I'm a weirdo...are you?

Matrix2006 · Oct 6, 2003

When I was a kid I used to like to get a sewing needle and put it under a thin layer of my skin on my finger. It didn't hurt at all since it didn't reach those delicate nerves.

I always thought that was strange so I didn't tell anyone I did it. I guess you could say that we are all weird because I believe everyone does something.

Acceptance · Oct 6, 2003

Ahh, I too used to sew my fingers together (using the non-innervated skin of course). Another weird thing I learned to do was say the alphabet backwards. What am I ever in a million years going to need to know that for???

Sleepy Jean · Oct 6, 2003

lambslove said:
Oh, and when I was little, I used to dye ants different colors to see if their peers would recognize and accept them anyway. (They did. The other ants didn't seem to care at all what colors they were.)

Now I've set ants of fire, but I've never heard of dying them!

*takes notes*

KristiXP · Oct 6, 2003

Acceptance said:
I have a weirdo habit. I like to put Elmer's glue on my hands, let it dry, then pick it off.
Anyone else do anything this weird???

Yep! I used to do it all the time in elementary school and jr high school because I got bored listening to the teachers. I would still do it, but I don't have any glue

Brooke said:
When simmering wax in a simmerpot, I liked to dip my finger in it over and over until I had a thick coat of wax. It hurt, but it was still kind of fun.

I do this as well

Matrix2006 said:
When I was a kid I used to like to get a sewing needle and put it under a thin layer of my skin on my finger. It didn't hurt at all since it didn't reach those delicate nerves. I always thought that was strange so I didn't tell anyone I did it.

And this

I also used to catch the flies in the house, freeze them, then put them infront of the wood stove to thaw them out. A few of them lived, then I forced them to stand on the woodstove until they died .

So, yup, you could say I'm a weirdo too

Matrix2006 · Oct 7, 2003

Acceptance said:
Ahh, I too used to sew my fingers together (using the non-innervated skin of course). Another weird thing I learned to do was say the alphabet backwards. What am I ever in a million years going to need to know that for???

You made me remember something, but at the time I think alot of people did it. The old commercial, I think McDonald's. I didn't look at your age so I don't know if you're old enough to remember. "Two all beef patties special sauce lettuce cheese pickle onions on a sesame seed bun."

Back in 1975, I was about 15 years old, I had one class I was so bored with that I actually learned how to say that thing from the commercial backwards like they tried on the ads. I actually could say it backwards as fast as I did forward. That's what I learned as a kid in school.
Sad, isn't it?

KristiXP · Oct 7, 2003

^ Those commercials are on again. I don't like them though.

Blessedone_74 · Oct 7, 2003

I did the glue thing too, lol. Looks like everyone has done that, just about. The weird thing I did when I was a kid was eat the ice that would form around the inside of the freezer. One day I stupidly used my tougne to do this and got stuck. I'll never forget that day!!

Brooke · Oct 7, 2003

I remember doing that too. Eating the ice, I mean. I got my tongue stuck once myself!

SmileAndAHandshake · Oct 7, 2003

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Blessedone_74 · Oct 7, 2003

I'm glad I wasn't the only kid in history to stand at the open freezer door trying to yell for yelp!!

pace · Oct 8, 2003

I sometimes pretend I play for a big audience when I play the piano.

And I talk out loud to myself now and then, sometimes with..... emotion. :o

Acceptance · Oct 8, 2003

Isn't it awesome though, that despite all these weird things, Jesus loves us anyway?! How great is that!!!!

pace · Oct 8, 2003

You know if you drag your pointer over that clapping guy of yours so he get's blue, he looks evil and you pivture he saying something like: " COME JOIN US OR DIE!!! COME JOIN US OR DIE!!! " :O

Blessedone_74 · Oct 8, 2003

I talk out loud to myself to. I have to be carefull when I am in public, I get some strange looks, lol.

viper5230 · Oct 8, 2003

I always talk before I think then say that I shouldn't have said that and then I go off on a tangent of the conversation. That is just one of the weird things

Mr.Cheese · Oct 8, 2003

I think I'm a piece of cheese.

viper5230 · Oct 8, 2003

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KristiXP · Oct 8, 2003

Blessedone_74 said:
I did the glue thing too, lol. Looks like everyone has done that, just about. The weird thing I did when I was a kid was eat the ice that would form around the inside of the freezer. One day I stupidly used my tougne to do this and got stuck. I'll never forget that day!!

I used to do that in the grocery store whenever we walked by those big open freezers. I would run my hand across the "snowy stuff" and let it melt in my hand. One day my hand got stuck to the ice and we had to have an employee get a bucket of hot water to unstick my hand. You'd think it was embarassing, but I loved every minute of the attention

Matrix2006 · Oct 9, 2003

pace said:
You know if you drag your pointer over that clapping guy of yours so he get's blue, he looks evil and you pivture he saying something like: " COME JOIN US OR DIE!!! COME JOIN US OR DIE!!! " :O

I tried that and the face does look evil. That's funny.

Sun_flwer · Oct 9, 2003

The 'lol' thing.You get used to seeing and using it on the internet. Sometimes when i'm talking to someone and they say something funny i think 'lol'. One of these days i might accidently slip and say it and they will think i'm .

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