Post something everone doesn't know

[igotrhythm]

Originally Posted by qqwref

This one time at band camp...

Speaking of band, the marching band teacher at my high school was the first (and then, only) female drum major in Michigan State University history.

[Xiz]

Originally Posted by PriestREA

Be prepared to laugh and or cry at this.
I learned to masturbate completely accidentally while watching a discovery channel show about worms or something. I remember imitating a worm on the carpet and then I got a tingly feeling down there. I remember saying - so that's why worms are always happy and continued to do it from the age of 6 (when I first saw that show) to around the age of 12 (grade 6/7). I was pretty isolated from the world by my parents and for that I was also socially awkward. I remember doing the worm in front of a friend because it was funny and I thought he should see. Obviously, my teacher thought I was retarded and yelled at me to sit down and stay still. It was in my sex ed course in Grade 7 (if I remember correctly) - that I finally learned that the fantastic tingling feeling was my little friend down south.

10/10 - vote me for best life lesson of 2013

moral of the story - worms got that shit good until they get stepped on.

EDIT: I still prefer the worm as my method

It's okay I think worms are hot as well

(and I laughed :P Thats epic)

[Mourningfall]

Originally Posted by Wayward Vagabond

you're also a serious attention whore wow

That illiteracy post was a joke. I don't see what exactly makes me an attention whore.
I just get bored as hell and tend to be on when the forums are at their quietest, so I do my best to keep myself amused. So uh, thanks man.

[Arkuski]

Originally Posted by PriestREA

Be prepared to laugh and or cry at this.
I learned to masturbate completely accidentally while watching a discovery channel show about worms or something. I remember imitating a worm on the carpet and then I got a tingly feeling down there. I remember saying - so that's why worms are always happy and continued to do it from the age of 6 (when I first saw that show) to around the age of 12 (grade 6/7). I was pretty isolated from the world by my parents and for that I was also socially awkward. I remember doing the worm in front of a friend because it was funny and I thought he should see. Obviously, my teacher thought I was retarded and yelled at me to sit down and stay still. It was in my sex ed course in Grade 7 (if I remember correctly) - that I finally learned that the fantastic tingling feeling was my little friend down south.

10/10 - vote me for best life lesson of 2013

moral of the story - worms got that shit good until they get stepped on.

EDIT: I still prefer the worm as my method

O_______O

[Garquillex]

I have severe ADD. I can't do one thing for more than a few minutes. Whenever I program or play FFR, I need to go do something else every few minutes. This has contributed to an internet forum addiction across a few websites.

[Xiz]

Originally Posted by Garquillex

I have severe ADD. I can't do one thing for more than a few minutes. Whenever I program or play FFR, I need to go do something else every few minutes. This has contributed to an internet forum addiction across a few websites.

Hahaha same man! Cheers!

[qqwref]

I don't need to, but I like to :3 Sometimes I take literally 4-5 hours to watch a movie.

[Ohaider]

Originally Posted by Reincarnate

So basically you are Enzyme

Precisely

[8 Hour Whore]

Atychiphobia is all you need to know.

[Coolboyrulez0]

Broke right arm in 5th grade -- still can't full rotate my arm in a way that my palm faces away from me. (it'll stop rotating after 2/3rds of the way)
this makes playing ffr, doing pushups etc. very difficult but possible... my arm overcompensates and sticks out really far for example but makes the rotation possible.

since this is a bit complicated to explain, basically when typing with the left hand, as normal, the back of the hand faces you and your elbow is tucked to your side.
With my broken arm, I can either a) have my elbow tucked to my side on my right hand but not rotate my hand fully, (I face my thumb / pointer finger instead of the back of my hand)
or b) overcompensate and be able to face the back of my hand and thus be able to type without a problem, but my elbow sticks out. It's rather odd.

I wonder if this is still fixable after all these years because it does get rather annoying sometimes.