what is the most childish thing about you

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Hedberger

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Slayer_2 said:
I hate perople telling me what to do in any sort of commanding/demanding voice. Only in a few situations will I actually do as they ask.
I'm also incredibly infuriated whenever people do that. I usually do what they say though, if it makes sense. Most of the time it's my little sister that does it and she usually gets away with it. :( I weigh around 100kg, work out and i train thai-boxing and my little sister still bosses me around. She doesn't even have anything to threat me with.
 

NotAPie

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Dont laugh
I still cuddle my pillow when I go to sleep, and Im 15.
-_- its not my fault I feel lonely all night.
>_> DONT LAUGH.
Okay Laugh.
 

Fairee

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The big deal I still make out of my birthday.

And I have a DS, which Dave accused of being "My First Games Console" (as in, aimed at kids who haven't had consoles before. Sorry to everyone who got this, I just thought I'd clarify). Although having a game based on a kids movie for said console is probably more childish...

Oh, and I still sleep with a stuffed toy my mum made me for my 2nd birthday.
 

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for starters, i have the maturity level of a 7-year-old, laughing at anything that might be an inuendo.
Specifically though, one of the most childish things I've done recently was get into a full-fledged fist-fight with my cousin just because he thought Master Chief's name was only 'Chief'. I won't have any of that.
 

Trivun

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I still like Pokemon, and have recently begun watching the anime again (I haven't for about 5/6 years). And begun watching Total Drama Island on Jetix (I live in the UK, you see). I also happen to be 18 and a university student.

Beat that!
 

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WanderFreak said:
I dig the gummy worms.

Inverse Skies said:
I'd say the fact I still have Yoshi plush dolls next to my tv would be my most childish aspect, no way I can get rid of those cute little things.
I've got a yellow Yoshi sitting on my desk that watches me while I work.
You: Ah, I've been working for like five hours straight, maybe I should just take a little break *Loads up Mass Effect PC*
Yoshi: Unless you're going to play Yoshi's World, get back to work you lazy bastard! Yahoo!
You: Damn it, I thought you were asleep *Boots up Yoshi's World for the millionth time*
 
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probably how I look.
And when I get happy I tend to giggle like a little girl sometimes.


But other than that I act my age, mostly
 

JokerGrin

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I still occasionally say something's "gay" even though I have no issue with homosexuality.
 

KosherGreenBean

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When someone annoys me or makes me mad, I curl up into a ball and stay there. Sometimes I'll cover myself with a blanket in the process.
 

dwightsteel

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JokerGrin said:
I still occasionally say something's "gay" even though I have no issue with homosexuality.
In my eyes (and to me only, I'm not saying the way this is), "gay" doesn't even really hold much meaning in terms of describing homosexuality. I think it's evolved into a way of branding something as bad or uncouth. I know it started out as a way to make people who are "gay" feel belittled, but honestly, when using it in most contexts that I tend to use it in, I don't associate it with homosexuality at all.

Understand, I get, considering the recent etymology of the word, that associating "bad" and "homosexuality", I probably shouldn't, but god dammit, it just roles of the tongue, and it's so succinct. If I say something is "gay", I don't have to go any further than that. Everyone knows what I mean.
 

kazork

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I really like to build dams in rivers. And when i am with my girlfriend we like to play air guitar together.... even in the middle of the disco.
 

Silver

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I'm a utopian. And I truly believe I could make a difference.

That, and I always have to prove to myself that I can too, or that I can do better, whenever someone does something.