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Your oddities and strangeities

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What odd/strange/unusual things do you do?

One of mine is demonstrated in the title ie I make up words.

This thread came to mind because I've been doing some photography and I just put a doll in a box with a scarf but I ensured that the scarf wasn't over her face so she could breath.

In fact, when I placed the scarf originally near her nose I felt I couldn't breath.

This may be anthropomorphism although with the addition that I feel what the object feels (or doesn't).

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    • I like to do things the old fashioned way even if it makes my life harder 
    • I too make up words or phrases one such was years ago I came up with railway bars and in my mind it wasn't meaning sleepers or rails. 
    • I like sitting in a stationary car or bus or train I find it very relaxing I guess it's because I'm away from my problems and staying away I also find outward journeys relaxing as long as I don't get leg cramps or sickness (I used to pretend to be asleep in the car as a way to deal with motion sickness it worked Mabie 2 times out of 10) 
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    • I like to do things the old fashioned way even if it makes my life harder 
    • I too make up words or phrases one such was years ago I came up with railway bars and in my mind it wasn't meaning sleepers or rails. 
    • I like sitting in a stationary car or bus or train I find it very relaxing I guess it's because I'm away from my problems and staying away I also find outward journeys relaxing as long as I don't get leg cramps or sickness (I used to pretend to be asleep in the car as a way to deal with motion sickness it worked Mabie 2 times out of 10) 
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