Bizarre habits
Sandettie Light Vessel Automatic tells us: "Until I pointed it out, my other half use to hang out the washing making sure that both pegs were the same colour. Now she goes out of her way to make sure they never match." Tell us about bizarre rituals, habits and OCD-like behaviour.
( , Thu 1 Jul 2010, 12:33)
Sandettie Light Vessel Automatic tells us: "Until I pointed it out, my other half use to hang out the washing making sure that both pegs were the same colour. Now she goes out of her way to make sure they never match." Tell us about bizarre rituals, habits and OCD-like behaviour.
( , Thu 1 Jul 2010, 12:33)
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Weird things I say
A few rhymes/sayings that I always recite and make sure I do so, without fail:
When my dog farts:
Naughty dog, smelly dog, go outside and lay a log
Putting my daughter to bed:
Coconut head, coconut head, my little tiny baby has a coconut head. She’s got bananas for arms and bananas for legs, but my little tiny baby has a coconut head
This can only be sung if she’s lying in her cot, I won’t sing it in any other location. Not sure why.
When the missus is applying make-up in the bedroom:
Here I go, I’m gonna pat the boobies. Sneaking ‘round the back, to pat me some boobies. Up come my hands, to pat the boobies. I better get a grope before she kicks my goolies
(She hates this)
When her phone rings I always say ‘Your phone is ringing’, even if she is holding it
If I walk into the pub with my brother:
Bounce, bounce, bounce on the ground, you get a table, I’ll get a round. What do you want, you cunt?
Upon seeing a magpie:
Hello Mr. Magpie, how are you today? How are your wife and children? Apologies if you’re a female magpie
Always followed with a salute
Greeting my mums’ two cats (Yeti and Snowy) and the sheepdog Heidi – sung to the tune of Moloko’s ‘Bring it Back’:
Yeti’s white, Snowy’s black, Heidi’s both, but she’s not a cat
When descending stairs, I alternate the words ‘Bomp’ and ‘Splat’ in my head with each step. If I'm at home, I never look into the mirror at the bottom of the stairs in case I see a figure pass by on the landing behind me
Whenever I hear the ‘tax doesn’t have to be taxing’ bit of the related advert, I always add ‘But it helps’.
If I hear a car sound it’s horn:
Honky honk, he’s done a honk, beeping his horn like a twat.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:10, 18 replies)
A few rhymes/sayings that I always recite and make sure I do so, without fail:
When my dog farts:
Naughty dog, smelly dog, go outside and lay a log
Putting my daughter to bed:
Coconut head, coconut head, my little tiny baby has a coconut head. She’s got bananas for arms and bananas for legs, but my little tiny baby has a coconut head
This can only be sung if she’s lying in her cot, I won’t sing it in any other location. Not sure why.
When the missus is applying make-up in the bedroom:
Here I go, I’m gonna pat the boobies. Sneaking ‘round the back, to pat me some boobies. Up come my hands, to pat the boobies. I better get a grope before she kicks my goolies
(She hates this)
When her phone rings I always say ‘Your phone is ringing’, even if she is holding it
If I walk into the pub with my brother:
Bounce, bounce, bounce on the ground, you get a table, I’ll get a round. What do you want, you cunt?
Upon seeing a magpie:
Hello Mr. Magpie, how are you today? How are your wife and children? Apologies if you’re a female magpie
Always followed with a salute
Greeting my mums’ two cats (Yeti and Snowy) and the sheepdog Heidi – sung to the tune of Moloko’s ‘Bring it Back’:
Yeti’s white, Snowy’s black, Heidi’s both, but she’s not a cat
When descending stairs, I alternate the words ‘Bomp’ and ‘Splat’ in my head with each step. If I'm at home, I never look into the mirror at the bottom of the stairs in case I see a figure pass by on the landing behind me
Whenever I hear the ‘tax doesn’t have to be taxing’ bit of the related advert, I always add ‘But it helps’.
If I hear a car sound it’s horn:
Honky honk, he’s done a honk, beeping his horn like a twat.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:10, 18 replies)
Love it.
I especially love the boobies/make-up song.
How your lady hasn't bludgeoned you to death with her hairdryer, I don't know.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:21, closed)
I especially love the boobies/make-up song.
How your lady hasn't bludgeoned you to death with her hairdryer, I don't know.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:21, closed)
In her 20s, your daughter is going to say "I'm not a nut, but my head's a coconut".
And then wonder why.
AICMFP.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:42, closed)
And then wonder why.
AICMFP.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:42, closed)
Love it.
Greeting my mums’ two cats (Yeti and Snowy) and the sheepdog Heidi – sung to the tune of Moloko’s ‘Bring it Back’:
Yeti’s white, Snowy’s black, Heidi’s both, but she’s not a cat
*click*
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:57, closed)
Greeting my mums’ two cats (Yeti and Snowy) and the sheepdog Heidi – sung to the tune of Moloko’s ‘Bring it Back’:
Yeti’s white, Snowy’s black, Heidi’s both, but she’s not a cat
*click*
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 11:57, closed)
You are clearly....
....a genius! Keep doing this, you'll make the best most entertaining granddad in the world!
ps: I'm stealing "Bounce, bounce, bounce on the ground, you get a table, I’ll get a round. What do you want, you cunt? ", as it's a work of literary perfection.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 12:15, closed)
....a genius! Keep doing this, you'll make the best most entertaining granddad in the world!
ps: I'm stealing "Bounce, bounce, bounce on the ground, you get a table, I’ll get a round. What do you want, you cunt? ", as it's a work of literary perfection.
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 12:15, closed)
Hahahaha
Excellent :D
I've heard a similar magpie one before - my sister does it because then it's counteracts the "one for sorrow" superstition...
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 12:31, closed)
Excellent :D
I've heard a similar magpie one before - my sister does it because then it's counteracts the "one for sorrow" superstition...
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 12:31, closed)
I'm going to find myself bomping and splatting down the stairs now
I just know it...
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 13:40, closed)
I just know it...
( , Mon 5 Jul 2010, 13:40, closed)
Like everyone said...
...you're nuttier than a fruit cake with extra walnuts.
EDIT: And pecans. And brazilians.
Fancy a beer?
EDIT^2: I'd still buy you a beer. Might be an interesting evening. Do I need to sign a waiver?
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 1:14, closed)
...you're nuttier than a fruit cake with extra walnuts.
EDIT: And pecans. And brazilians.
Fancy a beer?
EDIT^2: I'd still buy you a beer. Might be an interesting evening. Do I need to sign a waiver?
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 1:14, closed)
I keep coming back to this post, it's great
And I just know I'm going to end up going 'bomp splat'
This made me smile because it's magic, I liked it so much that I'll give it a click, and I think to myself - what a wonderful post.
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 11:28, closed)
And I just know I'm going to end up going 'bomp splat'
This made me smile because it's magic, I liked it so much that I'll give it a click, and I think to myself - what a wonderful post.
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 11:28, closed)
Thank You
For extra fun, it helps if you shuffle down the stairs on your backside - the 'bomp' and 'splat' seem to sound better this way.
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 13:02, closed)
For extra fun, it helps if you shuffle down the stairs on your backside - the 'bomp' and 'splat' seem to sound better this way.
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 13:02, closed)
You git.
"Upon seeing a magpie:
Hello Mr. Magpie, how are you today? How are your wife and children? Apologies if you’re a female magpie
Always followed with a salute"
That's my only OCD "thing" - without the apology if they are female.
Now, I suspect I will add the apology too.
Damn you!
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 15:39, closed)
"Upon seeing a magpie:
Hello Mr. Magpie, how are you today? How are your wife and children? Apologies if you’re a female magpie
Always followed with a salute"
That's my only OCD "thing" - without the apology if they are female.
Now, I suspect I will add the apology too.
Damn you!
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 15:39, closed)
No.
I'm sorry.
I read the same post as everyone else.
And I don't find it remotely endearing. You're a loon.
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 16:02, closed)
I'm sorry.
I read the same post as everyone else.
And I don't find it remotely endearing. You're a loon.
( , Tue 6 Jul 2010, 16:02, closed)
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