~Most Unique Thing About You~

[Metalhead9838772]

Well the most unique thing about me is, like my friends like to call it, my useful laziness/stupidity. I always do something in the laziest, stupid way but somehow still works.

[Wishing Star]

Well the most unique thing about me is, like my friends like to call it, my useful laziness/stupidity. I always do something in the laziest, stupid way but somehow still works.

I just wish that everybody else's "useful laziness" was so useful. ):

[warawau]

I have [MENTAL DISORDER THAT EVERYONE CLAIMS TO HAVE], [MUNDANE THING THAT IS ACTUALLY REALLY COMMON], and [NON-SEQUITUR THING HERE].

[absolalone111]

I'm bisexual, not particularly unique, but one of 2 in my school

[lidaboy]

I'll have you know that I stubbed my toe once and only cried for 20 minutes.

go right into the salty spitoon sir. XD!

[MuzikMaestro]

Well the most unique thing about me is, like my friends like to call it, my useful laziness/stupidity. I always do something in the laziest, stupid way but somehow still works.

lol makes sense to me... I do things like that a lot ;P

[iFi Salamander]

I have [MENTAL DISORDER THAT EVERYONE CLAIMS TO HAVE], [MUNDANE THING THAT IS ACTUALLY REALLY COMMON], and [NON-SEQUITUR THING HERE].

Quality post.

Also if they are lazy and not failing as a result, I would hardly call them stupid. They are a tactical genius when it comes to being lazy.

I would probably say my gift to quickly and accurately analyze things.

[Azran Flame]

Something rather unusual about me is that I'm on Grade 7 on the piano (which equates to "pretty darn good"), and I'm pretty good at memorizing music and then playing it on the piano, but I still can't sight read (which means reading from sheet music and playing) for my life. ;A;

...Okay, so I can sight read a little bit, but only a teeny tiny bit.

[Winter Storm]

I guess, the unique thing about me is that I tend to laugh at every little thing, even at silence one time. The other unique thing about me is that even though Spanish was my first language, I tend to think and dream in English, if that makes any sense what so ever.

[Azran Flame]

The other unique thing about me is that even though Spanish was my first language, I tend to think and dream in English, if that makes any sense what so ever.

I do that too, actually, even though my first language was Korean. Don't worry, it's perfectly normal, from what I've heard. Besides, Korean is confusing as heck. Hate that language.

[Shayminlover123]

Im a man of few words

[Ash&Pikachu-Fan]

For me, I think its hmm.... um... er.. I can climb trees and I'm good at it too! I don't know if "different" counts, I'll post something else when it comes to me.

[Wishing Star]

I do that too, actually, even though my first language was Korean. Don't worry, it's perfectly normal, from what I've heard. Besides, Korean is confusing as heck. Hate that language.

Japanese is pretty confusing, too, with its multiple possible pronunciations for any one character. Although Japanese wasn't my first language.

[FrostStorm]

Japanese is pretty confusing, too, with its multiple possible pronunciations for any one character. Although Japanese wasn't my first language.

Chinese is confusing. It's my second language, with different characters with the same pronunciation.

[Wishing Star]

Chinese is confusing. It's my second language, with different characters with the same pronunciation.

Different characters with the same pronunciation isn't as bad. Why?

I don't know. But all I can tell you is that I had to learn two additional languages as a child, too, just like some other people in the world.

[Winter Storm]

I do that too, actually, even though my first language was Korean. Don't worry, it's perfectly normal, from what I've heard. Besides, Korean is confusing as heck. Hate that language.

Okay good. I'm not alone when it comes to that. I just found it weird. *relieve* I bet it is. Just looking at it confuses me. But I guess that goes for Japanese, Chinese, Russian, and other langues that don't incorporate the "English" alphabet. ^^;

[Wishing Star]

Okay good. I'm not alone when it comes to that. I just found it weird. *relieve* I bet it is. Just looking at it confuses me. But I guess that goes for Japanese, Chinese, Russian, and other langues that don't incorporate the "English" alphabet. ^^;

Is it just me, or do people typically dream in the language that they speak most?

[Lucina Archaelis]

Is it just me, or do people typically dream in the language that they speak most?

Naw, I speak Spanish a lot of the time I am at home... yet I dream in that English language.. <.>

[Wishing Star]

Naw, I speak Spanish a lot of the time I am at home... yet I dream in that English language.. <.>

Pero hablas español cuando estás con tus amigos, ¿sí?

[Lucina Archaelis]

Pero hablas español cuando estás con tus amigos, ¿sí?

Si... depende si hablan español... XD Casi todos. XP

Ah now that brings out more questions as to why I dream in English >.>