Sometimes I have diarrhea.

I tend to over-schedule and over-commit:  Too many projects on the go at one time, and a pretty full calendar.  (January 27 is going to be particularly scary, with a concert to play in the morning, a ski lesson in the afternoon, and I'm hoping to make it to a potluck in the evening -- if I don't go out to a music festival instead.   The day after is almost as bad because there are two concerts I want to attend, at 3:00 and 7:30, but maybe I'll just stick with the 7:30 one.)

And I can get really fussy about fixing typos that I make, including picayune things like the number of spaces between words.

(January 14, 2018 at 2:21 am)Catholic_Lady Wrote: Sometimes I have diarrhea.

Me too. I had it recently after eating 4 packs of extra strong sugar free mints.

This is not a joke. This happened.

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(January 13, 2018 at 9:41 am)purplepurpose Wrote:

(January 13, 2018 at 9:20 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: It should be illegal to post sentences such as 'It should be illegal to don't watch anime.'.

Boru

It was a joke. Anime is as good as smoking.

Errrr... no. Anime certainly isn't always good and I'm not personally a fan but even when it's utterly terrible it never gives you lung cancer.

Some of my flaws:

1) I'm not at all proactive and tend to take the path of least resistance,
2) I'm a very chaotic and messy person. (I'm working on this.)
3) I'm too forgiving.

There are more. I could go on. But these three pop up in my mind right away.

It has been brought to my attention, by people using many correctly spelled words, that I am being unfairly dismissive of anime.  This is a reasonable objection. It isn't enough for me to just spout 'Anime sucks and I hate it' - I should give my reasons why I have this opinion (and, at the end of the day, that's all it is - my opinion). To that end, you will find below a list of reasons as to why anime sucks and I hate it, along with what I find to be valid justifications for my position.  I hope this clears things up.



Boru

People who do things slowly drive me nuts, so I'm impatient, but half the flaw is theirs.
I finish people's sentences, again, half their flaw for being too slow.
I organise people, even though I am a lone wolf, if you step inside my bubble, it must be done my way or piss off.
I make fun of people to their face, only for fun, but I get the impression I do it too much.
I'm too emotional and the more emotional I get, the more unpredictable I get.
Even though I do my very best to keep it under control, I have a very violent nature, as well as a very loving one.
I eat when I'm bored.
I get bored too easily.
Everything I do is geared towards making myself happy.
Luckily, others around me being happy makes me happy.

Since everyone is going on about flaws, I'll have a go:

I can't interact with people in the proper way for the life of me. I'm always doing something awkward or embarrassing in social situations, and NOT because I'm trying to get people's attention.

I have some problems with practical common sense. For example, give me a bottle with a sort of lid that requires just a little bit of thinking to open, and (if this is the first time I encounter this), I need at least half an hour to figure out how to open it (and it's usually a very simple procedure at the end). People must think I really am stupid.

I'm bad with words. Not necessarily vocabulary itself, but rather how I use words. This is more obvious IRL, but sometimes you will note this here in this forum.

(January 13, 2018 at 11:42 pm)J a c k Wrote: I let things build up, not saying anything, but then boom! One day I have had enough and I become the devil.

I might be too friendly with alcohol. She seems to always be around.

I hate folding laundry.

you forgot to add you are also criminally attractive

Hey, wait...No one's posted about their dick being too big, yet?

I recall noting in other threads that it's practically an epidemic here.

(January 14, 2018 at 10:17 am)Thena323 Wrote: Hey, wait...No one's posted about their dick being too big, yet?

I recall noting in other threads that it's practically an epidemic here.

I liked to let women find out the hard way, back when I was single.