What Oddity do you have?
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shophius said:
The edit button is your friend, use it instead of double posting...shophius said:
Alright mate, it's only a forum xD Ah I'd forgot how anal some of you guys can be.Littlee300 said:
The vertebra in my back are triangular, as opposed to rectangular, so my spine is twisted in a funny way.
Due to a minor allergy I can tell if a cockroach has resided in a cupboard, scampered over food or went into the ingredients (even partly) of a dish. This is via smell and taste respectively.
It has proven really amusing at times during group meals. Oh look a wonderful large meal, oh its got roach in it, wonderful.
The smell and taste is like copper and an unusual chemical, difficult to describe and hard to ignore. The food can still be eaten by me without side-effects.
It has proven really amusing at times during group meals. Oh look a wonderful large meal, oh its got roach in it, wonderful.
The smell and taste is like copper and an unusual chemical, difficult to describe and hard to ignore. The food can still be eaten by me without side-effects.
Oh, but it does.Megacherv said:
Unfortunately I have no proof as I refuse to take pics of myself on the internet.
i woulda forgotten that kind of conversations... i'm not that interesting to myself.Simriel said:
Hmmm.....
I am incredibly resistant to color change, have epic balance, opposable toes, doublejointed thumbs, a lopsided face, a very slight case of asperger's syndrome, which I found out by having a grand total of about fifteen friends (most of which are nerds) and completely loving metaphysics...
I am incredibly resistant to color change, have epic balance, opposable toes, doublejointed thumbs, a lopsided face, a very slight case of asperger's syndrome, which I found out by having a grand total of about fifteen friends (most of which are nerds) and completely loving metaphysics...
Not a lot, or at least not a lot that I know about:
- You know how cats scratch behind their ears really quickly with their hind legs? I do that with my shoulder, just as quickly sometimes, I don't know why, it just happens.
- I used to scratch myself a lot, from a mixture of dry skin and pure stress (not having an outlet for said stress). I used to be called the "lice boy" and stuff. Anyway, it's a lot less bad now, but the result is that my legs are covered and covered in big, leathery patches of scar tissue. I wonder if it'll ever heal.
- Sometimes I wonder if I'm slightly autistic, but far from sure, it's more likely I'm just odd.
- You know how cats scratch behind their ears really quickly with their hind legs? I do that with my shoulder, just as quickly sometimes, I don't know why, it just happens.
- I used to scratch myself a lot, from a mixture of dry skin and pure stress (not having an outlet for said stress). I used to be called the "lice boy" and stuff. Anyway, it's a lot less bad now, but the result is that my legs are covered and covered in big, leathery patches of scar tissue. I wonder if it'll ever heal.
- Sometimes I wonder if I'm slightly autistic, but far from sure, it's more likely I'm just odd.
How does that work then? You can bend your hand in ways us mortals can only dream about? Or is it just more prone to spraining and breaking? The latter would, obviously, suck.shophius said: