I am the only person in the whole world who...

[AlexanderDitto]

Must say I don't do any of the things Trisha Lynn posted, though I do have all sorts of strange quirks that I'm sure most people would find completely wacky. Of course, now that I'm trying to think of one, I can't come up with any. Hm.

Though, with 6 billion+ people in the world, it is comforting that there is probably nothing about you that is completely unique. Did I say comforting? I meant depressing.

[Tapir12]

Am i the only one in the whole world who...

... likes to eat pasta with teriaki sauce and parmasean cheese?

And I also eat pizza with a knife and fork. You loose at the toppings if you don't!

[Vigafre]

Am i the only one in the whole world who...

... likes to eat pasta with teriaki sauce and parmasean cheese?

And I also eat pizza with a knife and fork. You loose at the toppings if you don't!

You must eat extremely greasy pizza.

[TomBrend]

Must say I don't do any of the things Trisha Lynn posted, though I do have all sorts of strange quirks that I'm sure most people would find completely wacky. Of course, now that I'm trying to think of one, I can't come up with any. Hm.

Though, with 6 billion+ people in the world, it is comforting that there is probably nothing about you that is completely unique. Did I say comforting? I meant depressing.

The other day I tried to write down all the things about myself and then tried to decide if I was unique or not based on it. I decided that even with a long list of attributes, I'm probably not unique (I decided early on in the list that stuff like my birth date / specific location were too specific and broke the game).

It was indeed quite depressing.

[Alja-Markir]

So far as I know, I'm the only extant time traveling demi-god within the reachable portions of the universe. Still, that's mostly because it's a very specific set of qualities.

Krr'pao time travels frequently, but being a plane-manipulative hivemind construct, she lacks deific qualities and an individual identity, so most scholars use the label of time-resonator rather than time-traveler, and the label of scalar-force entity rather than demigod. Still, she's probably actually more adept at moving through the time space continuum than I am, but she's really far less interested in it. Most of her endeavors are strictly for convenience.

There are, however, a few other demigods in this region, and they could potentially develop the capabilities of time travel, but to be honest most of them are too simple minded and self absorbed to bother. They'd rather leave all the intricacies to other parties and forces which they have influence over, rather than investing heavily in actually gaining direct command of the skill.

The four prime deities, of course, have greater resources and abilities available to their wills, but strictly speaking they operate on such a removed level and scale of existance that they're largely moot. Time travel of boggling intricacies is perfectly within the grasp of at least three of them, but I can't think of a single instance in recent memory when they ever used such methods. They simply aren't chic among the big boys, really. A lot like how a rich businessman would scarcely ever make his own furniture rather than buy it.

~Alja~

[Lag]

Am I the only one that liked Giest for the Game Cube, that Owns two copies of Korg DS-10 (One JAP, One US), that uses his DSi as his main Audio Player, that Own's a Mac that he uses daily but every day hate's OS X more and more (I still love my mac though, I just don't consider it a god any more), that has hand crafted a a model bird ou of solid wood, that had his cell phone signed by Freezepop, that has a autographed concert poster signed by Freezepop and Anamanaguchi that's going to be used for charity?

I thought not

[Machalllewis]

Must say I don't do any of the things Trisha Lynn posted, though I do have all sorts of strange quirks that I'm sure most people would find completely wacky. Of course, now that I'm trying to think of one, I can't come up with any. Hm.

Though, with 6 billion+ people in the world, it is comforting that there is probably nothing about you that is completely unique. Did I say comforting? I meant depressing.

The other day I tried to write down all the things about myself and then tried to decide if I was unique or not based on it. I decided that even with a long list of attributes, I'm probably not unique (I decided early on in the list that stuff like my birth date / specific location were too specific and broke the game).

It was indeed quite depressing.

I dunno, writing down all the things about yourself seems to be a pretty unique concept to me.

Or anal. One or the other.

[Cake]

I am not unique. I am not special. I have no illusions about that.

[Keith K]

Sandwiches are finger food. If the situation is too awkward to get your fingers dirty, then order something else.

[dav3meier]

Sandwiches are finger food. If the situation is too awkward to get your fingers dirty, then just use your face.

fixed

[Highlander]

As for messy food, I'm a Scotsman. We use our bare hands for most foods.

It was rabbie burns night I was eeever so sightly tipsy and I tried to eat a piping hot haggis, casing and all. I still lack fingerprints

[Darkobra]

That's another thing as well. I made my friends sausage rolls.

"Don't touch them! They're piping hot!" Instantly, every one of them laughed and picked one up. It was shortly followed by a row of screams and MY maniacal laughter.

Also, why must we touch wet paint to find out that it's wet?

WET PAINT
"Really? Oh... so it is...."

[ThrashJazzAssassin]

So far as I know, I'm the only extant time traveling demi-god within the reachable portions of the universe. Still, that's mostly because it's a very specific set of qualities.

Krr'pao time travels frequently, but being a plane-manipulative hivemind construct, she lacks deific qualities and an individual identity, so most scholars use the label of time-resonator rather than time-traveler, and the label of scalar-force entity rather than demigod. Still, she's probably actually more adept at moving through the time space continuum than I am, but she's really far less interested in it. Most of her endeavors are strictly for convenience.

There are, however, a few other demigods in this region, and they could potentially develop the capabilities of time travel, but to be honest most of them are too simple minded and self absorbed to bother. They'd rather leave all the intricacies to other parties and forces which they have influence over, rather than investing heavily in actually gaining direct command of the skill.

The four prime deities, of course, have greater resources and abilities available to their wills, but strictly speaking they operate on such a removed level and scale of existance that they're largely moot. Time travel of boggling intricacies is perfectly within the grasp of at least three of them, but I can't think of a single instance in recent memory when they ever used such methods. They simply aren't chic among the big boys, really. A lot like how a rich businessman would scarcely ever make his own furniture rather than buy it.

~Alja~

Stop posting pure win all the time and making the rest of us look dull. It's not fair!

[TomBrend]

I dunno, writing down all the things about yourself seems to be a pretty unique concept to me.

Or anal. One or the other.

We prefer the term "low emissions" to "anal retentive".

[theDreamer]

I am not unique. I am not special. I have no illusions about that.

You are the all singing, all dancing crap of the the world?

Also...Alja, not that I'm in any way jealous, but care to share? I recently obtained demi-god status when the confirmed All-Creator of our off shoot of the universe informed me that I was, in fact, his son (and under moral obligation to impregnate every woman living in the world in an effort to spread his seed further) and, really, such a feat could truly use the abilities of traveling through the space-time continuum, which at the moment I lack. My Deific Daddy pretty much spent all his latent powers in creating this fragment of reality, so had basically none to pass off to me.

[tak197]

Also, why must we touch wet paint to find out that it's wet?

WET PAINT
"Really? Oh... so it is...."

That reminds me of Russell Howard on Mock the Week, talking about human behavior. He said that it seems like it's not enough to grab a can of soda and say that it's really cold, but we have to hold it to someone's face.

[Genghis Ares]

Same with hot plates at restaurants.

[Vigafre]

And pretty much any sharp object.

[Raine]

or any thing that stinks... or looks bad

[Genghis Ares]

So beware of hot diapers with glass in them.

[Raine]

or rotting trash!

[Vigafre]

Or diamond-encrusted bags of dog crap. On fire.

[TheRocket]

Or a rusty cheese grater with left over cheese that went hard and crusty.

[Cake]

Daggum spambots...

[Arius]

Daggum spambots...

They're here for the cake, so I blame you.