Thread "What's your oddest habit?" in forum "Comic Talk and General Discussion *"

Posted at 11:02PM, Feb. 28, 2007

I block out every possible sources of light, by covering it up… inducing my digtal clock, etc…

Do you use a sleep mask?

Posted at 8:03AM, Mar. 1, 2007

I block out every possible sources of light, by covering it up… inducing my digtal clock, etc…

Do you use a sleep mask?

tried that. didn't work too well. snice I tend to move around a lot in my sleep.. so in the process the sleep mask would slip off my head and then I'd wake up due to sensing lights in the room somehow.
I'm very light senstive. ^^;;

Posted at 10:03AM, Mar. 1, 2007

Occaisionally, I'll talk to myself, but I'll use "we" as a self-referencial pronoun. "We're gonna go the store." …Yeeeeaaaah, I don't do that very often.

I used to be schizophrenic, but we're okay now!

Posted at 11:03AM, Mar. 1, 2007

I'm very light senstive. ^^;;

I first had a problem when there's a bright lamb or a candle somewhere standing in my eye-sight when watching tv. Somehow my eyes couldn't concentrate completely on the screen anymore. The lambs or candles were always turned on/putted there by someone else for the best intentions (so I wouldn't sit in the dark) but I believed wasn't the dark that would ruin my eyes, but those damned lights! I've let my hair grown all long now and since then I have no trouble with it whatsoever because I can't really see at the sights of me anymore ^^

Posted at 11:03AM, Mar. 1, 2007

One of my habits is that at night, when I'm in bed, I burry myself in my covers to keep out the light. Sort of what a hermit crab does when they want to be left alone. And then, on my days off from work, I spend my free time with just me,myself and I. No people no noise no hasstle. Just me. I deal with enough noise at work and when I go home, I love to hide.

Posted at 2:03PM, Mar. 1, 2007

I mimick my character's face or position when I draw. And I'm in an animation school. Working on a small film about witches. The manic faces I pull, you wouldn't imagine X)

Posted at 2:03PM, Mar. 1, 2007

I make my bed before I go to bed. It stays unmade all through the day, but I gots to get into a made bed. It's refreshing. I also like to switch up which end of the bed I sleep at.

Posted at 4:03PM, Mar. 1, 2007

Probably having to knock shit over in walmarts. You could seriously follow me, I just have this need to knock shit off the shelves…and sometimes pick up a maul or ax while I do it. I don't think I can walk in walmart without doing one of those things.

Posted at 11:03PM, Mar. 2, 2007

But I think the weirdest of all my habbits is this: When I draw the Boogey Dancing, I often st there with all the expressions of each character ofthe panel i'm drawing. Like if one is happy, I'm smiling. If one s angry I look really angry. When sad, I want to curl up and cry. People can see all sorts of expressions I can pull just but watching me draw. My friends love watching me draw. >.>;;

I do this to! I really think it helps to make the same expressions your characters are, it certainly helps me. I even have a mirror above my drawing desk that I consult at times! :D

My friends love watching me draw too, because I talk to myself, and (as you could probably tell by my comic) I make some funky expressions. ;D

-W

I used to do this too, Only with IM conversations and smileys. =S
I broke that habit, but it's still memorable. ^^;

I like to C-Walk to rap in my kitchen, which is pretty odd 'cause I'll do it in the middle of the night, the middle of the day, if people are there or not, and my kitchen is only about 3 feet wide, So I've learned to dance in tight spaces. The tile + My socks = pretty sweet slides. Though sometimes I just improvise random, made up stuff to the music… Neh.

I also like to sleep in really cold places. Took a few times of waking up with the window open and a cold to realize that I wasn't catching it from my brother.

I also think Pickles don't taste too bad with Peanut Butter, But I dunno, that might not be just me. =O

Posted at 1:03AM, Mar. 3, 2007

I make loud, inappropiate eating noises when people are kissing/eating.

Posted at 3:03PM, Mar. 3, 2007

You know how little kids rub their eyes with the palm of their hands when they're tired? I still do that.

Posted at 3:03PM, Mar. 3, 2007

Not that old but if i see a puddle of water i have to jump in it. I CAN'T HELP IT!

Haha me too

Posted at 5:03PM, Mar. 3, 2007

*think*I'm pretty weird, I think. I always have to be on the end-chair of a table, or the outermost chair(like in a theater or a plane, the aisle seat). Or, at least one chair next to me has to be empty. I don't know why, except I feel claustrophobic when people get close.

I can't sleep facing the wall. This is a habit from when I was a kid and was sure there were "dark things in the night" coming to "get me". I can't sleep while not being able to see the room when I open my eyes. This also means that I NEED a light by my bedside, because if I get freaked out, I don't want to leap across the room in the dark to turn one on…"In case something's there".

I have to have one pile of "mess" somewhere in my room. For the most part I keep it clean, but then I'll have a pile of books, or a stack of CDs, or spilling of coloured pencils. If I don't, I get weirded out by my room, it feels alien to me.

I chew on the skin on the edge of my fingernails; never to the point that it causes me pain or anything.

I have to constantly be aware of the time. I get anxious when I don't know the time. My friend is worse about this than I am, because she'll do it and not even realize that she's checking her watch literally every few seconds. >.<

I'll "chew" my hands. More like, I'll thoughtfully put a knuckle or thumb between my teeth and bite down slightly. It's mostly just while I'm thinking.

If I think of more, I'll post.;)

Posted at 7:03PM, Mar. 3, 2007

I can't sleep if the door is open.

Posted at 7:03PM, Mar. 3, 2007

I can't sleep if the door is open.

same for me too. I can't believe I forgot to add that part. the same for any doors, inducing closet doors.