You know you're Orthodox if....
Your priest says "you may all sit down" and you think it's a gag
You visit a Protestant church for the wedding of a friend, and, upon seeing a guitar, drums, bass, and amplifiers in the sanctuary, you start to shake, get nauseous, and end up vomiting in the men's room
You no longer think of the myriad army of germs that come from everyone putting the same spoon in their mouths, everyone kissing the same icons, babies crawling on the floors like animals, kids all over the place sticking their filthy hands on the slava bread, and people shoving their hands into the antidiron bowl
Someone tells you they are a devotee of St. Vladimir the Leper of Valkenvania and St. Olga the Hermitess of Eastern Sibera and...you actually know who they're talking about
Your deacon holds the censor straight up in your face for a matter of seconds until the incense singes the nose hairs within and you don't even realize it much less care
You're anglo, grew up in Western churches, and yet you have Russians, Serbs, Middle Easterners, and every race from A to Z around you at coffee hour and for you, that's normal! LOL
You can tell one tone apart from another
You no longer think of ZZ Top when you look at your bishop
You begin to look at the Catholic Mass as an Oreo cookie with no filling
You get frustrated that Orthodox priests are never in movies
You automatically kiss things no matter what
You envy the clergy's heavy silken robes in the winter because your priest is too cheap to turn on the heater
You see veiled women all over the place and the hair on your neck no longer stands up in fear of being bombed by Hamas
The only football player anyone at coffee hour talks about is Troy Palomalu
You look at Catholics and feel like the way they cross themselves is akin to driving in a British car on the wrong side of the road
You think a liturgy that was "only" 1.5 hours was a short, abbreviated edition
No longer ask "what on Earth is that?" when the Russians slap strange things onto your plate in the coffee hour line
Santa Claus has to come to your home at a much later date, weeks later