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My feet are really dextrous - I've used them as a second pair of hands since I was small. It's awesome in the kitchen when you need to open cupboards and ovens and stuff! ;D

~Simone.

Not physical so much as mental, but I can BS almost anything and make it look like I spent weeks on it. I've turned in 10-page essays that I wrote the night before and my professors could never tell--in fact, I rarely scored below an A.

On the other hand, if I take too long on a project, I tend to lose interest and the whole thing goes to hell. XD

Quote from: Brittany on December 07, 2008, 10:16:21 AM
Not physical so much as mental, but I can BS almost anything and make it look like I spent weeks on it. I've turned in 10-page essays that I wrote the night before and my professors could never tell--in fact, I rarely scored below an A.

On the other hand, if I take too long on a project, I tend to lose interest and the whole thing goes to hell. XD

I'm exactly the same

If I barely try I do awesome, if I plan stuff out it all goes to pot

Quote from: Dawni on December 07, 2008, 10:19:38 AM
If I barely try I do awesome, if I plan stuff out it all goes to pot

That sounds about right. :P Wonder if it's a TS thing. ;)

If I study ahead of time for an exam I do crap. If I get up early the morning of the exam and study then, HELL, I rock. ;)

~Simone.

Quote from: Brittany on December 07, 2008, 10:16:21 AM
Not physical so much as mental, but I can BS almost anything and make it look like I spent weeks on it. I've turned in 10-page essays that I wrote the night before and my professors could never tell--in fact, I rarely scored below an A.

On the other hand, if I take too long on a project, I tend to lose interest and the whole thing goes to hell. XD

I'm like that too. Only mine is more geared to BSing to make things sound good when I have no clue what the assignment was even about. Always works.

I shoot lasers out of my eeeeeyyyeeeesssss...

Okay, not really... Uh...

Objects move around me sometimes, and fire flares up when I'm around sometimes.

I can confuse anyone, at any time.  It's an awesome superpower.  Like a jedi mind trick, but more long lasting (if you confuse someone really well you can keep them in that state for a long time).

I also lurk very well.

Quote from: lady amarant on December 07, 2008, 10:13:37 AM
My feet are really dextrous - I've used them as a second pair of hands since I was small. It's awesome in the kitchen when you need to open cupboards and ovens and stuff! ;D

~Simone.

Same here. I've got long, dexteritous toes. My siblings get mad when I open doors with my feet cause of them being on the floor and germs and stuff, so they're afraid to touch handles. Wusses. :D

I'm sure I have more interesting weird things about myself but I can't think of any at the moment. *shrugs*

My toes are also really dextrous. :) I'm teaching myself to write with them, and I can move my pinky toes independently.  I can also wiggle my ears, together and one at a time. ;D

Ditto with the toes & feet.  I'll use 'em for everything from opening cabinets to flushing the toilet in public restrooms.

Also, I'm invisible.  Not only do I move really quietly and speak very softly, but most people just don't register my presence until they bump into me.  It's not just some subtle disregard, either - it's pervasive, bizarre, and creepy, like you wouldn't believe.

I'm another person who only does things well if I put them off until the last moment... I lack motivation otherwise.

My ability to dramatically adjust my sleeping pattern is also pretty awesome, particularly for meeting those damn deadlines... and going out.  8)

I can also BS my way with through a paper at the last minute...

I think the weirdest thing that I do though is being able to walk and read a book at the same time without hurting myself.  I only run into things or trip when I'm watching where I'm going.

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 07, 2008, 08:21:15 PM
Also, I'm invisible.  Not only do I move really quietly and speak very softly, but most people just don't register my presence until they bump into me.  It's not just some subtle disregard, either - it's pervasive, bizarre, and creepy, like you wouldn't believe.

Coo-ool!

Maybe you should consider a career-change and become an international jewel-thief. ;D

~Simone.

I'm told I'm "Scary like Sam".  Long story.  But I'm thinking of putting it on a T-shirt.   ;D

I have double-jointed thumbs. 

Occasionally I accidentally memorize poems, lectures, T.V. shows, etc.  Wish I could control when that happens, though.  I memorized "The Walrus and the Carpenter" in two readings, but half the time I can't remember my own address.

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 07, 2008, 08:21:15 PM
I'm invisible.  Not only do I move really quietly and speak very softly, but most people just don't register my presence until they bump into me.  It's not just some subtle disregard, either - it's pervasive, bizarre, and creepy, like you wouldn't believe.

I wonder if that's my problem.  I've made half a dozen people jump out of their skins when I spoke to them in the last week.   :D

I can stand behind someone inches from there head and they never knew I was there and I can make the long shot, meaning using my friends .50 caliber Browning, I can hit a playing card at 2000 feet, thats like a mile away  ;)

Quote from: Jamie-o on December 11, 2008, 07:09:18 AM
I wonder if that's my problem.  I've made half a dozen people jump out of their skins when I spoke to them in the last week.   :D

That happens to me all the time.  In high school, people would joke that I was a stalker.  For some reason, I never found that very funny.  >:(

Quote from: Cyndigurl45 on December 11, 2008, 07:22:52 AM
I can stand behind someone inches from there head and they never knew I was there and I can make the long shot, meaning using my friends .50 caliber Browning, I can hit a playing card at 2000 feet, thats like a mile away  ;)

Not... quite  :D

More like 5280.

Duh I said "like a mile" as in a really, really long way away. BTW how far is it to your house ;)

Quote from: lady amarant on December 07, 2008, 10:13:37 AM
My feet are really dextrous - I've used them as a second pair of hands since I was small. It's awesome in the kitchen when you need to open cupboards and ovens and stuff! ;D

~Simone.

My son once played Soul Calibur II against himself: one controller was in his hands while the other was on the floor, under his feet.

I kid you not: the foot-controlled character won.

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on December 11, 2008, 02:21:25 PM
My son once played Soul Calibur II against himself: one controller was in his hands while the other was on the floor, under his feet.

I kid you not: the foot-controlled character won.

That's because Soul Caliber has always been a buttonbasher's dream. No skill is required.

Quote from: Vexing on December 11, 2008, 04:44:35 PM

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on December 11, 2008, 02:21:25 PM
My son once played Soul Calibur II against himself: one controller was in his hands while the other was on the floor, under his feet.

I kid you not: the foot-controlled character won.

That's because Soul Caliber has always been a buttonbasher's dream. No skill is required.

He pretty much said the same thing.

I talk to those who have died and are in the next world. Many people think i am crazy and the VA gave me a pension after i told them.

If you think about it many times a little voice will tell you ""don't doo that"".. Like last week when i left a chain on the trailer and a neighbor drove the trailer away after a snowfall and it was lost. I had thought well no way would it get lost but that voice told me no and that time i didn't listen.

Every time i listen i have no problems. If i don't look out.. also many times if i am going somewhere i ask above which way to go and then like magic above connects me to a person i had sought in the past and magically they come into my life..

There is a indian who knows about me and calls me an indian two spirit who can hear.. I try to tell him many can hear but they choose not to hear.. They are too wrapped up in the earthly realm.

I think a few of you here are young enough to still be having DEJAVU'S which are where you think you have been somewhere or did something or saw something before but you can't remember when or where.  Well those Dejavu's are actually implanted memories from when you were a spirit before you came to earth in your new body and then as a child or young teen with an open mind you are closer to the spiritual world from whence you came and to where you will return and if you are sensative and believe you will know those dejavu's were implanted from before you came here in hopes you now as a human body would remember from whence you came.. As you get older you get more wrapped up in worldy things and having dejavu's become very rare. If you will believe you can start talking to those from whence you came and to where you will eventually return to guide you and you can also know you chose this life before you got here. You then can more easily alter it because now you are an enlighten spirit in your bodies shell and not just a dumb human all wrapped up in worldly things.

So understand that you have or can transcend gender which means you are able to see past gender which means you can see past the shell / your body / all worldy things and thusly you can be that spirit now and have that connection to those who have shed their shells and be able to listen and hear and be guided.

Jesus sais let those who can hear hear.. Jesus understood the connection to the next world. Jesus understood that we need not worry for all things here on earth because life here on earth id but a dream of the true spiritual world from whence we came and to where we will return and our time here is but a drop in the bucket of our true existence. We have always been and we will always be.. we are made in the image of above.. we just mostly get hung up on the worldly things of life and we soon lose contact from our true spiritual selves..

If your MTF your getting an orchy or taking mones and removing much of the male sexual drive which frees you from the sexual aspect of the connection to your body and can allow you a greater connection to your spirit. If you FTM many times the exact opposite happens but the FTM can see this change as T makes them more worldy and sexual and well that is just one aspect of transitioning and knowing your spirit or not.

Myself the spirits had me think i was going to die right after getting surgery.. I felt i had to stay away from people for fear i would infect them.. This allowed me time to get connected to those above and prepare for where i thought i was going soon. Well it turned out i wasn't infected but actually immune and well that two yr time gave me time to grow spiritually.


So you can grow worldly or spiritually or a combination of both.. the choice is yours and all i know is the words i say are meant for me and if they speak to anyone here then so be it.. and if they do know it isn't from the ego me i am just the vehicle for above who is trying to reach you and let you know they are here and around you and wanting to make that personal connection if you let them..

For the rest of you just call me crazy :)


Yes those voices are not your ego's or conscience ... it those in the next world ...who have passed on ... trying to guide you ... as they know better.

I can move my eyebrows independently.

I am a drummer which means I can park in disability zones   8)

I don't like to drink much at all, yet I make my own alcholic beverages like cider and lemoncello by the bucket.

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on December 11, 2008, 04:53:46 PM

Quote from: Vexing on December 11, 2008, 04:44:35 PM

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on December 11, 2008, 02:21:25 PM
My son once played Soul Calibur II against himself: one controller was in his hands while the other was on the floor, under his feet.

I kid you not: the foot-controlled character won.

That's because Soul Caliber has always been a buttonbasher's dream. No skill is required.

He pretty much said the same thing.

That is sooooo untrue - and my good friends Mina, Kilik & Siegfried will back me up on that.  8)

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 11, 2008, 09:47:05 PM

That is sooooo untrue - and my good friends Mina, Kilik & Siegfried will back me up on that.  8)

Siegfried is almost the biggest buttonbash character in history.
The only character cheaper than him is Eddy in Tekken.

Quote from: Vexing on December 11, 2008, 09:52:26 PM

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 11, 2008, 09:47:05 PM

That is sooooo untrue - and my good friends Mina, Kilik & Siegfried will back me up on that.  8)

Siegfried is almost the biggest buttonbash character in history.
The only character cheaper than him is Eddy in Tekken.

IS NOT! :P

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 11, 2008, 09:59:30 PM

Quote from: Vexing on December 11, 2008, 09:52:26 PM

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 11, 2008, 09:47:05 PM

That is sooooo untrue - and my good friends Mina, Kilik & Siegfried will back me up on that.  8)

Siegfried is almost the biggest buttonbash character in history.
The only character cheaper than him is Eddy in Tekken.

IS NOT! :P

You're right. I'm only picking on Eddy cuz I'm a racialist or something  :o

I'm like the only one on the planet who hasn't played Tekken, so I don't even know who Eddy is.

Quote from: postoplesbian on December 11, 2008, 05:24:46 PMI think a few of you here are young enough to still be having DEJAVU'S which are where you think you have been somewhere or did something or saw something before but you can't remember when or where.

I get Deja Vu's ALL the time. When I was still at school I used to keep a dream-diary, and I tracked quite a few scenes in dreams that turned up EXACTLY as dreamt a few weeks or so later. So yeah, who knows. That we see and hear beyond what our senses tell us I think is pretty-much universal, just a question of paying attention, which most people don't.

And yeah, I'm nuts too. ;D

~Simone.

Quote from: Vexing on December 11, 2008, 09:52:26 PMSiegfried is almost the biggest buttonbash character in history.
The only character cheaper than him is Eddy in Tekken.

I used to love playing King, cause you could chain together all these complex combination moves and the other player doesn't even get a punch in edgewise. When I just wanna own somebody though I'd use Bryan or that guy in the red Karate suit ... ugh ... cannae remember! Nobody stands against Bryan. >:-)

And without a doubt the cheapest character in Tekken was Jack.

~Simone.

Quote from: lady amarant on December 11, 2008, 10:15:26 PM
I get Deja Vu's ALL the time. When I was still at school I used to keep a dream-diary, and I tracked quite a few scenes in dreams that turned up EXACTLY as dreamt a few weeks or so later. So yeah, who knows. That we see and hear beyond what our senses tell us I think is pretty-much universal, just a question of paying attention, which most people don't.

And yeah, I'm nuts too. ;D

~Simone.

I use to get Deja vu more often than I do now.

And you m'lady are my favorite nut.

... Did that sound wrong to anybody else?  :D

Quote from: lady amarant on December 11, 2008, 10:18:29 PM

Quote from: Vexing on December 11, 2008, 09:52:26 PMSiegfried is almost the biggest buttonbash character in history.
The only character cheaper than him is Eddy in Tekken.

I used to love playing King, cause you could chain together all these complex combination moves and the other player doesn't even get a punch in edgewise. When I just wanna own somebody though I'd use Bryan or that guy in the red Karate suit ... ugh ... cannae remember! Nobody stands against Bryan. >:-)

And without a doubt the cheapest character in Tekken was Jack.

~Simone.

BRYAN FURY WINS! K.O!

Jack was fairly cheap. Eddy and that tiny asian girl (who was basically Eddy) were filth.
If you knew what you were doing with Jack, you could beat a buttonbasher using Eddy though.

On another note, Scorpion from MK is the coolest fighting game character EVAR.

I am fully capable of and most likely will pervert anything and everything said or performed, without actually letting it get to my loins.

I don't know what that's awesome, just that it is.

Quote from: Osiris on December 11, 2008, 10:21:16 PMAnd you m'lady are my favorite nut.

... Did that sound wrong to anybody else?  :D

A bit. But wrong can sometimes be SO right. :P

QuoteOn another note, Scorpion from MK is the coolest fighting game character EVAR.

That teleportation trick out the side of the screen just rocked in so many ways. Raiden and Sub Zero were way cooler though. Literally and figuratively. :P

~Simone.

Quote from: Nicky on December 11, 2008, 06:54:04 PM
I can move my eyebrows independently.

I only have one eyebrow, but I can make it "wave" from one end to the other.

Quote from: Shades O'Grey on December 12, 2008, 10:36:04 AM

Quote from: Nicky on December 11, 2008, 06:54:04 PM
I can move my eyebrows independently.

I only have one eyebrow, but I can make it "wave" from one end to the other.

You schmexy gorilla!

Heya,

I have a natural ability to determine just the correct shade of question to find just about anything from search engines.

I can lick the end of my nose and pull a Stitch if I wanna be really icky.

Dee

I once understood spoken Latin, without even trying to translate it. Oh yeah.

It proved to me that if for only a few seconds, four years of a dead language were worth it.

...somewhat. O tempora, o mores. D:

I can perform a kind of automatic writing in my head when I'm sleepy.  I just imagine that I'm opening up a book to read, and the words are all there before my mind's eye in fully formed, grammatically correct English sentences.  Usually the writing makes some kind of sense, sometimes it's just nonsensical rambling - either way, it goes on as long as I keep "reading".

It's not just dreaming or some half-formed fantasy, either - I'm able to write the stuff down & read it back later.  I usually don't, because doing that tends to throw off the "flow" of the book and make it hitch after a minute or so.

I've seen encyclopedia entries, short stories, philosophy texts, and lots of other things.  Sometimes they're neat, more often they're just weird.  Occasionally they're insane.  I even saw some C source code for a chess AI once - the only time it wasn't in normal English.

EDIT:  Now, if I could compile C in my head, that would be the most awesome thing ever.  I'd be like a goddess or something.

Im obsessed with zombies, wish they were more real then I wish I was a girl  :o
-Crazy I know. And I mean the old slow Day of the Dead ones, not the new dawn of the dead run faster then your sports car ones
I was born with an extra tooth
-Got it removed from dentist cutting my gums, and pulling it out from over another tooth.
I can eat 5 1/2 pound cheesy bean and rice burritos in one sitting from taco bell.
-And im still scary skinny
I portableize home consoles(AKA PS2, NES etc.)into a handheld experience in beautiful designs

Why would you wish zombies were real?  The last thing anyone needs right now is a zombie apocalypse!  :D

Yes, but being able to walk past one, and kill one with a wooden pole is awesome.
Also the other one would be really scary  :o and the only weapons would be guns :(

I have an extremely high metabolism.  My body is always in high gear.  My pulse is insane.

The advantage is that it's great for my parkour.  The disadvantage is that it gives me a really strong body odor.

QuoteMy pulse is insane

if I remember correctly from 6th grade thats Really baddd.
The slower the pulse the less your body has to work to move blood, which is good if your healthy and dont have anything serious(Like in house MD how their hearts/Pulse slows=Bad)and its good because your veins are good and clear of blockage from being healthy.

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 19, 2008, 11:17:53 PM
I can perform a kind of automatic writing in my head when I'm sleepy.  I just imagine that I'm opening up a book to read, and the words are all there before my mind's eye in fully formed, grammatically correct English sentences.  Usually the writing makes some kind of sense, sometimes it's just nonsensical rambling - either way, it goes on as long as I keep "reading".

It's not just dreaming or some half-formed fantasy, either - I'm able to write the stuff down & read it back later.  I usually don't, because doing that tends to throw off the "flow" of the book and make it hitch after a minute or so.

I've seen encyclopedia entries, short stories, philosophy texts, and lots of other things.  Sometimes they're neat, more often they're just weird.  Occasionally they're insane.  I even saw some C source code for a chess AI once - the only time it wasn't in normal English.

EDIT:  Now, if I could compile C in my head, that would be the most awesome thing ever.  I'd be like a goddess or something.

WOW I use to have to take acid to see words in my head. I would see cake bake make take or look into those words and see the edges which would expand in my mind to show other groups of words like pine mine fine etc and each time i would focus on one spot it would expand like zooming in and i would get another string of words. Oh well its been yrs since i did any.. gee i started taking it when i was 10 in the mid 60's. Later on i had to take spatial relationship test in boot camp when i was being tested. I had to fold in my head a 1 dimensional picture into the 3 dimensional form. I had 3 choices of 1 dimensional foldouts. The drill instructor told me not even one in a million gets everyone right but i did. he said i could do 5 different things at one time and complete them. I did go on to design homes without blueprints in my head. The building inspector thought i was crazy but after they came out he was surprised.
OH I designed my buggy :) I had a mennonite build it though

Quote from: Kelsey on December 20, 2008, 12:43:51 AM
if I remember correctly from 6th grade thats Really baddd.

According to self-proclaimed experts, yes.

But I would dispute that theory based on the fact that such a generalization was based on the study of other people, and not me.

I've never been in the norm in any type of statistic, so I don't expect those norms to apply to me.  Until the so-called "experts" can explain the exceptions to the norm, I'm going to keep calling their BS.

Heya,

Quote from: VeryGnawty on December 20, 2008, 10:05:50 AM
I've never been in the norm in any type of statistic, so I don't expect those norms to apply to me.  Until the so-called "experts" can explain the exceptions to the norm, I'm going to keep calling their BS.

Ain't that the truth. My blood pressure runs about 90/60 and my body temperature runs about 96. My pulse very rarely runs below 90 even though I am athletic. When you combine that with body size (5'5") and small feet (sz 9 womens) I don't hit many of the norms.

Dee

BTW. Parkour rocks!!

Quote from: Emme on December 19, 2008, 11:55:18 PM

Quote from: Kaitlyn on December 19, 2008, 11:52:11 PM
Why would you wish zombies were real?  The last thing anyone needs right now is a zombie apocalypse!  :D

Just remember: You don't have to be the fastest, just be faster than the guy behind you.

Dude, This is so awesome
Google this
Reasons a zombie apocalypse could happen
And its the first link on cracked.com
It made me the happiest person on earth(For a few seconds)!