Nitroglycerin
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ZetsubouKaiji
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Usually I'd make fun of you for being a soy boy cuck to the queen's rules, but I've always spelled grey as grey, so I can't say the bald eagle is all in the right on this one.
OkamiHime95
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Not a fact about myself, but thought it was interesting nonetheless, since I plan on getting one of the 2 breeds (hopefully) sometime this summer. *Cough*mybirthday*Cough*
According to my mother, (who was looking up random facts about both breeds) the oldest living Labrador was 27, and the oldest living Labradoodle was 29. o: (Of course it's rare for both breeds to live up to 20, but they are a couple breeds with a generally long lifespan.)
According to my mother, (who was looking up random facts about both breeds) the oldest living Labrador was 27, and the oldest living Labradoodle was 29. o: (Of course it's rare for both breeds to live up to 20, but they are a couple breeds with a generally long lifespan.)
Nitroglycerin
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Soy boy cuck what?
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Dont spill that kind of tea, it's still too soon!
(And I've learned to never trust a U.S spelling of a word, you'll be let down when you discover why we do it and why we do it wrong. Some iron curtains shouldn't be peeked behind)
OkamiHime95
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Random Fact (I forget what number I'm on): Although I'm not into Tokyo Ghoul, my irl BFF (who IS into it) who I consider a sister kept showing me pictures of Uta, and since then, I have become one of his fangirls. 
(I haven't given his character tag a love, because I didn't want people to come at me and be like, "you love Uta, but you won't watch/read Tokyo Ghoul?!?! WHY?!?!" >_>)
(I haven't given his character tag a love, because I didn't want people to come at me and be like, "you love Uta, but you won't watch/read Tokyo Ghoul?!?! WHY?!?!" >_>)
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My body doesn't know how to hiccup very well. I've never hiccuped more than twice in a row. My poor wife is plagued by uncontrollable fits, and gets so mad that mine just knocks it out by the second attempt.
hunnybeee
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Random fact:
I went to my junior prom party with a black eye and a couple of bruises because I got in a fight at school a couple of days before that. It was quite the combination with my girly dress and sandals. 14 year old me sure got out of middle school with a bang.
I went to my junior prom party with a black eye and a couple of bruises because I got in a fight at school a couple of days before that. It was quite the combination with my girly dress and sandals. 14 year old me sure got out of middle school with a bang.
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Remind me not to mess with you. I prefer not ending up on the floor in a pool of my own blood.
hunnybeee
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Muahahaha!
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Ever since I started eating healthy, I completely understand how some people can get grossed out by sugary snacks, especially soft drinks.
Hayane
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I prefer eating healthy too, which might be the reason xD.
OkamiHime95
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Once during an IQ test, (I believe I was 4 or 5 at the time) I apparently got super ticked off and stormed to my room screaming "THIS TEST IS SO DUMB!!!" and I slammed the door in my (back then) therapists face. To be fair, most of the questions were WAY too easy/boring, or they had odd wording that messed with my head...
The test was inconclusive since I didn't finish the whole thing, but the therapist told my mother based on the results he DID get, I had an IQ of around 144, (Yes. At 4-5 years old) which back then made me a "borderline genius." (In that therapists own words.)
Ever since I've grown up, I always wondered what it actually would've been had I not been angry at the test lol. (Kinda curious what it would be now, as well...)
The test was inconclusive since I didn't finish the whole thing, but the therapist told my mother based on the results he DID get, I had an IQ of around 144, (Yes. At 4-5 years old) which back then made me a "borderline genius." (In that therapists own words.)
Ever since I've grown up, I always wondered what it actually would've been had I not been angry at the test lol. (Kinda curious what it would be now, as well...)
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My wife and I walked down the aisle of our outdoors wedding to "Concerning Hobbits" which is my favorite nerdy fact about me :3
Starletka
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Relationship goals
AdmiralMuffin
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Bored so might as well.
I was deeply terrified of thunderstorms when I was a kid. Didn't really overcome it until was nearly in my teens. Just the sight of dark clouds was enough to put me in panic mode. So yeah one time when I was eight, I had a particularly bad episode. I was so scared that I just threw my notebook at my teacher and run out of the classroom screaming my head off, just running around aimlessly like a headless chicken. I didn't calm down until they pulled my parents from work.
Friends gave me shit over that all the way to highschool.
I was deeply terrified of thunderstorms when I was a kid. Didn't really overcome it until was nearly in my teens. Just the sight of dark clouds was enough to put me in panic mode. So yeah one time when I was eight, I had a particularly bad episode. I was so scared that I just threw my notebook at my teacher and run out of the classroom screaming my head off, just running around aimlessly like a headless chicken. I didn't calm down until they pulled my parents from work.
Friends gave me shit over that all the way to highschool.
Nitroglycerin
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Absolutely.
My most nerdy LOTR item is a replica of Arwen Evenstar necklace
Vuh
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Kinda gross fact about myself: when I get bitten by mosquitos, the skin around the bite doesn't just swell, it undergoes necrosis. So I always know when and where I've been bitten by a large black wound on my skin. As a result, my arms are pockmarked by dozens of circles of scar tissue, the largest is the size of a U.S. dime.