That really stupid thing.

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Marik2

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teisjm said:
I tend to chew on stuff like pencils, the "strings" from the hood of my hoodie etc.

Also every time soneoen says something, teh first thing my brain does is try to come up with a more or less funny/perverted answer. Sometimes it's really ahrd to hold back.
Wow I thought I was the only one who did those things.
 

khaimera

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Tonimata said:
I have to try really hard. AND I MEAN REALLY HARD, not to stab people randomly whilst walking on the streets. Considering that I always carry one in my pocket (they are useful, okay?) and that I am extremely skilled at using them (I even have a white arms licence), it gets hard to resist that one impulse.

VERY HARD!
KNiiiiiiiiiiiveeeeessssssssssss.
Ummmmmm. Maybe you should rethink the idea of carrying around a knife out in public. I am now scared of you. I hope you're happy
 

BillyShakes

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I always get the urge to jump through somebody's windscreen whenever I'm walking along a busy street. The driver's amount of confusion would make it all worth it.
 

dietpeachsnapple

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Compliments...

I always see things that make me want to tackle the person and give them a very specific compliment, but it is rarely socially acceptable.
 

Frankydee

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I tend to chew on stupid stuff like writing utensils and saftey pins. People tend to get freaked out about it.
 

pendragonown

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Try to act reasonable...whenever something comes up, I usually pick the more dangerous/stupid choice.
 

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Just Pman

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Walk into a convience store, and while putting on gloves, say "Now would be a good time to leave."
Also while on an elevator spaz out, start hitting my head while screaming "Shut up, shut up, shut up!!"
 

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Every time I'm driving and am next to a cliff, I say to myself "I wonder what it would feel like to go over it?" then I start imagining said event, and usually drive closer to the cliff. Oddly, I don't have any suicidal tendencies, and I'm actually afraid of heights (I won't get near a cliff on foot). It's just something about cliffs and cars...
 

War Penguin

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I always lightly say "excuse me" under my breath a lot for no reason. I have no clue why. I guess it's just the polite guy in me trying to get out.
 

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pimppeter2 said:
Scratch my sack. I'm not even kidding. Sometimes I find my self doing it in public without even realizing it.
You're a God walking amongst mere mortals.
 

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teisjm

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AWEXOME said:
teisjm said:
I tend to chew on stuff like pencils, the "strings" from the hood of my hoodie etc.
I have that one too, in fact I have a lot of the ones on this thread.

I also have the tendency to say "That's what she said" at the end of peoples sentences, most likely a cause of watching The Office.
That one's a favourite of mine, along with anything can can be twisted into something perverted about whoever said somethings mom
 

Dark Knifer

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I have to fight the urge to run up and punch someone in the face, just to see the reactions of the person.
 

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Any time a Beatles song come son, no matter where I am, I start singing along, attepmting to impersonate the voice of whichever one of the four is singing. My Lennon, Harrison and McCartney singing voices sound pretty good, but I cant sound like Ringo, no matter how hard I try.