City morgue, you kill 'em we'll chill 'em
And when I lived in Gisborne: Peel Street toilets, would you like to book a seat?
* I have to unlock doors then lock them just to make doubly sure they are locked.
* Cant stand on cracks.
* Have a compulsion to do things only in even numbers.
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So many OCD sufferers!!
i had two cocks bfore~~and they fighting each other all the time
no picture, no truth:
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digressed..back to the subject
Mmmm....i really can play piano...dont question me about it anymore![]()
My life is a total disaster...
OCD...mmmm
I notice that when hanging the washing I can't help myself but colour code the pegs?!
Like if I happen to pick a pink peg out of the bucket first, to hang a towel say, the next two pegs have to also be pink.
Next time I buy pegs I'm gonna bypass the multicoloured packets for plain single colour ones...this really gets up my nose but I just can't seem to help myself. Although - I am helping myself quite well lately as I have just stopped doing any washing!
On that note...I wonder what time the local laundromat opens tomorrow.....
My fema is shorter than my tibia bone in my legs, unlike 99.9% of the population – means I can’t cross my legs. Apparently you can suffer from dwarfism in just one or two bones as well as the normal dwarf people where it effected all their bones!
So at 1.8 tall – I guess I’m the tallest dwarf I know of.
Apparently I was born with cranial Synostosis, premature ossification of my forward fontanel - leaving me with a slight ridge on my forehead
I am overly blessed with cells called villi in my gut lining with way too big a projections called microvilli – this somehow means I over produce adrenaline and require beta blockers to prevent migraine head aches.
I have a double jointed hip
I have Irlen Syndrome, a specific type of perceptual sight problem that can cause light sensitivity, poor depth perception, contrast and colour sensitivity and distortions when reading
Due to a misspent youth;
I have an artificial knee joint, not suppose to play tennis or ride a bike, both of which I do.
I have a fused disc in my back
I lost the bone in my large toe on the right foot, amputated due to gangrene.
I had cosmetic surgery to remove un sightely growths on my body
I have some other challenges caused by dyslexia, but hey – the list goes on and at the end of the day, what’s normal?
Lifes Just one big ride - buckle up or hang on
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