What just “wierds you out?”

Jun 27, 2018, 09:29 AM

the term " OP" for original poster

i know it makes perfect sense but..

Unrigged64072835 · Jun 27, 2018, 06:11 PM

Caramelized onions. To me they look like transparent worms.

Jun 28, 2018, 05:17 AM

joby as a female name

it just.... sounds odd

Jun 28, 2018, 09:02 AM

medical conditions being used in songs just because it ads to the song.

case in point: demi lovato's heart attack

I mean it's a great song, and it's quite catchy, and I do understand the lyrics and why she used them, but I'm not sure people should just go around using those conditions at their free will to add to the songs (I know what I mean, but probably struggling to explain it)

in another example, the song " start without you", uses Amnesia so they can explain dancing so hard you forget where you are or what you're doing

it's just weird.... and perhaps their arn't many of them about, but they exist

Jun 28, 2018, 02:19 PM

scary halloween type music being played during the world cup coverage of england against belgium.

strange stuff..

Mountaindewed · Jun 28, 2018, 08:19 PM

Currently it’s Taco Bell’s Quesadillas. I used to love them. Then they started grossing me out. It was the same time that I just randomly couldn’t do sour cream anymore after being fine with it and liking it my whole life. I figured the sauce on the quesadillas was made with sour cream. I googled it the other day. The sauce is made with both sour cream AND mayonnaise. Which I’ve only intentionally eaten once or twice in 13 years and been severely grossed out from both times. I get quesadillas from Chipotle’s now. Nothing but a flour tortilla and cheese.

Also this local restaurants secret ingredient in their famous chocolate cake is mayonnaise. I found that out 2 years ago. Never again will I eat a slice.

LiteraryLark · Jun 29, 2018, 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Bozdickens

Currently it’s Taco Bell’s Quesadillas. I used to love them. Then they started grossing me out. It was the same time that I just randomly couldn’t do sour cream anymore after being fine with it and liking it my whole life. I figured the sauce on the quesadillas was made with sour cream. I googled it the other day. The sauce is made with both sour cream AND mayonnaise. Which I’ve only intentionally eaten once or twice in 13 years and been severely grossed out from both times. I get quesadillas from Chipotle’s now. Nothing but a flour tortilla and cheese.

Also this local restaurants secret ingredient in their famous chocolate cake is mayonnaise. I found that out 2 years ago. Never again will I eat a slice.

But why would you stop eating something you enjoy? I mean, it's one thing if you stop eating meat or animal products because of animal cruelty but what did mayonnaise ever do to you? I'm not trying to be mean or rude, but...why are you against mayonnaise of all things?

Jun 29, 2018, 04:31 AM

getting packages in them ail with your name on, however you never ordered them and have no clue who sent them

Mountaindewed · Jun 29, 2018, 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by LiteraryLark

But why would you stop eating something you enjoy? I mean, it's one thing if you stop eating meat or animal products because of animal cruelty but what did mayonnaise ever do to you? I'm not trying to be mean or rude, but...why are you against mayonnaise of all things?

I don’t enjoy mayonnaise because I got sick one time and now it just makes me sick to even think about eating it let alone actually eating it. I’m not against mayonnaise I just don’t like it. I don’t want to eat something I don’t like. I used to enjoy the quesadillas. Until I started finding them repulsive and did not enjoy eating them anymore.

Mountaindewed · Jun 30, 2018, 05:59 PM

I actually talked about my mayo fear at work. They didn’t really understand which I get. It’s an odd fear.

Jul 01, 2018, 04:50 AM

other people going to toilet

I know, it's a strange one- because it's something we all do

but honestly

other people needing the toilet will just freak me right out

Jul 01, 2018, 04:52 AM

french music.

I think a lot of it's down to not liking the accent and having it in a song.

just sounds weird to me

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 03:26 PM

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Originally Posted by *Laurie*

I did a short line of crank one time with the horrible effect of my feelings and emotions being completely seized. It was an extremely disturbing sensation and not one I would ever choose to repeat. (And it didn't even give me an erection.

)

Heroin...I've had so many junkie friends. I've always liked them a great deal; they are generally intelligent, creative, intriguing and intrigued people.
Creepy....hmm...yes, there is certainly a creepy vibe to heroin users. They always, without any exception I've ever seen, have a flat, charcoal-grey aura. Not sure how to explain it....sort-of like they are living within a deep-grey cloud that never moves or shimmers, but just hangs around them.

I've been very curious about heroin for many years of my life. Forced myself never to use it, however. Heroin users...might be more sad than creepy. They are very, very sad. As Neil Young put it, so precisely...Every junkie's like a setting sun...

Well, now this is bizarre.

I’m listening to Neil on Apple Music just now and The Needle and the Damage Done just finished maybe two minutes ago.

Weird, hunh?

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Goodquestion

Microfiber anything

Man, I seem to have microfiber everything these days!

Glasses cloths, screen cleaners and two pair of bed linens (gifts — but really, really soft).

I was once a 100% cotton person. Now I wear polyester/rayon Cuban shirts (as well as cotton/linen Cuban shirts) frequently.

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by TheLonelyChemist

I avoid making eye contact, instead move by head here and there. Like I am doing a little dance. I guess that's good... :/

I went for a long period avoiding eye contact. I would look at someone’s mouth instead.

Now I’m back to making eye contact. Some people freak when I make eye contact because my eyes are so bright. Like bright, shining emeralds. My dad had piercing blue eyes and I inherited the piercing but have my mother’s green eyes.

My experience has been that if I make direct eye contact most people will look away after a minute or so. Many people have told me that my eyes are creepy. Mostly men.

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by raging vortex

people that fart, and then proceed to say something, or do something to acompany it

like, they fart, then say... oh, that was so good, or oh... I really needed that, or even.. that really helped the pressure.

waaaaaaa?

That has to be only common to men, surely?

I mean, women don’t pass wind do they?

Personally, if I need to relieve gas when around others, I go to the bathroom (and don’t make any comments before or after — that is simply bad manners).

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by LibertyBelle

People who ask me, "Where are you from" then don't take America for an answer and ask, "No, where are you froooooom?" or "What's your ethnicity?".

I'm 8th generation American! Asking those questions isn't cute, it's ignorant and kind of really racist. It never fails to cause me to think less of anyone who asks those questions.

I remember when people didn’t know if Michelle Wolf was white or black. Some still don’t.

We are all one race — homo sapien. We’re just different shades of color and have distinctive features based upon adaptive evolution.

Michelle Wolf is white.

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by LiteraryLark

"Racist white people weirds me out" ...Um...really? You really want to post that here? This is beyond inappropriate for this forum.

I don’t think the observation is inappropriate at all. I’ve had the same experience many times over, usually a white male assuming that I would share their racist views because I’m a white male, too.

As the only white resident in my apartment building, I’ve had cable guys, repairmen and even policemen ask me how I can live in an n-word building. There is a misguided belief amongst some white males that we share a commonality of racism and other abhorrent beliefs. It is weird. It’s creepy.

I say the n-word aloud when I’m conversing with my neighbors/friends. But when a white guy uses it in a ‘joke’ (“You know I’m just joking — I’m not prejudiced at all!”) I gotta do a take-down.

Yes, racist white people — and their assumptions — are totally creepy.

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by katydid777

It is like a sixth sense, whether I feel that person will do me harm, physically hurt me, emotionally hurt me, or do me harm in some way, so I avoid them, just to keep me safe. and I feel much better after I am away from them.

I know what you mean.

I can get that feeling from a client in a $4,000 bespoke suit or a drunk in a bar. They’re everywhere in different guises. I get a sense that they mean to do harm in some manner. Hurt me, yes; harm me.

I can also sense that in women. From some I have — or had — a notion that they were only going to use me. Sometimes for money or sex.

I, too, avoid those types now. I’ve no money and my libido isn’t what it once was!

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Innerzone

Out of control hair growth on the back of men's necks. Forgot about that one.

Being old and body hair is weird.

I haven’t cut my hair in a long while. It’s bright white and kind of an Einstein out-of-control. I brush it daily when I shower so that it doesn’t tangle.

However — maintaining ear hair, nose hair, head hair, eyebrows and facial hair, in general, is a task. Where did it come from? It wasn’t there twenty-years ago! I have my caregiver keep that pesky ‘out-of-control hair growth’ on the back of my neck trimmed and shaved.

I don’t have tons of body hair. I have even less now than two decades ago. One thing that weirds me out is when men have chest hair that pokes out of casual shirts. That’s just gross!

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by raging vortex

oh yeah.

the fact that chuck e cheese simply exists

the name chuck e cheese... no, if that's the name of a person- I feel bad for them

My ex-wife arranged a Chuck E. Cheese party for my son’s third birthday.

One of the weirdest things of my lifetime.

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by LiteraryLark

But why would you stop eating something you enjoy? I mean, it's one thing if you stop eating meat or animal products because of animal cruelty but what did mayonnaise ever do to you? I'm not trying to be mean or rude, but...why are you against mayonnaise of all things?

I learned how to make my own mayonnaise in my sophomore year at uni. I just can’t eat the jarred stuff. And in the UK it’s more popular to eat chips/fries with mayo which is a total gross-out.

amicus_curiae · Jul 09, 2018, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by raging vortex

other people going to toilet

I know, it's a strange one- because it's something we all do

but honestly

other people needing the toilet will just freak me right out

Have you seen the exceptional movie The Big Sick? There is an exceptional comic scene about the need for toilet-time.

I bet if you watched that scene you’d get over your reaction!

Jul 10, 2018, 05:15 PM

Lol, amicus -- it *does* take more just to keep up over the years, doesn't it?!

So true!

dimlyFourOwls · Jul 10, 2018, 07:05 PM

People in general. I am socially anxious so I get these stings of pain and lots of negative psychic energy from people. It's beyond being weirded out, but there's that component still in there.

But this is social chat, isn't it. Not what you were looking for. My apologies.

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