Weird obsessions

[MisterDark'sFanClub]

Hellsing (Alucard and Integra belong togther. Your argument is invalid.)

Picking pencils up off the ground and keeping them (Happened ever since I joined Fanfiction . net.)

Picking long hair off people (I LOSE it when i can feel a long strand of my hair on my body, and now I can't stand t see it on others. I will literally randomly pick a hair off classmates I don't even know.)

Volbeat ("Guitar Gangsters & Cadillac Blooooood- AH!" *insert epic guitar* Ah, you gotta love the Danish people.)

Dragon Ball Z ("It's over 8000!!!!!!!!!!!!!")

The Tenth Doctor ("So when I see a big threatening BUTTON...well I just wanna do THIS." *presses the big threatening button*)

Fanfiction (I love it so much, I write fanfiction about my own dreams!)

Pocky (Japanese candy, am I right? Gotta love it!)

Dreaming (I'm one of the few teenagers I know who actually likes going to bed early... just because I can't wait to see my next dream.)

Reality checks (These are small techniques you force yourself to develop the habit of doing. They help train you in the arts of lucid dreaming.)

Cinema Sins (No movie is without mistakes, and these youtubers KNOW IT!)

SCP Foundation ("I'm not working with ths lunatic anymore; have you ever SEEN someone break a man's jaw with a NERF SWORD?!" *assessment of SCP 076-2 on the Task Force Omega-7 "Pandora's Box" project.)

...Just off the top off my head. Not necessarily saying I'm proud of all these.

Oh yeah. AND...wait for iiiit...Proper internet grammar!

Wow it's a very very very big obsession !

The whole thing in general or one of them?

[technology4617]

1) I tend to take a shitload of time taking a shit, at which point my parents think I'm looking at my phone or something.

2) A less disgusting obsession is that, similar to Haruka's obsession on the first page, I always try to take drink bottles on the back of a shelf, rather than those in the front.

3) I also sometimes tend to stretch when I'm nervous for some reason, and then my teachers will think I'm raising my hand even though I'm really not.

[rolesfamily]

Gabriella Cilmi
Ke$ha

'nuff said.

[Haruka]

@Tech You just remembered me other obcession I have. When I buy a product in a shop, I always take the one under/further. Never the one at my front where everybody touches.

[technology4617]

@Tech You just remembered me other obcession I have. When I buy a product in a shop, I always take the one under/further. Never the one at my front where everybody touches.

Same here. I used to (and still do, to a certain extent) worry about germs and the like, and thus would pick up the things behind the object in the front, preferably the one in the back. It's now become a habit.

[incognito]

Im always carying some weapons: knifes slingshots explosifs

[technology4617]

Im always carying some weapons: knifes slingshots explosifs

Easily concealed explosives.

[Haruka]

@Tech You just remembered me other obcession I have. When I buy a product in a shop, I always take the one under/further. Never the one at my front where everybody touches.

Same here. I used to (and still do, to a certain extent) worry about germs and the like, and thus would pick up the things behind the object in the front, preferably the one in the back. It's now become a habit.

It is not because of germs, it is for any othet reason that I do not know.

[Droolie]

@Tech You just remembered me other obcession I have. When I buy a product in a shop, I always take the one under/further. Never the one at my front where everybody touches.

Same here. I used to (and still do, to a certain extent) worry about germs and the like, and thus would pick up the things behind the object in the front, preferably the one in the back. It's now become a habit.

It is not because of germs, it is for any othet reason that I do not know.

I never take the one in the front either - for example when it's a game, the plastic around it is usually cleaner in the back and it feels more "new" than the game in front. Besides, because the one in front gets touched more, it's usually more probable for the one in front to be damaged than the ones in the back.

[Haruka]

It is probably the same case for me. I remember the PlayStation 3. I picked the one behind, not the one of the front. Same thing applied for Pokémon X.

[timoo]

Well, I have my 'phases' that I've mentioned before, and I also seem to go through periods of obsession with product recalls.

How about that obsession that makes you hate Rayman 2?

[Adsolution]

I never take the one in the front either - for example when it's a game, the plastic around it is usually cleaner in the back and it feels more "new" than the game in front. Besides, because the one in front gets touched more, it's usually more probable for the one in front to be damaged than the ones in the back.

I'm one of those people who really doesn't care if something is a little scratched up, in fact, I'll often take that one so it isn't sitting around to be sold to the unfortunate soul who wants a markless version when it's the only one left.

[Dark Lum Lord]

I prefer to walk behind others. Walking next to them is okay - though a bit awkward - but walking in front I absolutely hate. I've read that this is common for those on the autism spectrum.

[Master]

Huh, go figure, I've never really made any note of it, but it's true that I'd prefer to follow than lead when walking in a group.

[MisterDark'sFanClub]

I also hate leading a group, if only so I'm not the first poor unfortunate soul that gets noticed for a mistake that leads the rest of the group to make the same mistake.

[incognito]

Well, I could also add to the above, that I always carry some respiratory protection for an hypothetical accident that might damage my lungs, this actually proved itself useful more than one time.