Reveal the most random fact about yourself.

[cheekygirl75]

I have a very large potted plant in my great room. It makes me simile every time I see it growing more.

It makes you simile? Like, it makes you say it's growing like a weed?

 

[Tallulah82]

It makes you simile? Like, it makes you say it's growing like a weed?

I saw that and considered saying something. Then I told myself not to be a smart-arse.

Thank fuck you said it. It would have been bothering me, just sitting there, unchecked.

 

[dkak001]

It makes you simile? Like, it makes you say it's growing like a weed?

No, but maybe I should try growing something more like a "weed"...

This one is just a tree, a very large tree, in an enormous pot. I've had it for nearly 3 decades now.

 

[cheekygirl75]

I saw that and considered saying something. Then I told myself not to be a smart-arse.

Thank fuck you said it. It would have been bothering me, just sitting there, unchecked.

I didn't choose Cheeky as my name for no reason

 

[Quimpossibility]

Gary Moore's brother once bought me a drink

 

[latecomer91364]

As a teenager, I once told Dash Crofts (Seals & Crofts) that a woman backed into his car outside my local market and drove off - and gave him the license plate. He actually called later, but I wasn't home.

 

[chame1eon]

I hate TV. I think it's genetic. My mom would never watch it either.

 

[SimonSex]

Alex Ovechkin eats at the same sushi restaurant as me.

 

[Fillingthevoid]

I’m 6 foot 2 240lbs and can walk on my tip toes

 

[Fillingthevoid]

I finished college with a 3.97 also! Stupid English class...

When going back to college IN MY 40s, I graduated with a double major and close to a 3.97 GPA.

I dropped out of school in the 9th grade but went to college in my 40s had a 3.75 gpa

 

[cheekygirl75]

I’ve been hit in the head with an egg - from just a random child throwing eggs at people in Turkey

 

[SimonSex]

I’ve been hit in the head with an egg - from just a random child throwing eggs at people in Turkey

Dang. Turkey eggs be big and shit.

 

[Melodi24]

I'm 5'6 or 5'4" depending on what leg I'm standing on

 

[OralAllOver]

Even tho I have 8 nipples, cats still hate me

 

[dkak001]

I've planted over 40 fruit and nut trees around my home.

 

[SimonSex]

I've planted over 40 fruit and nut trees around my home.

Respect.

 

[Leigh81]

My father-in-law is very good friends with a member of Shark Tank/Dragon's Den

 

[fsa52]

 

[AnomalyLady]

I know some American Sign Language

 

[~Elizabeth~]

I know some American Sign Language

I do too. Took classes years ago. I wish I were more fluent in it.

 

[Tallulah82]

I sometimes listen to an audio book as a means of shutting my brain up enough to fall asleep. It does work but then I get annoyed that I just have to keep 'rewinding' the story to where I fell asleep last. It's a love-hate relationship I have with audio books.

I am currently on Day 5 of listening to Dean Koontz's Watchers - and have not yet reached the end of Chapter two.

 

[barefootgirl69]

Even though the night temperatures don't get below 70 very often in the summer, I still need a light quilt (and a floor and a ceiling fan) to sleep.

No, I don't have an AC in the desert and my evaporative cooler is on or off. Leaving it on will make me sick. I need fresh air!

That bit of quilt protects me from the monsters under the bed. No matter how hot I get, some part of me MUST be under the quilt to activate the forcefield

 

[1darknightowl]

That bit of quilt protects me from the monsters under the bed. No matter how hot I get, some part of me MUST be under the quilt to activate the forcefield

I get this. But in the UK it's not often that night time temperatures are above 70

 

[barefootgirl69]

I get this. But in the UK it's not often that night time temperatures are above 70

To be fair, are your daytime temps much above 70?

In the desert, sometimes an overnight temp of 77-80 is good, considering it's 30° less than daytime temps. I sleep better at cooler temps, and I'm still going to need that quilt to feel safe.

 

[1darknightowl]

To be fair, are your daytime temps much above 70?

In the desert, sometimes an overnight temp of 77-80 is good, considering it's 30° less than daytime temps. I sleep better at cooler temps, and I'm still going to need that quilt to feel safe.

And no matter how hot it gets you and I both need to be under cover.