Clicking the “X” next to “like Mitt Romney” suggestions on Facebook and clicking “misleading” when it asks me why.
Your turn!
It’s a riff on this line of xkcd comics, in case anyone is wondering.
Clicking the “X” next to “like Mitt Romney” suggestions on Facebook and clicking “misleading” when it asks me why.
Your turn!
It’s a riff on this line of xkcd comics, in case anyone is wondering.
When approached by a stranger who thinks we’ve met (happens way too often) I always do the same thing. I give them a dead eye stare, and ask, “You ever done time?”
Some people get really freaked out. Some people go on to become friends of mine.
ETA: Let the record show, I’ve never done time, unless you count my first (and last) marriage.
After someone I’m talking to gets a phone call, and stops to talk for a few minutes, I ask
them if it was a wrong number.
*and I think about “my hobby” comments alot. I wish XKCD did them more often.
-D/a
When I’m in a public place, if somebody walks in, looks around, and starts waving at somebody behind me, I smile and wave back. They usually get a nicely confused look on their faces. If they don’t, I stand up and start to walk over to them, at which point they usually panic.
I go into Games Workshops stores and ask them if they have the new MageKnight expansion.
When driving with my sister, or sometimes others, I like to wave and smile freakishly at random pedestrians who have made eye-contact with me, as if I know them and haven’t seen them in a long time.
A vast majority smile and wave back. It brings me a bit of happiness.
I still enjoy muttering to myself in a crowded elevator and thumping my head moaning “Stop It! Get Out Of My Head!”
Really clears the elevator out quite nicely.
I’m stealing this one.
While someone is observing me, I sometimes pause in what I’m doing, look thoughtful for a moment, then let a slow smile cross my face. If they ask me about it, I tell them, “Oh, nothing” or “Never mind” in the most faux-innocent tone I can muster.
I get a dog leash & collar and walk down the street with it dragging behind me. If someone asks where the dog is I get sad and tell them he had to go live on a farm.
I make the jedi door-opening hand gesture in front of automatic doors. It always works, too – the Force is strong with this one!