turns out to be me, I'm going to frame the results for his office.

(He also doesn't like sushi that isn't tempura, but that's a different sin)

EDIT: Since everyone keeps whining about it and some just ask for me to insert this point that I already pointed out but didn't include here:

You would care if every time he was in sight of you putting a condiment on ANYTHING he yelled from whatever distance 'ewwwwww' like we're fucking ten.
 

Kriptonite

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Where do sluts fit in and why does it matter? Also t actually answer your question, I say he's kinda weird. But the vinegar thing is natural, just the texture thing is odd. Perhaps he doesn't want his food to get soggy? That's my only possible explanation.
 

DazZ.

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Depends what you think is normal, it's quite subjective.

Normal to me would mean the majority though, and there are a lot more slutty girls in the club then there are of him. (This is a good thing)
 

Vie

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Your rather... ..invasive aren't you?

Who cares what his preferences in condiments are? Apart from himself obviously.
 

Kiefer13

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Allow me to answer your question with a question:

Why the hell do you care?

Seriously. Why does it matter so much to you that your friend doesn't like condiments on their food? Especially to the extent that you decide to post on an internet forum about it.
 

Acier

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I don't like certain foods based off texture.

I mean I guess it's a quirk but calling him "fucking weird" is a bit far. I don't see how this negatively affects you at all
 

hotdogoctopus

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Vie said:
Your rather... ..invasive aren't you?

Who cares what his preferences in condiments are? Apart from himself obviously.
Kiefer13 said:
Allow me to answer your question with a question:

Why the hell do you care?

Seriously. Why does it matter so much to you that your friend doesn't like condiments on their food? Especially to the extent that you decide to post on an internet forum about it.
You would care if every time he was in sight of you putting a condiment on ANYTHING he yelled from whatever distance 'ewwwwww' like we're fucking ten.
 

Vie

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Maxwell -EOD- said:
You would care if every time he was in sight of you putting a condiment on ANYTHING he yelled from whatever distance 'ewwwwww' like we're fucking ten.
You might have pointed that out first of all, that IS weird.

That said I have a similar reaction to people putting Mayo on stuff, just looking at that stuff makes me feel queezy.
 

Blogg10

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See, that's different. If, like my brother, he just grumbled every time I took out the ketchup (LOVE THE STUFF) then that'd be alright. My brother, who has the same thing, does not affect me with his dislike.
 

hotdogoctopus

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Vie said:
Maxwell -EOD- said:
You would care if every time he was in sight of you putting a condiment on ANYTHING he yelled from whatever distance 'ewwwwww' like we're fucking ten.
You might have pointed that out first of all, that IS weird.

That said I have a similar reaction to people putting Mayo on stuff, just looking at that stuff makes me feel queezy.
I thought I'd make it as impersonal as I could, but yes. You don't lather yourself with mayo before sleeping in a giant 'best foods' bottle? Don't tell me that's weird.
 

Generator

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I don't think it's that strange; the only condiment I like is mustard. But, I suppose it is kind of different that he doesn't like any. Still, I don't know why it's such a big deal to you.

Edit: Oh, he actually pesters you for using condiments? Yeah, that is pretty weird. Not sure why you didn't just say that in the first place though.
 

mr Awsome

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Kiefer13 said:
Allow me to answer your question with a question:

Why the hell do you care?

Seriously. Why does it matter so much to you that your friend doesn't like condiments on their food? Especially to the extent that you decide to post on an internet forum about it.
if you dont like the forum question you dont have to post anything in it...especially something to just either start an argument or something that is completely beside the point

OT: i think it is pretty wierd of him to not like condemants even though he likes pudding so, in my eyes, he's the wierd one haha
 

Robby Foxfur

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This reminds me of the Yon Rake from viva la bam and the fact that he hates mustard because of its chemical make up. So ... yeah your room mate is odd but who isn't a little bit.
 

Kiefer13

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mr Awsome said:
Kiefer13 said:
Allow me to answer your question with a question:

Why the hell do you care?

Seriously. Why does it matter so much to you that your friend doesn't like condiments on their food? Especially to the extent that you decide to post on an internet forum about it.
if you dont like the forum question you dont have to post anything in it...especially something to just either start an argument or something that is completely beside the point

OT: i think it is pretty wierd of him to not like condemants even though he likes pudding so, in my eyes, he's the wierd one haha
So wait, if I don't agree with the OP, I shouldn't post? Well, that's certainly going to lead to a discussion.

I'm simply pointing out that no, I don't find his roommate weird for not liking condiments (though I hardly eat anything myself without them), and that what I do find weird is the fact that he feels the need to come on to an internet forum and start a discussion about it.
 

Eisenfaust

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its just one of those personal preference things... not exactly solid ground for being "weird"