Odd confessions.

I absolutely do not like to use urinals. Even when there are those metal walls around them, I still feel extremely awkward, especially when there are a lot of people in the restroom and I'm forced to use one. It's even worse when there aren't any walls around the urinals, and it feels like I'm peeing in public, and people can happen to see certain...things should they happen to look at you (or if you happen to look over at them).

edited 25th Jul '14 11:13:28 PM by kablammin45

I hate them, too. I hate standing there with both hands occupied and my back to a room full of strangers. It ain't right.

edited 26th Jul '14 11:49:13 AM by InverurieJones

Being "useful and agreeable" doesn't suit me, at least where my immediate relatives are concerned.

I'm usually the other way around. I'm fine with urinals but hate using the full toilet in public.

I can not use the stalls in public, just won't happen

I don't have a problem with urinals, just as long as they're positioned on the wall correctly. This one time, the urinal was set so low on the wall I felt like a fairy tale giant. ^_^;;

Basically that's my opinion.

I always find it amusing using the toilets when we visit primary schools with the fire engine; the teeny little bogs do indeed make you feel humungous.

They made a good joke about it in Billy Madison.

I'm afraid of people with weird teeth.

Pretty sure I just almost drowned in an unfilled bath.

I have a near-uncontrollable twitch reflex. I won't get bit by animals at work any time soon, but I also tend to let other people get bitten as a consequence.

Other people get mad at me, but I also have all of my fingers.

When I first discovered that you could go through a DVD frame by frame, I tried doing it with a whole film and got pretty far.

Whenever I see an old thread pop up here, I tend to go through the handles of the posters and look for when their last post was. More often than not, I find that they stopped posting in 2012.

I have a guilty pleasure of truck driving simulators.

Oh, so you are the one!

I'm not quite sure I should admit this, but I decided to get out of my comfort zone today and finally watch part of an episode of MLP: FIM to have more basis in my opinion about it and affirm that I'm not affected by the "dudebro stigma" to avoid such works. I'm surprised to report that my current opinion hasn't really changed from my initial impression, which is to say that I don't really like the show, but I don't actively hate it in the way the Hate Dumb does. I still have no problem with fans of the program male or female, I'm just not one of them. One positive note I will say though, is that the animation is surprisingly more fluid than I would have expected from a cartoon.

I'm actually a genetically engineered penguin designed to destroy mankind.

At the time of posting this, I am having a mental breakdown. Help please.

D: What's wrong?

I enjoy staying awake as long as I can simply because the feeling of crashing asleep after a lot of effort is so satisfying.

I'm surprised whenever someone pays me for doing work for them. It happens every time I help them, but I never expect it.

I thought for the longest time that Home Improvement was an America's Funniest Videos spinoff involving DIY and home repair accidents and the like. Don't ask me I don't know why either, though I think I misintepreted an ad for the show. Keep in mind that this was when I was around 5 or 6...I finally figured out what Home Improvement was when I was about ten.

Hell, I went to a taping of Home Improvement when I was little and I still never knew what it was until I was a teen.

I love how much DC Douglas seems to enjoy voicing Wesker (judging by his Facebook posts). It's nice to see an actor so enthusiastic about a role, especially one that's such a fan favorite