Let's be different

[Neo-Scholastic]

I eat watermellon with salt on it.

[Angrboda]

I don't use my cell phone for phone calls. I have a landline with a cordless handset. Not too many years ago I used a corded phone as I have some hearing loss in the ear that I use for the phone and corded phones have better volume.

[AkiraTheViking]

I hold mugs themselves instead of using the handel. I also brush my teeth AFTER I eat, as it should be.

I eat watermellon with salt on it.

I smell the roses from the bottom up. I start with the dirt and then move slowly up the stem until I nest my nose into the flower.

Yes "Roses"

[Bucky Ball]

I eat watermellon with salt on it.

Yum.

[Fireball]

The wife's family puts pepper on cantaloupe. >.<

[MR. Macabre 666]

Every time I've gone up or down a set of steps, I count the number of steps in my head. I still do it now.

I will sometimes skip steps, or add extras, to make the count equal 8 or 16.

If it adds up to a number you can divide by 9 and/or 3, then it's lucky.

[AkiraTheViking]

Every time I've gone up or down a set of steps, I count the number of steps in my head. I still do it now.

Sometimes I just skip a step in between steps, but that's only because I like frolicking.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I eat watermellon with salt on it.

Salt and sugar trigger the same taste buds.

[Rev. Rye]

Here’s something to start with:

Anything sufficiently important and misplaceable, I add little bits of red reflective tape to.

When I eat M&Ms, I sort them by colour and eat each colour all in one go.

I play guitar left-handed, but strung right-handed.

[Fireball]

Not sure that this qualifies, because it has monetary gain involved. I have racks for my tools. If I look into my toolbox(es), I know right where the tool I need is. I used to work as a mechanic, and if the tool I need requires a search, it's time wasted, during which I didn't get paid. Two things have come out of this experience. 

1. Part of working as a mechanic is having the right tool for the job. There are tool companies, like Snap-On and MAC, who have contractors to drive trucks full of tools that mechanics need. There is always some tool needed, and when that "crack"  truck pulls in, we lined up for tools. Reminds me of the "Tally Man" of song fame.

2. I knew many years before I retired that I wanted to wood carving as a hobby, so I started buying chisels and gouges many years ahead of that day, because I didn't want to have to go drive 75 miles round trip for one $35 tool to complete my carving...or pay for shipping, because it's not too far off that cost. So, I have tools that I've only used a couple of times, one or maybe two not yet, and some many, many times. Some accomplished woodcarvers criticize "just buying tools" and make accusations about those people being "collectors". I think that it would be interesting to look at their collections of tools, before they became "accomplished".