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Nervous Habits -> sniffing/smelling/rot
janine wrote: "Maybe he wondered the same thing."Good point.
Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "i work with a guy who habitually sniffs his fingers. like a tic or something. so very very weird"I think this thread established he sniffs his fingers to avoid the smell of you, Kevin.
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Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "i work with a guy who habitually sniffs his fingers. like a tic or something. so very very weird"We've got a guy who comes and fixes our copier who does the same thing and he'll do it when you're talking to him.
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I made green chili and my fingers were all garlickey because I did it at my mom's house and she has no garlic press.
I do indeed like muffins. Thanks for the acknowledgement, Larry.
Is there really anyone here who hasn't touched him/herself somewhere and then smelled that finger?
^^ That's a question that should be talked about on a first date because it's what's real and important. Instead, you spend three weeks talking about walking around the lakes and favorite movies and haha, yes, Woody Allen is funny, but you know... If two people can meet and admit to, and talk about, touching themselves and then smelling their fingers, that's honesty.
thank you sally (betty?) nd LG. i think you are close to being right. add in limes and you have it
Betty wrote: "I thought of you all when I sniffed my fingers last night."^^^ and THIS is why i love.......
(cool new profile pic btw)
I think the fact that you've stated this (touching yourself and smelling your fingers) is already a good sign that you're an honest person. Kudos
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Betty wrote: "I only admitted to sniffing, mind you."Duly noted.
Michael wrote: "^^ That's a question that should be talked about on a first date because it's what's real and important. Instead, you spend three weeks talking about walking around the lakes and favorite movies an..."This makes perfect sense to me.
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Lobstergirl wrote: "If someone talked to me about finger sniffing on a first date I would be out the door."Whatever works.
Lobstergirl wrote: "If someone talked to me about finger sniffing on a first date I would be out the door."I know it's abrupt, but it's real. Who really cares about a shared interest in sunsets and movies, whatever sport is in season, trendy restaurants and the fact that the orchestra plays too much Beethoven and not enough Debussy? Eventually someone's going to wake up one morning and find someone sniffing their fingers or checking out whatever it is that just got picked out of their nose, or squeezing a pimple and that's where either compatability or the "What the hell am I doing here" thought starts. Maybe the first question on every first date should be, "What do you think of farts?" and then when that's been resolved they can talk about the fact that they both like holding hands, rainy Sundays and Walt Disney movies?
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*kicks Rhyan in the shins*
I have that exact hat. As a matter of fact, I'm wearing it right now and typing with my pinkies in the air (waving like they just don't care).
Michael wrote: "Lobstergirl wrote: "If someone talked to me about finger sniffing on a first date I would be out the door."I know it's abrupt, but it's real. Who really cares about a shared interest in sunsets a..."
I enjoyed this. It is definitely true.
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1-20? Things were different when I was younger, but if all we're talking about on the first two dates is the weather, our favorite colors, our favorite foods and comparing sunsets vs. sunrises, and our conversations are hackneyed explorations of things like our favorite word, our best quality and the last time we had our heart broken, then there isn't a third date. I'm too old now to put stuff off until date 20!
Scout wrote: "Is there really anyone here who hasn't touched him/herself somewhere and then smelled that finger?"I admit to having done this. Mostly to see if I need to wash my hands.
My nervous habit is when I'm concentrating really hard, I suck in my lips. I seem to do this especially when driving.
My husband has a nervous habit that drives me nuts. He constantly clears his throat. He says it's post nasal drip, but I mean come on... all the time every few seconds.
The third date is the sex date so if you get that far then all reason is tossed out the window and the next thing you know you wake up eight months later at 2:00 a.m. and look over at the woman snoring next to you and wonder how you ever got involved with a woman who's idea of good reading is Betty and Veronica comic books and who plans her evenings around watching repeats of Temptation Island. Again.
I heard a psychiatrist say recently that for the first 6-18 months of a romantic relationship, both partners exist in a brain damaged state. Literally, since your brain is so inundated with feel-good chemicals, it can't function properly.
Okay, Larry, but what explains Mrs. Larry putting up with you for all those years?
Oh boy I have no clue about that. You would have to ask her.
So you're saying Larry gets around?
'Round, 'round get around, he gets around?
Larry wrote: "Michael. How depressing."A person sort of gets used to it.
I'd be the worst secret agent in the world.
Kevin, I worked with a guy who constantly sniffed his tie... I always wondered what was on it.