My office mate says I’m a bit off-kilter because of the following.
I think that my electric toothbrush gives a more thorough cleaning if the angle of attack of the bristles goes through a range (of say, -45 degrees to + 45 degrees), but I don’t have the manual dexterity to move my toothbrush effectively. So I move the toothbrush to a particular tooth and then rock my head back and forth, roughly pivoting about the toothbrush head. Then I move to the next tooth, and so on, but since I’m really not holding it for that long, I basically rock my head from side to side for two or three minutes as I slowly move the toothbrush along the line of my teeth. Is that odd or just another example of my cunning genius?
Odd, by definition – the rest of us don’t do it this way. In fact, you’re on a slippery slope that leads to outright madness and electroconvulsive therapy. Keep us apprised, will you?