What’s something you know you do differently than most people?

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Reply 200

Law123mus

romance

Reply 201

andyb86

Original post by MovingOn

Well, as part of my OCD I don't touch door handles in public. I'll use my feet, elbows or at worst gloved hands to manouvere my way around!

this
and am left handed and i love adaptation movies, ie never let me down and shutter island

Reply 202

Cicerao

My flatmates well took the piss out of me when I ate beans "on" toast.

For me, it's beans ASIDE toast, can't stand soggy toast. This is apparently weird.

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User570431

Original post by J4M1ExIRE

Ta me i mo chonai in ait galanta darb ainm Eire ag an bhomaite agus is brea liom e - I live in a lovely place called Ireland at the minute and i love it

Its my second language btw and i couldn't speak a word before i came to secondary school

:biggrin:

Are their any irish translators on the internet lool ? :colone:

Reply 204

AnHuman

I sellotape my phone to my head during conversations.

Reply 205

Illusions144

Original post by Lewroll

Its probably a regional thing. When i saw people saying it on here i thought it was really strange. Are you in south england? Maybe its a london/south thing to say 'asked' and all the northerners say 'arsed'. Doesnt even make sense, 'cant be asked' makes more sense to me :biggrin:

i'm a northerner and everyone i know says arsed, so think you might be right about the regional thing!
and it does make sense, it's like when people say get your arse in gear; meaning get motivated. i can't be arsed - i can't be bothered. most shoddy attempt at explaining my point ever :redface:

Reply 206

berryripple

Original post by AnHuman

I sellotape my phone to my head during conversations.

Seriously? :rofl:

Reply 207

choccandy21

prefer odd numbers to even numbers lol

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Bella Occhi

Glad to hear I'm not the only person to use my cutlery the wrong way round :colondollar:

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User570431

Original post by berryripple

Seriously? :rofl:

lol i thought that as well :biggrin:

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wanderlust.xx

Original post by Doyle&TheFourFathers

the way i finger my bass

... Innuendo? :rolleyes:

Reply 211

ailsa136

When I'm eating using my knife, I use my left hand to scrape the food onto the fork, but then when I'm cutting up pieces of food I swap my knife to my right hand

Reply 212

Stegosaurus

I pronounce "room" as sort of like "rhum".
I live in Yorkshire, so this gets me quite a lot of grief... what's that parable about removing the log from your own accent before you try to remove the splinter from your neighbour's, or something like that? :P

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APonderingMind

I use chopsticks with my left hand. :rolleyes:

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ApexPredator

This might sound a bit silly but.. my house is quite old and we don't have a single bathroom upstairs. Instead we have a toilet in one room and a bathroom in the other. The toilet is old school with the cistern and flush quite high up. Ever since I can remember, I have to open the door before I can flush the toilet. I think it may stem from the fact that flushing is loud and I may have been afraid of the noise when I was younger.