Artemis wrote:I remembered one more...
I can only wash dishes with a sponge that has a scrubby side. I can't use J cloths or any other type of cloth. In situations where there is no other option, I'll use a j cloth but I feel like the dishes aren't really clean.
ya but wtf!
That's fucking excellent.LJF wrote:...
The first thing I listen to ever Friday and I've done this since the cd came out is The Cure's Friday I'm In Love.
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In the past few months post-Summer, I've found I really like wearing "medical" socks at night which have these tiny little rubber grippers on the bottom. I got hooked on them when I had to make frequent trips to a local medical supply store to buy them for my father-in-law when he was hospitalized locally last year. Prior to this, I *never* wore socks except when I wore shoes which was pretty infrequent except when I had to actually meet a client.SR wrote:Mathew McConaughey?
I wear very few variances in clothing. I wear only black Gap T's and only Levi 527 Jeans.Logos and writing of any sort bothers me. I alternate between black ankle boots and black Nike sneakers, and I ONLY wear black Active socks (you would too if you have ever tried them).
I rinse them too, now that I think about it (when I have to cool them off after boiling them) So you're not alonechaos wrote:I rinse off eggs before I crack them.
You must hate Bond moviessinep wrote:i get hung up on little things in movies and it makes me hate them. i wish i was able to enjoy mindless action films but i can't.
i saw part of cowboys vs. aliens today. i already knew that it wasn't going to be my type of movie, but i tried my hardest to enjoy it for what it was, but i wasn't able to because:
1) how could those big, brutish alien creatures with claws build a space craft and pilot a space craft? they didn't even have opposable thumbs.
2) indians helped fight the aliens too. why wasn't it cowboys and indians vs. aliens?
everybody does, minus the ones who love to get their hands fried. Not much of a quirk there.perkana wrote:I rinse them too, now that I think about it (when I have to cool them off after boiling them) So you're not alonechaos wrote:I rinse off eggs before I crack them.
That's actually not that crazy. I know a bunch of people who do that. People handle fruit in stores all day long. If they've got e. coli on their hands, even if you peel the skin, you've now transferred it to your hands, and then to the fruit.Artemis wrote:My father, who really had some OCD behavior and neat freakishness about him, washed oranges and grapefruits before peeling them with a knife. When I asked why he did that, he said he didn't want to get any germs or bacteria on his fingers because after peeling he would handle the flesh of the fruits with his fingers which would then go in his mouth.
Yup, I do that. I thought it was pretty normal.Adurentibus Spina wrote:That's actually not that crazy. I know a bunch of people who do that. People handle fruit in stores all day long. If they've got e. coli on their hands, even if you peel the skin, you've now transferred it to your hands, and then to the fruit.Artemis wrote:My father, who really had some OCD behavior and neat freakishness about him, washed oranges and grapefruits before peeling them with a knife. When I asked why he did that, he said he didn't want to get any germs or bacteria on his fingers because after peeling he would handle the flesh of the fruits with his fingers which would then go in his mouth.
But still, when you're that obsessed about germs isn't the irony of it that you end up being more sick than 'regular folks' who care less about them because you kind of tell the body that it's in danger of being infected all the time and thereby you kind of weaken your immune system just by thinking like that? 
