Quirks - Page 45

Azhiri · #**441** 08-21-2011, 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Jalen

oh

my

god

<it's... it's mind-boggling>

Commence pointing, laughing, and incredibly smug "I TOLD YOU SO" party... now.

I TOLD YOU SO

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

I TOLD YOU SO I TOLD YOU SO

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Merci Alizée · #**442** 08-21-2011, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Jalen

oh
While we're on the subject of our preferences for blanket orientation, and my mouth is still agape,

I have to have my feet and arms exposed. Otherwise I feel like I'm trapped and get the urge to kill my captor.

I sleep with my whole body covered upto the neck.

Sleeping without blanket is next to impossible for me. I feel very uncomfortable when I'm not covered up properly before sleeping. Other people find it bit odd because blankets are never used during hot summers of India.

user472884 · #**443** 08-21-2011, 06:11 PM

I prefer not using a blanket at all if possible.

I feel more comfortable, natural, and Tarzan-y if I can just lay somewhere and sleep in a comfortable temperature.

The only issue is most of the time to achieve a proper temperature I would have to be wearing clothes, which gets annoying as firetruck for me with them all moving around when I move and stuff. Especially in this stupid state. It's never the perfect temperature.

Though in Californialand, hoho molly, best naps anyone has ever taken.

Rictor · #**444** 08-21-2011, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Merci Alizée

I sleep with my whole body covered upto the neck.

Sleeping without blanket is next to impossible for me. I feel very uncomfortable when I'm not covered up properly before sleeping. Other people find it bit odd because blankets are never used during hot summers of India.

Same here! This is also why I blast the air conditioning during summers. It wouldn't have to be turned on so intensely if I didn't have a big blanket on me during my sleep time.

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Originally Posted by Jalen

I prefer not using a blanket at all if possible.

I feel more comfortable, natural, and Tarzan-y if I can just lay somewhere and sleep in a comfortable temperature.

It's more of a security thing for me, I think. There were a few times where I was so tired that I fell asleep without a blanket on me. I had nightmares. I tend to have nightmares when I sleep without a blanket.

DrSmith · #**445** 08-21-2011, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Jalen

oh

my

god

<it's... it's mind-boggling>

You haven't watched enough QI.

Rictor · #**446** 08-21-2011, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by DrSmith

You haven't watched enough QI.

"I said a human being, not some kind of freak." LOL!

Never even heard of that show, but seems funny.

user472884 · #**447** 08-21-2011, 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Rictor

Never even heard of that show, but seems funny.

Bro, it's fucking hilarious.

wasabi622 · #**448** 12-30-2011, 03:49 AM

I.. I seriously love Sandra Bullock movies.

My current winter break schedule is as follows: Work, work out, Sandra Bullock movie, sleep.

She's funny, adorable, and quirky. I never would've thought that I would have a fanboy crush on a woman my mom's age.

WhiteFeather · #**449** 12-30-2011, 04:13 AM

Don't know if it's been said before but:
-I can twist either hand around 360 degrees. Can't really do much with it at that point, but it tends to freak people out.

-I have a specific "loadout" for my pants:

Right Front Pocket: Wallet, gum, Pocket Knife.
Left Front Pocket: Cell Phone, iPod
Belt: Leatherman Multitool with a pen in the holster
Back Left Pocket: Carabiner attached to belt loop with keys, mini-sharpener, swiss army knife, scissor multitool and mini flashlight.

Is half of that stuff necessary all the time? No, but it's nice to have on hand. I actually use quite a bit of that crap at work quite often.
If anything is out of place, I literally freak out.