Thread "Strange facts about you" in forum "Comic Talk and General Discussion *"

Posted at 12:02PM, Feb. 10, 2009

I didn't really like the three new star wars movies. In fact, I didn't really like the first three that much either. Also, I eat dried squid.

Posted at 5:02PM, Feb. 10, 2009

Freshly killed fish is good (sushi) but I'm not so sure about dried squid.

Posted at 5:02PM, Feb. 10, 2009

I like knives too. I've got two stilleto type throwing knives attatched to my computer chair, three swords by the bed, and about 6 other knives randomly scattered around the room.

Also, you ought to try the dried squid. It's like seafood beef jerky. Just make sure its refrigerated and wrap it up when you throw it away, because it stinks to high frakkin hell otherwise.

I also own three guitars but can't play.

Posted at 5:02AM, Feb. 12, 2009

Mmmm…. Knives… I too love knives.

2 Katanas (1 of which is from WWII)
6 Throwing spikes
6 Throwing knives
2 Bolos
2 Heavy daggers
4 Shuriken
2 Balisong
3 Switchblades

Meh =p

Posted at 10:02PM, Feb. 12, 2009

a) I have 6 scars all on the right side of my body. Located on my forehead, eyebrow, jaw, arm, inside of my thigh, and on the outside of my calf.

b)I'm vegetarian. But I'm not all crazy and preachy about it.

c) I love tattoos. But I only have one.(Due to money issues, not pain.) But my boyfriend has six.

d)I have so many books my bookshelves sag in the center, and I really don't have room to get another one. Lol.

All very random…i know.

Posted at 12:02AM, Feb. 13, 2009

I didn't really like the three new star wars movies.

Despite not being averse to the idea, I have somehow managed to never see any movies in that series. Ever. When I admit this, someone generally vows to bring over a set or rent it and watch it with me, but we always end up renting something else or deciding to go out instead or something.

Posted at 6:02AM, Feb. 13, 2009

If you're interested in the universe, I'd recommend either the games or the books. Watch the old movies if it's late and you've got nothing better to do. Skip the new ones altogether.

I love star wars, but I don't really care that much for the movies, or George Lucas.

Posted at 4:02PM, Feb. 14, 2009

Born on an Air Force base that doesn't exist anymore, if that's interesting.

Posted at 10:02AM, Feb. 16, 2009

I learned to walk around in circles as soon as I learned to walk.

By the way, hi.

Posted at 7:02PM, Feb. 16, 2009

1. I was born with a huge hard grey-green fungus on my big toe. When I was old enough to follow directions (say between 5 and 7), my pediatrician gave me drops to put on it every day until it went away. It took months, but I did it diligently and I never had to be reminded, ever. My mother still counts this as one of the things she's most proud of me for.

2. I have only ever once been in a fist fight. I was in second grade. I had to hold off the tall dirty blonde-haired kid while my best friend Kevin Schmidt dealt with the fat red-headed kid. I must have ducked and dodged quite a bit because I suffered no bruises, but Kevin got creamed. As our attackers ran off down the street I put one arm around Kevin and threw my fist in the air, yelling "Curse you!"

3. Somewhere in my pre-adolescence, I put 2 and 2 together and realized that my parents, being married and all, probably did some french-kissing when I wasn't around. This horrified me so much that I locked myself in my room and cried for an entire day.

4. If I hand you a button, turn away from you and tell you to put the button in one of your hands and put it on top of your head, and then you take your hand back down and hold both hands out to me, I can turn back around and tell you which hand you've hid the button in.

5. I once had a hamster for five years and then one night she spontaneously bled to death.

Posted at 7:03AM, Mar. 25, 2009

I'm ambidextrous (My grandmother used to make me write with my right hand while I was left handed. I don't know if it was a superstition thing, because she was really superstitious at that time. Don't walk around with one shoe, black cats etc.) Oh, and I click my nails together alot…Does that count? That's about all I can think of :p.

its actualy because back in the old days people thought if u where left handed u where a witch. some also believed if u where left handed you where a priest or priestess,depended on ur culture. im ambedextrious but i prefer my left hand the most

Posted at 9:03AM, Mar. 26, 2009

When I was seven I got a pet rabbit called Buster. At the same time we had a guinnea pig called Bob. And Bob's hutch was stacked on top of Buster's in the back garden by the shed. I cleaned Buster regularly and fussed over him a lot since I'd wanted a rabbit for years.

There was an incident that happened that I'll always remember clearly. It was one of the incidents that pushed towards my loss of trusting people.

Somebody broke into our garden, kicked over the two hutches and stole Buster. We know it was a person because there was a massive boot print in the mud in front of the hutches.

That night was the same night Princess Diana died. And I remember hearing reports of the paparazzi just taking photos instead of helping her. I didn't and still dont' really care for the royal family, but realising that stuff like that was going on in the world both enraged and scared me.

Buster's well dead now, but it still pisses me off that somebody could do that when you can go to a pet shop and get a damn rabbit for nothing!

The next day, my parents figured Buster would never come back. So they got me a hamster. Andrea the first.

It kinda brought it all back a few years ago when everybody was going on about the 10 year aniversary of Diana's death… Actually, people are STILL going on about it.

Posted at 4:03PM, Mar. 26, 2009

I'm never bored. Lock me up in a room for hours and I'll be completely content in there… as long as I'm comfortable and I've got the time to spare.

I'm sometimes horribly open minded. I have the ability to agree with everything said in a debate even if the opinions absolutely contradict each together. I also get confused with which perspective I live by (1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person…).

I hate crushes. I suspect it's got something to do with my childhood, but basically, I've trained myself to be asexual since then. On the other hand, I still plan on getting married… and I'm both romantic and pessimistic when it comes to love.