I get amazingly hot no matter where I am. and I live in England.Binnsyboy said:This is amazing.Chairman Miaow said:A few more:
I do loads of stuff in my sleep. I have sleep eaten, had a bath, talked, held conversations, even chased after my sister because "I was late for school and she had stolen my dog." or something like that.
I also always go on all fours up stairs.
I have mad temperature resistance in both extremes most of the time. Then randomly, about once or twice a month I'll have a day where I'm just unrelentingly cold no matter where I am.
Wait wait, they are complaining that you are doing your job TOO well..... wow... just....Siege_TF said:I do not slouch.
I itch when I try to concentrate.
I have a look my friends have dubbed 'The Charles'. It's kind of like this. [http://s386.beta.photobucket.com/user/IrishNinja456/media/AngryBadger.jpg.html] Espically if I let my flat top grow out.
I'm told I intimidate people; I'm a security guard and my company has learned not to put me at any malls unless I'm on bike patrol because the bigger stores' Loss Prevention teams will ask me to stop patroling in their space. I scare away the shoplifters, they say. I wish I was joking.
I wouldn't call that "really abrasive." Its slow tempo actually is pretty relaxing.xplosive59 said:Really abrasive music I find relaxing, such as...
How about some Venetian Snares then:James Joseph Emerald said:I wouldn't call that "really abrasive." Its slow tempo actually is pretty relaxing.xplosive59 said:Really abrasive music I find relaxing, such as...
I thought you meant something like this:
That is abrasive.
Starik20X6 said:- When hanging clothes on the line to dry, each item must have the same colour pegs on it.
- I always run, never walk when going up stairs.
- Some of the lights in my house have multiple on/off switches. These switches must remain in sync i.e. the one that was used to turn it on must always be the one used to turn it off.
I guess that could be it.Sgt. Sykes said:OT Many people are like that. An old colleague of mine preferred to talk in English when he was telling me about his difficult life. Before that, in uni, a co-student (what's the right word?) who was a mathematical genius found it easier to explain the stuff to the rest of us grunts in English. And when I browse photography sites, a lot of photos have English titles or captions. I also prefer to sometimes use English for some stuff rather than my native language (and I work as a friggn' editor).N3squ1ck said:Weirdly enough I found myself saying all that stuff on English and I don't know why. For some reason I am able to express my feelings and my thoughts on the theme "love" best when I do it on English.
English is just such an easy language to express ourselves.
Especially compared to German - you know this joke?
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