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OmarGuard 18.3k points .9 hours ago . edited 1 hour ago S Just before I'm about to write, sometimes I'll do this little circle thing in the air above the paper, like I'm revving the pen up before I use it Edit: this is by far the most replies I've ever gotten on a single comment. Safe to say I'm not the only one lol Also shoutout to u/DeviousMrBlonde for telling me the name of this little practice - [Enso] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enso) clankclonkgz 7.0k points 9 hours ago I am here to say, F--- YEAH IM NOT THE ONLY ONE TechnicalGamer8 2.1k points 7 hours ago SAME DUDE

OmarGuard 18.3k points .9 hours ago . edited 1 hour ago S Just before I'm about to write, sometimes I'll do this little circle thing in the air above the paper, like I'm revving the pen up before I use it Edit: this is by far the most replies I've ever gotten on a single comment. Safe to say I'm not the only one lol Also shoutout to u/DeviousMrBlonde for telling me the name of this little practice - [Enso] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enso) clankclonkgz 7.0k points 9 hours ago I am here to say, F--- YEAH IM NOT THE ONLY ONE TechnicalGamer8 2.1k points 7 hours ago SAME DUDE

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InfintexCourtxJester 11.4k points 9 hours ago 3 2 Habit that I've had since childhood: I play with my ears, especially when they're cold: I fold them and scrunch them and can fit them into the ear canal until they unfold and pop back into form. Magical_Griffin 3.2k points 6 hours ago Finally one that I can relate to

InfintexCourtxJester 11.4k points 9 hours ago 3 2 Habit that I've had since childhood: I play with my ears, especially when they're cold: I fold them and scrunch them and can fit them into the ear canal until they unfold and pop back into form. Magical_Griffin 3.2k points 6 hours ago Finally one that I can relate to

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pierrevonfuego 6.2k points 10 hours ago I eat fried chicken and other greasy foods while wearing latex gloves. This applies only to home. Edwoodz3 1.5k points 10 hours ago Ooh great one!

pierrevonfuego 6.2k points 10 hours ago I eat fried chicken and other greasy foods while wearing latex gloves. This applies only to home. Edwoodz3 1.5k points 10 hours ago Ooh great one!

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SecretSilverSerpent 1.1k points 8 hours ago I give objects "itches" aka I scratch it for them because they look itchy monicamaybee 177 points 8 hours ago I like that.

SecretSilverSerpent 1.1k points 8 hours ago I give objects "itches" aka I scratch it for them because they look itchy monicamaybee 177 points 8 hours ago I like that.

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chipchipO 17.1k points 8 hours ago I blow on my ice cream. To... cool it off? I'm not really sure. I wasn't even aware doing something weird until my gf noticed and said, "You know that's not I was hot right? naplesbad 19.3k points 6 hours ago edited 1 hour ago S 7 brain: i got this, food very temperature, i learn from soup edit: obligatory thank for silvers and gold, unfortunately this comment be unoriginal- i just remember laughing way too hard when i saw this the first time i just wanted to spread the joy ^)

chipchipO 17.1k points 8 hours ago I blow on my ice cream. To... cool it off? I'm not really sure. I wasn't even aware doing something weird until my gf noticed and said, "You know that's not I was hot right? naplesbad 19.3k points 6 hours ago edited 1 hour ago S 7 brain: i got this, food very temperature, i learn from soup edit: obligatory thank for silvers and gold, unfortunately this comment be unoriginal- i just remember laughing way too hard when i saw this the first time i just wanted to spread the joy ^)

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ObliviDan 1.1k points 8 hours ago plan to rob any business I enter. I make note of security, In my head I make a cameras, employees. I think about what part of town I'm in and try to estimate what the police response time would be and possible escape routes and so on. I'd never do it of course. It's just a mental exercise. I made the mistake of telling my wife about it and now when we go out she notices and tracks my eyes and says "Stop that! You're so weird!". lol TomCryer02 230 points 6 hours ago I'm gonna steal this one

ObliviDan 1.1k points 8 hours ago plan to rob any business I enter. I make note of security, In my head I make a cameras, employees. I think about what part of town I'm in and try to estimate what the police response time would be and possible escape routes and so on. I'd never do it of course. It's just a mental exercise. I made the mistake of telling my wife about it and now when we go out she notices and tracks my eyes and says "Stop that! You're so weird!". lol TomCryer02 230 points 6 hours ago I'm gonna steal this one

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raking-up-leaves 9.3k points .10 hours ago Sometimes I spell a word in my head over and over until it seems like nonsense badrinarayanr 4.6k points 9 hours ago S It's called semantic satiation Saerehrys 2.4k points 7 hours ago Well h-------- TIL. I do this with "seat belt" a lot. Seatbelt. Seeeeeeeatbelt. Seat. Belt. BellllIt. Seatbelt. I'm mocked often.

raking-up-leaves 9.3k points .10 hours ago Sometimes I spell a word in my head over and over until it seems like nonsense badrinarayanr 4.6k points 9 hours ago S It's called semantic satiation Saerehrys 2.4k points 7 hours ago Well h-------- TIL. I do this with "seat belt" a lot. Seatbelt. Seeeeeeeatbelt. Seat. Belt. BellllIt. Seatbelt. I'm mocked often.

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S2 Billionairez 12.4k points 8 hours ago Sometimes when I get bored, I explain modern things to Benjamin Franklin Music I listen to, or how my phone works, etc. Sometimes I go even further back and explain it to Socrates or a cave man. Sometimes it's philosophical, sometimes it's just stupid. I don't know why I do it, but it's very entertaining. Pseudonymico 2.1k points 6 hours ago I used to do something like that on car imagine what a philosopher, monk or otherwise educated person from that era would be able to figure out about what I was seeing. trips, only I'd pick a time period and

S2 Billionairez 12.4k points 8 hours ago Sometimes when I get bored, I explain modern things to Benjamin Franklin Music I listen to, or how my phone works, etc. Sometimes I go even further back and explain it to Socrates or a cave man. Sometimes it's philosophical, sometimes it's just stupid. I don't know why I do it, but it's very entertaining. Pseudonymico 2.1k points 6 hours ago I used to do something like that on car imagine what a philosopher, monk or otherwise educated person from that era would be able to figure out about what I was seeing. trips, only I'd pick a time period and

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InvaderMeg 8.3k points 7 hours ago Sometimes I wonder if there's actually people who can see into your mind, so I start thinking about really interesting things so if there is, they won't think I'm boring. X_MyBigBeefingDong_X 3.3k points 6 hours ago I scream as loud as I can (Mentally) and think of really f----- up s---. If they look uncomfortable after that, I then know that they can. InvaderMeg 1.8k points 6 hours ago I'll sometimes do the Homer Simpson bit. "I know you can read my thoughts boy, meow meow meow meow" and if there's no reaction I feel safer haha

InvaderMeg 8.3k points 7 hours ago Sometimes I wonder if there's actually people who can see into your mind, so I start thinking about really interesting things so if there is, they won't think I'm boring. X_MyBigBeefingDong_X 3.3k points 6 hours ago I scream as loud as I can (Mentally) and think of really f----- up s---. If they look uncomfortable after that, I then know that they can. InvaderMeg 1.8k points 6 hours ago I'll sometimes do the Homer Simpson bit. "I know you can read my thoughts boy, meow meow meow meow" and if there's no reaction I feel safer haha

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smokeout3000 5.4k points 9 hours ago I say things to myself to break a train on thought. Like "i love you" or "im sorry" or "you got this" just to keep myself going on the right path. Probably be weird if someone walked in on me trying to motivate myself out loud coolsnackchris 1.0k points . 7 hours ago Positive affirmations. Good work, it's important to be nice to yourself

smokeout3000 5.4k points 9 hours ago I say things to myself to break a train on thought. Like "i love you" or "im sorry" or "you got this" just to keep myself going on the right path. Probably be weird if someone walked in on me trying to motivate myself out loud coolsnackchris 1.0k points . 7 hours ago Positive affirmations. Good work, it's important to be nice to yourself

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FatKidsDontRun 16.9k points 5 hours ago S In the shower, I slowly rotate to keep myself evenly warm. I do it unconsciously now. Like a rotisserie chicken Actually_Nate_Silver 3.5k points 2 hours ago According to this highly unscientific poll, 6% of people do this! WaitTilUSeeMyDuck 379 points 1 hour ago Does this same number corrolate with how you sleep? I fall asleep on my back and constantly rotate like a sausage.

FatKidsDontRun 16.9k points 5 hours ago S In the shower, I slowly rotate to keep myself evenly warm. I do it unconsciously now. Like a rotisserie chicken Actually_Nate_Silver 3.5k points 2 hours ago According to this highly unscientific poll, 6% of people do this! WaitTilUSeeMyDuck 379 points 1 hour ago Does this same number corrolate with how you sleep? I fall asleep on my back and constantly rotate like a sausage.

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? /flowergirl299 6h r/AskReddit What's the worse way to respond to an "I love you'"? Discussion Share 7.5k 4.5k BEST COMMENTS NDrewRndll 5h IAMNOTFUCKINGSORRY S 4 2h My 8yo daughter once responded to my wife "| wish I could say the same".

? /flowergirl299 6h r/AskReddit What's the worse way to respond to an "I love you'"? Discussion Share 7.5k 4.5k BEST COMMENTS NDrewRndll 5h IAMNOTFUCKINGSORRY S 4 2h My 8yo daughter once responded to my wife "| wish I could say the same".

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creepygirl420 356 points 1 day ago I was pretty young (maybe 7-8) so I don't remember all the details. But my family moved into a new house (new to us but maybe 20 years old). There was one closet in my older sister's room (9-10), not that big but it had a very small door in the back wall. It was locked and my parents never showed much interest in it. I guess I sort of forgot about it over time, until one day I was hanging out in my sisters room and somehow she got it open. An awful smell came over us, I think we just assumed it was because the house was old or something. We didn't go inside because the doorway was so small and we were already creeped out by how dark it was in there. We shut the door and got distracted by something else pretty quickly. A day or two later, my sister mentioned it to my parents, they seemed a little confused but mostly just amused and my dad went to go check it out. After a couple of minutes he called my mom upstairs, she goes upstairs and a little later she comes back down. I just remember her asking us if we want to go to the park. My dad stayed behind. According to my sister, mom was acting strange. When we get back home, there were bags in the car with our stuff. Apparently our grandma had invited us to stay with her for a couple nights. So we drove the 20 mins to her house and stayed there for 3 nights... then 4... I think it was maybe a week until we got back home. But when we did, the door was sealed shut. Eventually replaced with more drywall. My parents never talked about what was behind the door. I always wanted to ask them, but they both died in a car accident when I was 15.

creepygirl420 356 points 1 day ago I was pretty young (maybe 7-8) so I don't remember all the details. But my family moved into a new house (new to us but maybe 20 years old). There was one closet in my older sister's room (9-10), not that big but it had a very small door in the back wall. It was locked and my parents never showed much interest in it. I guess I sort of forgot about it over time, until one day I was hanging out in my sisters room and somehow she got it open. An awful smell came over us, I think we just assumed it was because the house was old or something. We didn't go inside because the doorway was so small and we were already creeped out by how dark it was in there. We shut the door and got distracted by something else pretty quickly. A day or two later, my sister mentioned it to my parents, they seemed a little confused but mostly just amused and my dad went to go check it out. After a couple of minutes he called my mom upstairs, she goes upstairs and a little later she comes back down. I just remember her asking us if we want to go to the park. My dad stayed behind. According to my sister, mom was acting strange. When we get back home, there were bags in the car with our stuff. Apparently our grandma had invited us to stay with her for a couple nights. So we drove the 20 mins to her house and stayed there for 3 nights... then 4... I think it was maybe a week until we got back home. But when we did, the door was sealed shut. Eventually replaced with more drywall. My parents never talked about what was behind the door. I always wanted to ask them, but they both died in a car accident when I was 15.

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Mxxx12 28 points 1 day ago Wasn't my house but this guy that had a massive house (6 or 7 rooms) and a massive yard that was beat to s--- because it was on this larger property and rented out to college kids (not that nice, just big). Guy that owned it was my dad's friend and hepaid me to clean it up for him when I was like 13 or 14. Anyway, one of the jobs was to clean out all of the insulation and cobwebs and s--- from the basement. There was a large room for storage by the door, but at the very far end was a little... corridor? Basically where the floor ended and the dirt started going into the foundation and the plumbing of the house. I cleaned everything out, cleaning as I went. Around 4 different turns approximately 50' down the way crawling over and under plumbing and around electrical. At the very end this narrow hallway type thing to a larger room (20'x30'). Its pitch black if the floodlight is off, it was pretty apparent that no one had been back there in years. Against the back wall of this room there was a 4" thick piece of hardwood, with a homemade all metal boxy chair sitting across the room the top of the chair. Literally a bulb wrapped in copper wire lashed to the top of this sketchy metal chair. There were two cords coming down from the ceiling (oldschool cable cords I think?) That were stripped down to the copper about 6' off the ground and wrapped the back chair legs. I had no idea what I found, partly because I was a dumbass 14 year old, partly because I was smart enough to facing me. As I walked up to it, I first saw the lightbulb strapped to f------ know that the makeshift electric chair wouldn't work. In that same room I found corn nut wrappers from the 80s and bud light cans with spuds on it (the dog). I never told the college kids or the guy who owned it.

Mxxx12 28 points 1 day ago Wasn't my house but this guy that had a massive house (6 or 7 rooms) and a massive yard that was beat to s--- because it was on this larger property and rented out to college kids (not that nice, just big). Guy that owned it was my dad's friend and hepaid me to clean it up for him when I was like 13 or 14. Anyway, one of the jobs was to clean out all of the insulation and cobwebs and s--- from the basement. There was a large room for storage by the door, but at the very far end was a little... corridor? Basically where the floor ended and the dirt started going into the foundation and the plumbing of the house. I cleaned everything out, cleaning as I went. Around 4 different turns approximately 50' down the way crawling over and under plumbing and around electrical. At the very end this narrow hallway type thing to a larger room (20'x30'). Its pitch black if the floodlight is off, it was pretty apparent that no one had been back there in years. Against the back wall of this room there was a 4" thick piece of hardwood, with a homemade all metal boxy chair sitting across the room the top of the chair. Literally a bulb wrapped in copper wire lashed to the top of this sketchy metal chair. There were two cords coming down from the ceiling (oldschool cable cords I think?) That were stripped down to the copper about 6' off the ground and wrapped the back chair legs. I had no idea what I found, partly because I was a dumbass 14 year old, partly because I was smart enough to facing me. As I walked up to it, I first saw the lightbulb strapped to f------ know that the makeshift electric chair wouldn't work. In that same room I found corn nut wrappers from the 80s and bud light cans with spuds on it (the dog). I never told the college kids or the guy who owned it.

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lionofthe 30 points 1 day ago I lived in a home built in the 1930's when I was a teenager. A few months after moving in I realized I there was some loose paneling in my closet. I could pop it out and reveal an small entrance to a large crawl space. There were some papers but not much else in there. I turned it into a hide out and left some folders and books for future residents to find.

lionofthe 30 points 1 day ago I lived in a home built in the 1930's when I was a teenager. A few months after moving in I realized I there was some loose paneling in my closet. I could pop it out and reveal an small entrance to a large crawl space. There were some papers but not much else in there. I turned it into a hide out and left some folders and books for future residents to find.

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polak187 28 points 1 day ago It was a fast find. We bought a house in March 1 and my wife was due within a week. I gave two rooms upstairs a fast coat of paint not really investigating weird gaps on the wall as they seemed painted over in one of the rooms. When baby got curious and put a knife between the gaps. The wall moved and a small cover made out to look like the wall moved and there was a small entrance to a tiny room under the roof. Inside I found a lot of old programs and ticket stubs from Milwaukee Brewers, devils and Mets (1950s -70s), kids team T-shirt's, | some old Naval Academy magazines and military records. I ended throwing it all on EBay and walked was born I got to spend a lot of time in that room and one night I away with $2000

polak187 28 points 1 day ago It was a fast find. We bought a house in March 1 and my wife was due within a week. I gave two rooms upstairs a fast coat of paint not really investigating weird gaps on the wall as they seemed painted over in one of the rooms. When baby got curious and put a knife between the gaps. The wall moved and a small cover made out to look like the wall moved and there was a small entrance to a tiny room under the roof. Inside I found a lot of old programs and ticket stubs from Milwaukee Brewers, devils and Mets (1950s -70s), kids team T-shirt's, | some old Naval Academy magazines and military records. I ended throwing it all on EBay and walked was born I got to spend a lot of time in that room and one night I away with $2000

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Satan_Stoned 63 points 1 day ago Friends bought a house in the woods outside Berlin. It was an old farm and it turned out it had a one room weapon bunker from the "Volkssturm" underneath it. When they found it, they cut holes through 2 steel doors (airlock) to find a room full of rifles, rpgs, mortars and more. When the government agency to clear up old WW2 weaponry showed up they told us stories of people finding weaponstashes like this underneath their hardwood floors. over weapon stash of weapons without knowing or Just imagine walking sawing into that floor to replace it. :D

Satan_Stoned 63 points 1 day ago Friends bought a house in the woods outside Berlin. It was an old farm and it turned out it had a one room weapon bunker from the "Volkssturm" underneath it. When they found it, they cut holes through 2 steel doors (airlock) to find a room full of rifles, rpgs, mortars and more. When the government agency to clear up old WW2 weaponry showed up they told us stories of people finding weaponstashes like this underneath their hardwood floors. over weapon stash of weapons without knowing or Just imagine walking sawing into that floor to replace it. :D

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amiacannibalpsycho 113 points 1 day ago It wasn't a secret room but I lived in a granny flat at the end of my landlords house and it had a room that was kept locked. When I moved in I agreed to it being kept locked and didn't think to ask what was in there, he said it was just storage. He was a great landlord, he gave me endless supplies of free firewood. Anyway, things started move around the house, really obviously moving. And every time I walked past that door I would get a serious chill. Eventually I moved out. I had gotten used to the stuff moving around the house but I wasn't able to sleep. Coincidentally I was friends with the people who lived there after me, they confirmed the things moving around the house and how weird the locked door was without me even mentioning it. Freaky.

amiacannibalpsycho 113 points 1 day ago It wasn't a secret room but I lived in a granny flat at the end of my landlords house and it had a room that was kept locked. When I moved in I agreed to it being kept locked and didn't think to ask what was in there, he said it was just storage. He was a great landlord, he gave me endless supplies of free firewood. Anyway, things started move around the house, really obviously moving. And every time I walked past that door I would get a serious chill. Eventually I moved out. I had gotten used to the stuff moving around the house but I wasn't able to sleep. Coincidentally I was friends with the people who lived there after me, they confirmed the things moving around the house and how weird the locked door was without me even mentioning it. Freaky.

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bokassa 60 points 1 day ago My stepfather remodeled our summer house, just outside of Oslo, Norway. This was about 30 years ago. He has since passed, so I can't ask him about it The house was originally built in the late 1800's. During the remodel, it turned out there was a difference between the net area and the gross area of the house, and after searching the house thoroughly, he found a cabinet where the rear wall came loose. The room measured about 2x1.8m and was located in the middle of the house. The house used to belong to an apothecary, and he lived there during WW2. Inside the room the walls had shelves, and the shelves contained canned food dating from 1940's, glass vials of medicine, a human skull with hinged jaw, skullcap and gold teeth, a crate of dynamite and some bottles of spirit. I still have the skull, and my mom has kept some of the medicine bottles after emptying them.

bokassa 60 points 1 day ago My stepfather remodeled our summer house, just outside of Oslo, Norway. This was about 30 years ago. He has since passed, so I can't ask him about it The house was originally built in the late 1800's. During the remodel, it turned out there was a difference between the net area and the gross area of the house, and after searching the house thoroughly, he found a cabinet where the rear wall came loose. The room measured about 2x1.8m and was located in the middle of the house. The house used to belong to an apothecary, and he lived there during WW2. Inside the room the walls had shelves, and the shelves contained canned food dating from 1940's, glass vials of medicine, a human skull with hinged jaw, skullcap and gold teeth, a crate of dynamite and some bottles of spirit. I still have the skull, and my mom has kept some of the medicine bottles after emptying them.

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