I preferred Ella Hooper before she got her teeth fixed.
Is it just me, or…
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Good point, one I had not considered.
Black is such a fine descriptor of a personality and attitude though.
A really good use for old CD’s is to hang them in trees with fishing line or cable ties thru a small hole drilled in the top edge
Ibis & other nuisance bird species hate the reflection of the underside of the CD & will go elsewhere
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I group my m&m colours and eat orange and blue together in even numbers, followed green & gold and then lastly the clearly superior red & (almost) black.
If I have an odd number I bite it in two so there’s still an even number of pieces.
I’m pretty sure it’s just me.
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Reflexively ‘bowing’ (at least with the head) to Asians no matter where they’re from or whether it’s actually a part of their culture and then silently asking yourself ‘why are you like this?’
Edit: Oh, and getting all flustered when they give you something with two hands, wondering whether or not you should do that now and feeling completely awkward either way.
i straighten and sort cards/promotional material/loose items on the counter whilst waiting to be served in shops, or is just me?
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I do too, a hangover from working in retail as a student (13 years ago now!)
yes! maybe that’s where it stems from…
I eat them in a coordinated fashion that always leaves a pleasing arrangement of pattern and colour in my hand.
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So I guess it is just me who grabs as much m&ms as I can and shove them in my mouth?
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My alarm must be set to one of the 15 minute mark of the hour. I’ll never have 5:20. Will always be either 5:15 or 5:30
Twisties and m&m’s.
I accept that I am half-Japanese now anyway. 
In business, you should show the proper etiquette and receive with two hands, but in personal situations, the expectations on you (as a gaijin) are much lower.
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■■■■■■■ freak!
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Jesus wouldn’t be able to eat M & Ms; they’d just fall through his hands.
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I worked as a trolley pusher as a kid. It’s probably just me, but now I always take my trolley back to a trolley bay. Even if the bay is at the opposite end of the car park and you need a cut lunch to get there these days because you can’t take a shortcut by squeezing them between the farking Toorak Tractors now…
That’s not a very holy thing to say…
Yep, it’s more a holely thing to say…
Not wholly true.
I always take the trolley back. Can’t stand people who leave the trolley just standing in an empty space, or left between cars, just waiting for a breath of wind for it to go free wheeling and crashing into some vehicle.
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