And here he is, the star of our show, direct from the bar...

[phedisch]

1. All of my scars are from animals or cooking

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[impartialted]

i got you that dinosaur because it was MY favorite.

[phedisch]

So either we have equally awesome taste, or you got me a gift with the hopes of me giving it back to you. Either way, it makes me happy.

[alycatison]

I wish I could purr, too, but apparently human's can't purr. I don't remember why not.

Also, regarding the statement "have never used recreational drugs" and you being "'chickenshit'" when it comes to dating, I "chose" Cain because he was, and always has been, clean of substances. He's never even smoked a cigarette! He was pretty chickenshit about dating, too. We've done really well together. I'm no catch, as I'm slightly insane and an occasional bitch, so you can make of that what you will, but he's happy now. There's hope for you yet, and I agree with da mama--you are a catch!

[impartialted]

it's because cats have a ligament that allows them to purr. humans don't have it. also, purring apparently isn't really a sign of happiness either. they sometimes do it to comfort themselves.

"Ethologist Paul Leyhousen, in his book Cat Behavior, interprets purring as a signal meaning "I am not a threat" to explain the otherwise differing circumstances that elicit the sound."

I found this on an answers page where a girl named KATIE says "Heya! My favorite animals are cats. can I learn to purr like them?"
sound like anyone we know dude?

[impartialted]

i'd also like to say that I subscribe to this theory as Spaghetti seldom purrs...

[phedisch]

I've looked into getting such a ligament attatched.
Medical professionals often do not take me seriously.

And there is no way that could possibly be any other Katie. I will contact her and together we can get this dangerous (but necessary) surgery.

[an_accident]

i also somewhat chose adam due to his lack of substance usage. it's refreshing to me around someone who doesn't have to constantly experience things tripping.

[impartialted]

3. As a child I was obsessed with the numbers 2, 4, 5, and 8. Even these days I catch myself tapping, blinking or mouse clicking, absent-mindedly trying to make my actions meet a certain value.

a LOT of people do this.

[alycatison]

I add up numbers to solve yes-no problems. The page of a book or a digital clock will do (for example, 2:30 = 2+3 = 5; page 56 = 5+6 = 11) for my purposes. An odd "answer" is "yes," as yes has an odd number of letters, and an even "answer" is no, as no has an even number of letters.

Sometimes I think I might be insane.

[impartialted]

ronny was obsessed with that.
he constantly found paterns in the numbers on a clock...convinced it was thinking...like
2:46 am
was like 2, then 4, then 6, then an "AM" which sounds a lot like an 8...
gosh that guy was strange.