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Wednesday Worsts….Hygiene Habits
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Yes. You've explained that before. I just keep teasing you because you will eventually change it or I continue to get enjoyment out of teasing you.
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Body Odor in the a.m.. Understandable (but mostly preventable) in the afternoons or evenings after work ... but in the a.m.? No.
I: Out of control Eyebrows, Ear and/or Nose hair.
I loved Andy Rooney but
I: Out of control Eyebrows, Ear and/or Nose hair.
I loved Andy Rooney but
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G. I will get up and eat somewhere else if someone is doing that (provided I can hear it), and I don't care where it happens or if it makes a scene.
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Please define the differentiation between "beyond nasty" and simply "nasty"... this could be important... asking for a friend.
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Yeah, that’s disgusting. You’d really have to consider that shaker of salt as lost in such a case.
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My #1...
Misophonia is a disorder where people have abnormally strong and negative reactions to the ordinary sounds humans make, such as chewing or breathing.
It is not unusual for people to occasionally be irritated by some everyday sounds. But for individuals with misophonia, the sound of someone smacking their lips or clicking a pen can make them want to scream or hit out.
These physical and emotional reactions to innocent, everyday sounds are similar to the “fight or flight” response and can lead to feelings of anxiety, panic, and rage.
Probably the biggest sound for me is someone slurping breakfast cereal and then smackin' the hell out of it.
Drives me up a wall - much like the sound of Pelosi and/or Hillary's voices.
AOC's "sudden Rosie Perez - Spanish accent" is in there somewhere too.
Misophonia is a disorder where people have abnormally strong and negative reactions to the ordinary sounds humans make, such as chewing or breathing.
It is not unusual for people to occasionally be irritated by some everyday sounds. But for individuals with misophonia, the sound of someone smacking their lips or clicking a pen can make them want to scream or hit out.
These physical and emotional reactions to innocent, everyday sounds are similar to the “fight or flight” response and can lead to feelings of anxiety, panic, and rage.
Probably the biggest sound for me is someone slurping breakfast cereal and then smackin' the hell out of it.
Drives me up a wall - much like the sound of Pelosi and/or Hillary's voices.
AOC's "sudden Rosie Perez - Spanish accent" is in there somewhere too.
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Wathcing someone chew their fingernails down to nothing. If they only knew what they were eating they would probably pass out.
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How about farting in an elevator full of people. Of course one could turn around and glare at an innocent party.
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My 10 year old embarrassed they hell out of me recently. At the eye doctor looking at glasses and he just rips one. Plays it off but after a few seconds the smell hit everyone. Said to go while one lady gave the evil eye and another dad was laughing his ass off
Mine is smacking food or loud chewing. My wife and kids both can sound like they are eating a bag of bolts when the chips are out.
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The worst thing to me is when I go to the restroom in public (usually at work) and I see people do their business and leave without washing their hands. I WILL NOT open the door by physically touching the handle any more. I ALWAYS use the paper towel I used to dry my hands to open the door on my way out. If it is one of those places that doesn't provide paper towels but uses forced air to dry one's hands then I will pull my shirt tail out and use that to open the door.
In my office building (I never witnessed it but heard it from reliable eye witnesses) that there used to be a guy that would go to the cafeteria and purchase a sandwich for lunch, take it into the men's room and place the Styrofoam carton on the floor in front of him and sit there eating while "recycling" at the same time...
In my office building (I never witnessed it but heard it from reliable eye witnesses) that there used to be a guy that would go to the cafeteria and purchase a sandwich for lunch, take it into the men's room and place the Styrofoam carton on the floor in front of him and sit there eating while "recycling" at the same time...
