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loobylou wrote:FLAUTA - I do that with sweets too - if there aren't an even number I have to give one away!

I also eat the broken potato chips first and leave the whole ones til last. Then I eat them in size order, finishing with the last one.

Jeez, that sounds ridiculous - I wish I hadn't written it down!

I'm sorry. I started laughing when I read the potato chip thing.


Here's one. I once told my friend that a drawing in a book looked like a toilet (it was really a doodle of an angel type thing) only to find out that she had drawn it. I felt sooo bad.

My first few days of junior high no one talked to me much because they thought I was goth. I'm just really pale with dark hair, and the complete OPPOSITE of goth.

When I was little and people talked about Alzheimer's disease, I thought they were saying Old Timer's Disease.

Leaven wrote:When I was little and people talked about Alzheimer's disease, I thought they were saying Old Timer's Disease.

haha! Until I was about 10, I thought volleyball was 'ballyball'.

loobylou wrote:I also eat the broken potato chips first and leave the whole ones til last. Then I eat them in size order, finishing with the last one.

Jeez, that sounds ridiculous - I wish I hadn't written it down!

Aww, don't feel bad about it! I do the exact same thing. I see it as saving the best for last.

I'm sure all of us have had those experiences where a breast is exposed accidentally.

longlostposter wrote:I'm sure all of us have had those experiences where a breast is exposed accidentally.

lmao.

I love Debra Harry. I used to think I was bisexual, and was lusting after her so bad.

7Harry7Potter7 wrote:

Leaven wrote:When I was little and people talked about Alzheimer's disease, I thought they were saying Old Timer's Disease.

haha! Until I was about 10, I thought volleyball was 'ballyball'.

hehehehehe...my sister thought bathing suit was actually babe-in-suit for years...

babe-in-suit! That's cute! hehe

Okay, this is really embarrassing . . .

When I was a little kid (like six or 7 years old) and played with Barbies, I hadn't yet figured out that grown women had breasts. I thought that the bumps under adult women's clothes were caused by bras.

I also didn't know that you could buy underwear for Barbies.

So I thought that Barbies had bumps on their chests to replicate the bumps that bras would make.

Languorous Lass wrote:Okay, this is really embarrassing . . .

When I was a little kid (like six or 7 years old) and played with Barbies, I hadn't yet figured out that grown women had breasts. I thought that the bumps under adult women's clothes were caused by bras.

I also didn't know that you could buy underwear for Barbies.

So I thought that Barbies had bumps on their chests to replicate the bumps that bras would make.

That is such a great story!