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Physically, I can dislocate my left shoulder and pop it back in without touching it. It doesnt hurt, but it feels weird and starts to goes numb after about 10 seconds.
Other than that... I haven't slept hardly at all in weeks because of a recurring nightmare I have. I also think it's driving me insane slightly.
 

De Bureau

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Not much physically. But I listen to make-up tutorials on youtube when I'm trying to study and need some soothing background noise. The female voice is like rain to me. I'm a dude btw who's never worn or intends to wear make-up. I don't know if this is actually weird or not but I don't think its something someone could guess at a party.
 

neonsword13-ops

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I have no earlobes.

It's a hereditary trait for every second male in the family.

I see no reason to have earlobes. They don't benefit me in anyway, so... cool for me I guess?
 

leady129

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Physically, I am missing two teeth on my lower jaw. Never had them, never going to get them. Doesn't cause me too many problems although the rest do seem to play musical gums a bit between dentist visits.
Non-physcally... well... sort of physically... ... but, self inflicted rather than something I've been born with: I practice contortion in my spare time.
 

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I'm dyslexiac. But since everyone associates it with spelling problems, and that's something I've never had, nobody notices.

Also, I don't get hangovers.

And there's a little bit of cartilage on the side of my jaw that can be moved around. I used to freak out over it when I was younger, but even people I told about it were unable to palpate it.
 

RedDeadFred

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I have two false teeth. Ya really exciting, I know. I can't really think of anything else but there's probably something.
 

Not Matt

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i have the wrong nose on my face. it's til my nose but... it have chaged chape when i crashed my bike face first in to a tree. i used to have something called an eagal nose but the impact changed it to a slope nose.

and the most shocking one. i have had cancer removed. my birth mark on my head (under the hair) had developed cancer in it. luckily i had such a great set of doctors having i quickly removed. still is a tiny crater on the side of my scull but only noticeable when you touch it. and people usually don't touch the side of my scull that often
 

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My ears move back when I'm tense. It's not dramatic, but it's very noticeable if you're actually looking at them. I yawn with my mouth closed and it often comes out like a long sigh. Probably one of the ones that bothers me is I'm always looking for/at reflective surfaces, like I'm constantly scrutinizing everything around me as much as I can. The reason this bothers me is it makes me appear aloof and disinterested, as if I'm not paying attention to people when they're talking to me, and I can tell it annoys people sometimes.
 

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Nathan Crumpler said:
I'm a virgin. It's not that weird, but no one would know if I didn't tell them. People just assume that at some time I've had sex.
Ditto.
Some people know, certain people, amusingly, assume I'm some sort of sex god.

Somewhat related, in an obnoxiously ironic sort of way, I'm packing in the crotch area. A couple of my closest female friends are aware...just not aware enough, as it were.

I have a piercing...down there. No one would EVER suspect that. EVER.

I have an extra vertebrae.

I've never broken a bone in my body.

I dunno. The list goes on and on and on and on and on and on. I feel like a living statistical anomaly.


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I can't feel anything in my ring and pinky finger on my left hand. It happened in Year 11, when I was 16 - I was setting up a nice big set of amps for a band practice ahead of a small gig when it toppled and crushed my hand and arm. All I could feel for months afterwards was an awful tingly sensation right down my arm and hand - kind of like permanent pins-and-needles. I had to go to a physiotherapist and everything, but all he could do was tell me not to drop amps on my arm again. Over time, my arm and half my hand's recovered, which was lucky and not a little bit useful, mostly because I can play guitar properly-ish again now.There's no scarring or anything - the only inkling people have about it is the fact I sometimes fumble notes if I play using them, which I try to avoid. Also, I once managed to cut my fingertips pretty badly because I was pressing down really fucking hard on the strings because I was so confused as to why I couldn't feel them, so we sort of realised something was wrong when blood started running down my fretboard.

But yeah. Can't feel a thing in the last two fingers, and I haven't been able to for the last 4 years.
Sounds like you have Ulnar Nerve damage. :(
 

Savryc

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I have what I can only guess is a partially formed tooth, it's my top jaw on the left side, I can feel the tips of it poking through my gum but it's never grown out.
 

SlaveNumber23

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Umm I once grew a fang! Like a really long, pointy tooth, they had to remove it before I got a taste for human flesh.
 

Rainmaker77

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I have freckles down one side of my nose but not the other.

I don't have freckles anywhere else either.
 

lord Claincy Ffnord

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heh, lets see: teethwise I have thin enamel, my top front teeth overlap a little, I have very pointy canines

my entire family has pale blue eyes yet mine are hazel 0_o

aaand I have had one of my little toes toenail's fall off, yup just fell off, and there was a tiny new one growing underneath....anyway I think thatl do :p
 

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Ieyke said:
EscapeGoat said:
I can't feel anything in my ring and pinky finger on my left hand. It happened in Year 11, when I was 16 - I was setting up a nice big set of amps for a band practice ahead of a small gig when it toppled and crushed my hand and arm. All I could feel for months afterwards was an awful tingly sensation right down my arm and hand - kind of like permanent pins-and-needles. I had to go to a physiotherapist and everything, but all he could do was tell me not to drop amps on my arm again. Over time, my arm and half my hand's recovered, which was lucky and not a little bit useful, mostly because I can play guitar properly-ish again now.There's no scarring or anything - the only inkling people have about it is the fact I sometimes fumble notes if I play using them, which I try to avoid. Also, I once managed to cut my fingertips pretty badly because I was pressing down really fucking hard on the strings because I was so confused as to why I couldn't feel them, so we sort of realised something was wrong when blood started running down my fretboard.

But yeah. Can't feel a thing in the last two fingers, and I haven't been able to for the last 4 years.
Sounds like you have Ulnar Nerve damage. :(
I think that's what my physiotherapist said - he said it matches Cubital Tunnel Syndrome symptoms (or carpal tunnel, or something. I dunno, not a physio and I've never tried to research it). I had to go back and see him a year ago about it and he suggested surgery as a possible option, but screw that. It's not too big a deal for me, and I've already got used to compensating for it in my guitar playing.

[sub]...what sort of piercing do you have?[/sub]
 

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I have unusually long long giving me an air capacity of around 110%. Unfortunately, I also got really bad pneumonia as a child and the bottom of my lungs are scared. So I'm probably not getting all the oxygen from 110% lung capacity.

Didn't want to be a runner anyway, now I have an excuse.
 

Angie7F

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My jaws are really slim so two teeth from my lower jaw decided to jump out.
As a result I have a mini gap in the side (not the front) but no one notices.

Also, I have a lazy eye and it points inwards.
Only noticeable when you take a photo of me from in front.
 

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I don't actually have 20/20 vision, I just strain my eye muscles so that I see like I do. My eyes can get really sore after a while because of it.
 

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neonsword13-ops said:
I have no earlobes.

It's a hereditary trait for every second male in the family.

I see no reason to have earlobes. They don't benefit me in anyway, so... cool for me I guess?
Every male on my mother's side has the same sleep disorders to one degree or another (night terrors - imagine having nightmares that people can't wake you up from and that you don't remember when you finally do wake, you just wake up scared out of your mind, drenched in sweat, screaming, loaded with adrenaline and with no idea *why* which makes it that much more disorienting and somnambulism - engaging in movement while asleep, often referred to as sleepwalking, though it also encompasses other kinds of active behaviors while asleep), they get less severe as we get older though. I haven't awoke screaming in the wrong room with no memory of why I'm scared out of my mind or how I ended up there in almost two years.

I also have a birthmark on the back of my head. It's a growth, and aside from occasionally itching and being visible from the right angle it's caused me no other problems.