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If it's something like running around the back yard naked and yodeling, better keep it a secret.

However, if it's something like drinking the juice out of the sweet or dill pickle jars, let's hear it. I just love drinking that stuff!

That is all.



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Colorado Hunter - I think I found something you might enjoy…..My granddaughter LOVES these.

 
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I don't think drinking pickle juice is that weird. (That was the original Gatorade, after all.)

I don't drink it straight, but I do keep jars of leftover pickle juice around. Comes in handy for stuff like brining chicken, putting in Bloody Marys, or adding to soups.
 
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Um, I am doing it right this minute.





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I can’t throw soap slivers away. I save them until I have enough to create another soap bar. Yeah, it’s weird



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You guys are giving me the creeps. On a side note, if you send your address I will send you all my soap slivers.
 
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Sweet Baby Ray’s as a dipping sauce for pizzeria breadsticks.

Bagels sliced in half with banana peppers between.


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When I make baked potatoes I make extra. I put them in the fridges then later at night eat them cold as a snack.


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I can’t throw soap slivers away. I save them until I have enough to create another soap bar. Yeah, it’s weird


I actually take the small portion of soap that's left and fuse it to a new bar. I never waste a bit of my bar soap.




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I love putting raw cut up celery and cut up bologna in with my bowl of cooked pinto beans.
 
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I eat kipper snacks with limburger cheese and dijon mustard on club crackers


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I can mount and balance my own tires, but only when I get bored.

Before that I would order a bunch of electronic components and build my own clocks (I was bored back then as well).




 
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Colorado Hunter - I think I found something you might enjoy…..My granddaughter LOVES these.



Very intriguing, I've never seen those. I'll have to be on the lookout now.



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I can’t throw soap slivers away. I save them until I have enough to create another soap bar. Yeah, it’s weird


I actually take the small portion of soap that's left and fuse it to a new bar. I never waste a bit of my bar soap.


I do the same thing!
 
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I can’t throw soap slivers away. I save them until I have enough to create another soap bar. Yeah, it’s weird


I actually take the small portion of soap that's left and fuse it to a new bar. I never waste a bit of my bar soap.


I do the same thing!


Doesn’t everyone? As the bar gets smaller, I will put it on top of the shampoo bottle to keep it from sticking to the shelf. When it gets small enough, I fuze it to a new bar at the next shower.




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I dislike thin chili.
I like my Chili thick enough that I can put it on a hamburger bun and eat it as Sloppy Joe if desired. And yes, with beans!



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If it's something like running around the back yard naked


Running around Naked??? You mean Streaking? Ray Stevens had a big smash hit of Streaking in one of his songs back in the early 70's. The Streak.

Way back in College I and some of my Fraternity Brothers would occasionally streak around the Sorority houses. (statute of limitation is long expired and there were no cell phone cameras way back then, so no evidence).

Anyway, not to thread drift your thread, but just a word of advice:

If you get the urge to Streak just spray yourself down with Windex. The Windex label says it right there, "Prevents Streaking".

(I'll let myself out now).

EDIT TO ADD:

My habit is to go to the Nail Salon and get my toenails clipped and all neaten-ed up. NO NO NO none of that fancy nail polish, not even in your favorite color. Just for the record, my male friends think this is weird, but I've convinced a few to go to the Nail Salon and give it a try. I told my buddies that their wives would be happy that they won't get stabbed or sliced by your nasty evil too long toenails, and they will also take off any callous or rough spots.

Gentlemen, give it a try. I can tell you for a fact that the woman you share your bed with will be more likely to engage in some mattress antics, you know what I mean, if she's comfortable and believes she won't bleed from your nasty toenails and rough spots.

BTW do NOT under any circumstances get your fingernails done! That's just too weird. Then you will lose your Man Card for sure.
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I put grape jelly on my biscuits and gravy. I thought it was normal (picked up the habit from my Dad) until I was eating breakfast with coworkers and they looked at me like I might as well have just put bird droppings all over my food. Who knew?


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I mentioned this thread to Mrs. Sig Marine and she asked if I had contributed anything to which I replied “I don’t have any quirky habits”. She gave me an eye roll and reminded of a couple she thinks are a bit odd.

One is that I make sure to remove/use Q-Tips from the box one row at a time working right to left; the entire row must be completely used before removing any from the next row. Also, our vehicles are parked in front of the garage perpendicular to the garage door. If they are visibly angled, I will move the car/truck to correct the mis-alignment.

I never thought these habits were weird, I thought I was just paying attention to details.


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