"Five Weird Habits of Yourself" Meme
Ground rules: The first player of this "game" starts with the topic "Five Weird Habits of Yourself" and the people who get tagged need to then write a LJ entry about their five quirky little habits as well as state the rules of this game clearly. In the end, you need to list the next five people who you want to tag.
1. I alphabetise everything. Books, DVDs, CDs, everything.
2. Sometimes, I lend voices to stuffed toys. Only when appropriate, you understand.
3. I look at any prospective home from the point of view of its defensibility in the event of a zombie infestation. This is really true.
4. Seasonally: I almost never buy gifts for family, but I always buy gifts for several of my friends (This is mostly because my family live in Australia, and I don't really know them - in a day-to-day way - well enough to choose suitable gifts for them. I love them and I'm sure they understand; at any rate, no one seems uncomfortable about the arrangement).
5. Rhetorically, I always try to use lists (of ideas, values, or things) of three. This feels satisfying, and I make a small game of it. Try to put three things together in a your next conversation; without stretching the definition of your list, making an obvious omission, or resorting to a tautology.
I tag:
violetnights, amabat, baby_lisa_72, shawgreen, stuart_lake
1. I alphabetise everything. Books, DVDs, CDs, everything.
2. Sometimes, I lend voices to stuffed toys. Only when appropriate, you understand.
3. I look at any prospective home from the point of view of its defensibility in the event of a zombie infestation. This is really true.
4. Seasonally: I almost never buy gifts for family, but I always buy gifts for several of my friends (This is mostly because my family live in Australia, and I don't really know them - in a day-to-day way - well enough to choose suitable gifts for them. I love them and I'm sure they understand; at any rate, no one seems uncomfortable about the arrangement).
5. Rhetorically, I always try to use lists (of ideas, values, or things) of three. This feels satisfying, and I make a small game of it. Try to put three things together in a your next conversation; without stretching the definition of your list, making an obvious omission, or resorting to a tautology.
I tag:
violetnights, amabat, baby_lisa_72, shawgreen, stuart_lake