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Levelskid

Levelskid

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  • Levelskid
    Thunderstorms are scary...⛈️
    Xinyta
    Xinyta
    They can be fairly unnerving. Severe ones are definitely scary. Tornados, hail, and all.

    But a thunderstorm with just lightning, thunder, and rain is actually really cool to watch. They are very fascinating to learn about, in my opinion.
    FayetheAspie
    FayetheAspie
    I actually like watching thunderstorms most of the time.
    Levelskid
    Fun fact: Night owls are more creative and are more likely to have high paying jobs than early birds (although they also have dark triad traits too).
    Levelskid
    I feel bad for the people who have to pay for insulin (it's not cheap).
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    Here the government subsidises a lot of those sorts of medicines through what they call the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. That's not some sort of scheme people have to sign up to, some medicines are just flat out subsidised for everyone. Although still an expense over time Aussies pay Au$31.60 for a pack of 5 insulin pens.
    Levelskid
    Ever had a neighbor's dog just adore you (to the point they follow you home sometimes)?
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    Yes, there was a little guy that used to go for 3 mile walks with me.
    I don't know that he adored me. I thought he was just a friendly
    little guy. And a little lonely. His people were gone all day generally.
    Levelskid
    Ever had the habit of correcting someone's grammar and pronunciation (and getting admonished for it in my case)?
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    Misty Avich
    Misty Avich
    I remember a user on another forum always had good spelling in his posts but for some reason he could never spell "nervous" and kept spelling it as "nurvous". And he kept using the word a lot too. It was driving me mad. I think if you're good at spelling then you notice mistakes more and can have an OCD-like reaction to it.
    Crossbreed
    Crossbreed
    @Levelskid, that is "Have you ever...?" ;)
    Grammar Police
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    Crossbreed
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    Feel free to copy the above image. (I did not create it.) Just don't hot-link it.
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    Levelskid
    Ever had those moments where you thought you lost something, but it just happened to be in your hand?
    Misty Avich
    Misty Avich
    Yes, nowadays whenever I'm looking for something small I always check my hands first so that I don't make that same mistake, even if I'm not holding anything
    Aspychata
    Aspychata
    Sunglasses on my head, l thinking they were on the table. lol
    FayetheAspie
    FayetheAspie
    Definitely. 🙄
    Levelskid
    Being a night owl does sometimes come with the cost of everyone thinking you're lazy in the morning.
    AuroraBorealis
    AuroraBorealis
    Absolutely! That annoys me. Somehow, being up early equals to being productive to most people. As if you couldn't be productive late at night too.
    Levelskid
    I wonder what's it like to be born on a holiday (mine is just right next to one).
    DeFunkCat
    DeFunkCat
    My birthday was always in the school holidays. As a child I had birthday get togethers party’s outside the holidays.
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    I went out with a lady who was born on the 25th of December. She said they always celebrated her birthday on the 26th and she always felt like she'd been ripped off as a kid, like she didn't really have a birthday. And just to rub it in her mother named her Carol.
    Levelskid
    Some people like sleeping with socks on, but I'm like the complete opposite (I do like dark colored comforters over light colored ones).
    Rodafina
    Rodafina
    I always sleep with socks on.
    And, I don't like my feet to be tucked under the comforter.
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