mismi wrote:I'm a knee shaker...if I am sitting with both feet flat on the floor I can guarantee one will be going 90 to nothing. Or if I have my legs crossed...whatever leg is on the top, the foot attached shakes. It drives people nuts. Someone is always stopping my leg or stilling my foot. Problem is, I don't even know I'm doing it until they let me know...one way or another. I am trying to be more aware of it...
Interesting. Have you done it all your life? It sounds like excess energy to me.
Phoenix32890 wrote:I live in an area that has a community association. One of their duties is to provide lawn service to the entire area. So, once a week, the riding mowers, with their gawdawful noise, are going from eight o'clock in the morning, until the middle of the afternoon.
There are times that I would like to throw something at one of those mowers! 
Gawdawful is right. Those mowers are huge and fast and they're now used for the smallest swatch of grass. Talk about Greenhouse gases. i bet the mowing industry is fighting environmental regulations with their very lives.
Linkat wrote:I can't stand when someone's telephone cord is all tangled. I have found myself at someone's desk (even with them there) and mindlessly unraveling the cord.
Other peoples twisted phone cords? I consider that to be generous of you. I no longer have a home phone, but I used to unplug the cord from the phone, stand on a chair and let it untwist, kind of like you let the YO-Yo string right itself.
dyslexia wrote:As I have aged and gotten more and more senile I have lost all my old habits, everything I do now is just like the first time.
Lucky dog.
DrewDad wrote:I despise redundancy, and telling or being told the same information more than once.
Can you give an example?
ossobuco wrote: I'd never give this away, since I like it, but it drives me nuts. Recently I put the strap in a kind of girl scout knot and hung the damned thing in my laundry room as decor.
A good solution, osso.
edgarblythe wrote:I despise redundancy, and telling or being told the same information more than once.
Hey, wait a minute...can you give an example, oh, nevermind.
Stray Cat wrote:I tend to be somewhat OCDish. Almost every time I leave my home, I have to check and make sure the oven and the coffee pot are turned off. Even if I know darn well that I didn't use the oven or coffee pot that morning. I still have to check.
Weird, huh?
Not as weird as you think. I think most of do a bit of double checking on these thngs before leaving the house.
I used to have a neighbor who had OCD full-blown. I'd watch him lock the door to leave the house, then walk a few steps, return to check the lock, walk away, return, again and again...a difficult thing to watch.
littlek wrote:I just told my friend that if she chose a blue shirt to wear with her gray jacket and black pants that she should be sure it didn't clash with the background color of her power point presentation.
I can't tell if you are serious about this? Are you? Wow. That is quirky. Although, I could debate you about color, you know, what is blue, or green etc.
The Pentacle Queen wrote:This is an odd one:
If i'm in a car looking out of the window, whenever I go past anything like lampost or the end of a fence or a curb drop, I click my teeth together.
I think it stems from a game I used to play in the car when I was little, and now it's an automatic reaction.
Teeth clicking. Only heard by the clicker?
MonkeyC wrote:Sleeping with odd lights on. The light on the front of the DVR in my bedroom, reflections of the street lights in windows, my digital alarm clock faces away from me and gawd help me when there's a full moon lighting up the room! Ain't it grand to be weird? 
Do you howl at the moon too?
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