At work yesterday, I had a lady who works over in the toy department stop me when I was walking into the break room.
She says to me: "the way you walk with your elbows bent and your hands out in front of you reminds me of a bunny, why do you do that?"
Up until that point I never really thought about it, but it became the subject of conversation in the break room after that (much to my embarrassment). I suppose I could've nitpicked these people about their own odd mannerisms, but I don't like to be rude.
Anyhow, I've come up with two rudimentary theories, what do you think?
1. I spend too much time on the computer, and my arms are just used to that position.
2. Self-defense mechanism (as I've been randomly beaten several times in my past with no provocation whatsoever). Kind of a quick chest guard, I guess? It's worked out that way, anyhow.
I know I haven't always done it, but my mother showed me a picture this morning from when I was 12, walking by my dad, just like that. >.<;
Also, does anyone else have any weird habits like that?
