Your oddities and strangeities

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 hope you don't mind that I used Google to search, but got this in the results:

    Spoonerisms are named after Reverend William Archibald Spooner (1844–1930), a prominent British clergyman and educator who was the Warden of New College, Oxford.
    He became famous for frequently (and often accidentally) swapping the initial sounds, consonants, or vowels of words when speaking. 
    What a legacy! Sweat smile
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