QUOTE(Anomaly @ Apr 9 2007, 09:31 AM)

If I can see a box of q-tips, I *have* to take one and clean out my ears. I can't resist the q-tips, even if I just did it a few hours ago.
I've cleaned my ears like three times today, and I've only been home for about three hours total.
I do the elaborate, made up scenarios thing a lot, especially since I started doing drugs. Once at work I was totally like, zoned out from the rest of the world, for three hours, until I realized that in my head I'd been narrating a History Channel special about a zombie apocalypse of sorts, and I was like "Man, that never even happened, what the hell."
If I have a knife in my hands, unless something forces me to put it down right away, it'll be in my hands for probably an hour at least, because I like to like, hold knives? Most of the knives in my house are real sharp though, as a side effect of this, and my coffee table has a lot of stab marks. Also I just cut a notch out of my desk and shaved some hair off a patch of my arm.
Sometimes, the simplest things make me incredibly depressed. I was watching TV once, at like 5 in the morning, and an infomercial came on for one of those not-quite-a-vacuum's, where you just roll over the carpet and it picks it up. They demonstrated it by spilling some cereal on a rug and picking it up, and I was just sitting there, thinking like "man, if I spill shit on the floor, I'll have to pick it up. . . that fucking
sucks."
I act towards animals and inanimate objects pretty much as though they were human beings, except their name is just <whatever the object is>. So when my dog would make a mess in the house, I'd just be like "Look, dog. You're not exactly starving to death here, you know? So, would it kill you to just, I don't know, not knock shit all over the floor trying to steal food off the counter? Because cleaning that up, it's kind of a pain in the ass, and you're sure as shit not going to do it."