Weird or Normal?
 

I just like it.

http://i.imgur.com/NWYiq.jpg

Thanks for the reinforcement.

The longer I live the more I realize that no matter how weird something I do seems, it turns out to be well within the range of normal human behavior. I wish I could be weirder.

i like it too. thanks for sharing.

I eat paper. Especially the stems of lollypops. Occasionally the perforated edges that you rip off of tractor-feed printer paper (depending on the type of paper). I used to call that "printer pasta".

#3 #4 #8 (going from left to right). I often talk to myself and actually work out alot of my problems this way, except for the talking to myself part.

that was great. made me think of me and a few friends, nice to know we are the norm :)

I am actually very normal. In fact, I am the most "unweird" person I know. The rest of you people are freaks.

That's what my nana-nutter sandwiches have been missing all along... bacon.

sorry, but if the rest of use are freaks, and you are 'normal' - then it all turns around, freaks [become] the norm and you are now the outliner - the Freak.

Wow, I was only looking for the knife scene, but this is a priceless response.

-- Freaks 1932 Wedding Feast - A photo essay

I talk out loud when I'm alone. But then I'm never alone, so it's kind of an oxymoron....or something.

I hope that's not weird... I do it all the time. I once worked in the stockroom of an industial plant. The office was a narrow, corridor-like affair, with my desk facing one wall, and my supervisor's about 3 feet away, facing the other wall. The window where workers would come up to request parts was off to the side, so we wouldn't necessarily see anyone there until they spoke.

My supervisor talked to himself all the time. Quite loudly. It was distracting, and after awhile, I picked up the habit of talking to myself, loudly, so that my train of thought wouldn't be broken by his comments.

People coming to the get parts were known to stand there for a few minutes, just to observe the two weirdos carrying on two completely different, one-sided conversations.

I thought this was kinda implied ...