>From: jesse stephen bangs <jaspax@...>
>>I still do :-(. When I passively ride in a vehicle, I imagine the exact
>same sword cutting down *everything* on the side of the road. Or I
>imagine that there is someone that has to ride on the side of the road
>along the tops of trees or telephone wires and he has to keep up with the
>car by jumping or whatever. It can be very irritating, but almost
>involuntary.
>
This is too weird. How many of us do this same thing?? I'm guilty. Is
this all part of one huge neurotic OCD whose end result is conlanging???
*erie background music*
>I still try not to step on cracks in the sidewalk.
>
Or alternately try to step on all of them, or certain patterns of them, or
catch them exactly where the instep of your shoe meets the heel. *more
music*
Adam
>(trying to get rid of my bizarre obsessions)
>Jesse S. Bangs jaspax@u.washington.edu
>"It is of the new things that men tire--of fashions and proposals and
>improvements and change. It is the old things that startle and
>intoxicate. It is the old things that are young."
>-G.K. Chesterton _The Napoleon of Notting Hill_
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