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Old 09-26-2005, 11:29 PM
TheWorstPlayer TheWorstPlayer is offline
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Default Re: Obsessive-compulsive walking patterns / cracks / lines / etc.

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ok i doubt anyone else shares this particular neuroticism but... say we're driving down the highway and someone else is driving and i'm in the back seat. Often i'll click my teeth (just kinda bite down or something lightly ) for every one line and try to do it for each white line and then stop eventually when i realizei t would be impossible to do it for all the lines.

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I'll do something similar to that. Whenever there is a line in the road, I'll curl my toes up, or lift my heels off the ground. Sometime I'll do this every time we pass a telephone pole instead.

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I do this, but I shoot a finger gun instead of curling toes/lifting heals.

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Yes. I sometimes shoot the finger gun when doing this, but usually just shoot like mind laser beams or something.

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This is such a quirky but interesting thread. Here's mine: while riding in the car (and only while riding in the car for some reason) I imagine that from the roof of the car on both sides extends a really long saw or knife or something that wraps all the way around the world and is leveling all trees and buildings, etc. on the entire planet to the same height. I have done this for as long as I can remember.
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