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Society & Culture Things you do/did that you probably think no one else does
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When I come up to a T intersection (signed or unsigned) I like to stop, indicate which direction I'm going and look both ways before making the turn.
Quivorir
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You should indicate before you stop bro. If you're braking before indicating, you suck.
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people who put their indicator on halfway through actually making the turn are infuriating
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People who don't indicate are even more infuriating
Yeah I do indicate before stopping.
Heaps of people don't even stop at t intersections.
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Or indicate too early. Houses i understand, but if there are 2 streets being passed before turning...ill kill ya campaigner
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Somehow it strikes me as a very Kramer thing to do.
On a hot night it cools you down greatly making it easier to fall asleep.
I just have a shower before bed
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Ever since I was a kid, whenever I'm sitting down on the couch in front of the telly, I always have so have something on my lap or in my hand(s). Usually a cushion or pillow, but if need be a rolled up jacket, a plate, coffee cup, stubbie etc. Anything to rest my hands on or keep them occupied. It was only recently I realised how naked I feel if I don't have said object. Weird I know.
I'm not OCD about it like you, but I frequently do the same.
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Yeah, I need to be fidgeting with someone while on the couch as well, whether it's on my laptopn, spinning my phone in my hands, throwing something around in my hands.
My mum keep telling me off for it, and tries to change my behaviour to no affect
My mum keep telling me off for it, and tries to change my behaviour to no affect
See I don't worry about this
Not liking a good post is ban worthy imo, a hard one to police though.
I make a conscious effort to breathe out/hold my breath as I walk past strangers when waking down the street.
The first reason is to 'push away' any breath they are exhaling in case they have some sort of contagious illness. The second is to avoid smelling them as they walk past.
It's a weird little thing I'll often do especially in places like a packed shopping centre complex.
The first reason is to 'push away' any breath they are exhaling in case they have some sort of contagious illness. The second is to avoid smelling them as they walk past.
It's a weird little thing I'll often do especially in places like a packed shopping centre complex.
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Haha, how do you even go to any major shopping centre?! You'd never be able to take a breath!
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How do you breath whilst in a place like a packed shopping centre complex then?
It's not like a life-changing OCD tick that controls my life or anything.
It's usually only when I am forced to walked right next to someone coming the opposite direction.
People smell and are unhygenic and I to avoid the strange smells they make by doing this.
Sometimes though, I will hold my breath for a few seconds if I have to past a number of people consecutively, which can lead to the point of it being a little uncomfortable (I'm not walking down the street grasping for air or anything), it's so subtle you would not notice I'm doing anything different than going about my business.
It's usually only when I am forced to walked right next to someone coming the opposite direction.
People smell and are unhygenic and I to avoid the strange smells they make by doing this.
Sometimes though, I will hold my breath for a few seconds if I have to past a number of people consecutively, which can lead to the point of it being a little uncomfortable (I'm not walking down the street grasping for air or anything), it's so subtle you would not notice I'm doing anything different than going about my business.
As a kid I used to hold my breath and take my feet off the floor when we drove past a cemetery so no ghosts would get in me.
I turn the radio down when I drive by a cemetery. Mum always use to make us so it's stuck with me.
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