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GreenWaffle wrote:why do people keep their phones in their left pockets (unless you're left handed I guess)

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dubunked wrote:i do some other weird things, but nothing that really effects my life. if i brush by something on my right shoulder, i then scratch my left shoulder to feel symmetrical (and any other part of my body). certain textures also creep me out kinda like the "nails on a chalk board" feeling but with many different textures, especially clothes.

there another one which is impossible to explain but i'll try anyway - sometimes when i'm walking around, i look at the ground around me and take various things & project lines from them at 45, 90, & 180 degree angles, and just imagine them. it's like a severe case of "don't step on the crack" syndrome lol, except i don't actually avoid stepping on them, i just picture them in my head. done it ever since i can remember. I still step on them freely (it would be impossible not to - there's just too many) and it doesn't bother me, but i definitely think about it a lot so it's a preoccupation. basically i think about all of the cracks or lines on the ground, edges of rugs or tiles, lines projected from the arms of chairs or desks or door frames, etc (at the aforementioned angles).

i do a similar thing when i'm driving - whenever there's a mailbox, fire hydrant, driveway, street sign, etc, i will imagine the car hovering off the ground for a second to avoid driving over the lines projected from the mailbox or whatever it is.

I don't think about it that often nowadays, maybe 5% of the time, but that's definitely enough for it to be kinda strange lol. used to think about it more often when i was younger.

dubunked wrote:

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dubunked wrote:i do some other weird things, but nothing that really effects my life. if i brush by something on my right shoulder, i then scratch my left shoulder to feel symmetrical (and any other part of my body). certain textures also creep me out kinda like the "nails on a chalk board" feeling but with many different textures, especially clothes.

there another one which is impossible to explain but i'll try anyway - sometimes when i'm walking around, i look at the ground around me and take various things & project lines from them at 45, 90, & 180 degree angles, and just imagine them. it's like a severe case of "don't step on the crack" syndrome lol, except i don't actually avoid stepping on them, i just picture them in my head. done it ever since i can remember. I still step on them freely (it would be impossible not to - there's just too many) and it doesn't bother me, but i definitely think about it a lot so it's a preoccupation. basically i think about all of the cracks or lines on the ground, edges of rugs or tiles, lines projected from the arms of chairs or desks or door frames, etc (at the aforementioned angles).

i do a similar thing when i'm driving - whenever there's a mailbox, fire hydrant, driveway, street sign, etc, i will imagine the car hovering off the ground for a second to avoid driving over the lines projected from the mailbox or whatever it is.

I don't think about it that often nowadays, maybe 5% of the time, but that's definitely enough for it to be kinda strange lol. used to think about it more often when i was younger.

jw does anyone do anything like this? always wondered...

rayman612 wrote:

dubunked wrote:

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dubunked wrote:i do some other weird things, but nothing that really effects my life. if i brush by something on my right shoulder, i then scratch my left shoulder to feel symmetrical (and any other part of my body). certain textures also creep me out kinda like the "nails on a chalk board" feeling but with many different textures, especially clothes.

there another one which is impossible to explain but i'll try anyway - sometimes when i'm walking around, i look at the ground around me and take various things & project lines from them at 45, 90, & 180 degree angles, and just imagine them. it's like a severe case of "don't step on the crack" syndrome lol, except i don't actually avoid stepping on them, i just picture them in my head. done it ever since i can remember. I still step on them freely (it would be impossible not to - there's just too many) and it doesn't bother me, but i definitely think about it a lot so it's a preoccupation. basically i think about all of the cracks or lines on the ground, edges of rugs or tiles, lines projected from the arms of chairs or desks or door frames, etc (at the aforementioned angles).

i do a similar thing when i'm driving - whenever there's a mailbox, fire hydrant, driveway, street sign, etc, i will imagine the car hovering off the ground for a second to avoid driving over the lines projected from the mailbox or whatever it is.

I don't think about it that often nowadays, maybe 5% of the time, but that's definitely enough for it to be kinda strange lol. used to think about it more often when i was younger.

jw does anyone do anything like this? always wondered...

Nope youre fucking crazy

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by rayman612 » Fri May 30, 2014 12:57 pm

dubunked wrote:

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dubunked wrote:i do some other weird things, but nothing that really effects my life. if i brush by something on my right shoulder, i then scratch my left shoulder to feel symmetrical (and any other part of my body). certain textures also creep me out kinda like the "nails on a chalk board" feeling but with many different textures, especially clothes.

there another one which is impossible to explain but i'll try anyway - sometimes when i'm walking around, i look at the ground around me and take various things & project lines from them at 45, 90, & 180 degree angles, and just imagine them. it's like a severe case of "don't step on the crack" syndrome lol, except i don't actually avoid stepping on them, i just picture them in my head. done it ever since i can remember. I still step on them freely (it would be impossible not to - there's just too many) and it doesn't bother me, but i definitely think about it a lot so it's a preoccupation. basically i think about all of the cracks or lines on the ground, edges of rugs or tiles, lines projected from the arms of chairs or desks or door frames, etc (at the aforementioned angles).

i do a similar thing when i'm driving - whenever there's a mailbox, fire hydrant, driveway, street sign, etc, i will imagine the car hovering off the ground for a second to avoid driving over the lines projected from the mailbox or whatever it is.

I don't think about it that often nowadays, maybe 5% of the time, but that's definitely enough for it to be kinda strange lol. used to think about it more often when i was younger.

jw does anyone do anything like this? always wondered...

Marcus wrote:

chekov wrote:whenever i play records first thing i do is spot where i can leave sleeves so i know which ones are for the right record for each deck

Why not just put the sleeve under the turntable you are playing the tune on?