Odd confessions.

Several people in highschool wanted me to join the football or basketball teams because I never had a problem with this. *

edited 19th Sep '12 12:49:00 PM by Vyctorian

I'll have to jump on the boat for this one, I've had this happen way too many times for me. I'm looking at you, group of people that decide to walk side by side and take up the ENTIRE hallway.

I find this sound to be wonderful.

This song makes me blush...

for all the wrong reasons.

When people write "geez" or "oh geez", I can't stop hearing it in my head as a cute Anime-character saying "aa, mou!"

Oh, geez.

I am a huge fan of musical theatre.

Also, despite being American born and raised, I prefer "theatre" to "theater".

edited 25th Sep '12 11:30:26 AM by OhnoaBear

I think it's sad that coat tails on suits went out of fashion over half a century ago :c

edited 25th Sep '12 2:50:29 PM by Vyctorian

I've always wanted to be some sort of werewolf or shapeshifter or something like that.

Same but only shapeshifter -high five-

>highfive< and because of that, I really like Exalted Lunars.

Only super power I've ever wanted was Omnipotence. Just seems neater.

Teleportation over here. Also a musical fan.

I{ve always wanted to have the ability to see into the past present and the future.

Just found out about this thread today, it's great and I want to join in: Keeping on the superpower fantasy, I've always wanted to be able to fly.

And I don't like the silence when I go to sleep, it's not that I'd like noise, but I like to hear something in the background to lull me, like a movie or a tv show I'm not actually paying attention too, lately I've taken to put MST 3 K episodes while I fall asleep.

So do I. It may just be because I majored in theatre for a while (I came to my senses after a year, though).

Now to confess something:

I've never actually played more than the first level of Super Mario Bros.

One day I should really get around to doing that.

Meh. I've never played any Mario games at all and never intend to.

edited 26th Sep '12 4:27:12 AM by InverurieJones

I wish someone would PM me.

I used to think "gray" meant a darker shade and "grey" a more washed out shade.

Um, actually, according to ''Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, Ninth Edition'', those are the actual differences in shade between "grey" and "gray", and "silver" suggests yet another shade.

Where did you get the idea that "grey" and "gray" weren't slightly different colours?

One's American and one isn't?

Yeah, but that happened later, with Noah Webster and his horrible stupid awful meritless no-good stupid inane dumb very bad attempts to make American spelling different from English spelling.

I still can't understand why classmates often talk when they're not supposed to.

So far, my current answer is that we're just that different in that aspect.

I hate Real Life, and Real Life hates me back.

When I feel very vulnerable I like to sleep cuddling my plush toys. And for many years I didn't like the taste of Coca-Cola.