What is your weirdness rating?

[DodosAreDead]

I named my dad's nose Fred.

[Little lunch]

Maybe it runs in the family.

[ignoramus]

That snot funny!

[I_am_not_mafia]

Today I set the table for dinner, and it felt weird when I accidentally placed the knife facing away from the table! So I promptly sorted that out quick smart!
Leaving it like it was, was just wrong at some deep level.

I'll have to remember to do that next time I am setting the table. I actually eat with the fork in my right hand and knife in my left even though I am right handed. I once set the table that way round when visiting my parents and my mother complained.

Now I've never been OCD. Not in the slightest.
The only other thing that pisses me  off is the toilet paper NOT folding over the front!

Well glad to see that you have it the right way round. Doesn't really bother me any more though. To be honest, I normally have the bog roll on the floor in front of me. That is if my husband hasn't grabbed it while standing up at the toilet and put it on top of the toilet requiring me to reach around. He started doing that so much at that one point I unpacked all the rolls on top of the toilet and he still moved my one on the floor.

But putting a tea bag into milk and then adding water? That's beyond the pale and such deviant behaviour should not be tolerated.

[emjay]

How many different ways are there of taking a shower for instance?... There are lots of personal/private activities that we do that we don't learn from other people or don't compare notes with other people as a general rule (unless you count this site which actually does have a lot of threads comparing notes on toilet/bathroom habits... but this place is an exception )... so we all develop our own idiosyncratic ways of doing these things. But when activities are public then conformity and feedback come into play and so things get less idiosyncratic and more... folklore/social normish maybe. So I guess in other words I think it's perfectly normal for everyone to have quirks... if quirks are the idiosyncrasies we learn/develop on our own without social feedback, and necessarily appear as weird to other people because they are unique and unfamiliar to them.

[Angrboda]

I'm proud to boast of possessing a triple A rating in weirdness.

[JairCrawford]

Guys, I don't know if it's purely out of habit, or part of growing old and set in your ways or even becoming a little OCD...

Today I set the table for dinner, and it felt weird when I accidentally placed the knife facing away from the table! So I promptly sorted that out quick smart!
Leaving it like it was, was just wrong at some deep level.

Now I've never been OCD. Not in the slightest.
The only other thing that pisses me off is the toilet paper NOT folding over the front!

The other business partner does that. I know he's a sociopath and it shows when he does uncaring things like this! I'm sure he's plain evil!

So I still rate myself very low on the weird scale except for these 2 little issues ...
So .....how batweird are you guys...

(crazy cat ladies need not apply) ... It's all self explanatory.

It's not that weird. At our house half the time we just grab our forks right out of the clean dishwasher on our way to the table, which is pretty weird but on the other side of the spectrum haha.

[purplepurpose]

Until I met God, I always felt incomplete. Now I'm finished!

[ignoramus]

C'mon now ... Let's not confuse weird with delusional!
They're 2 separate animals...

[Little lunch]

Yes, delusional is a Great Dane and a Chihuahua trying to mate.
Weirdness is an owl.