Post a random truth (about yourself)

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I've never been on a date because most people think I'm creepy, and Old Yeller is an absurdly boring movie.

I never have seen Old Yellar.

I cried at the end of The Yearling.

Pride of the Yankees makes me weep big snotty tears too.

I cried so hysterically during Bambi when I was a toddler that my mom had to take me out the theater.

I cried during Dumbo too.

wow I am impressed Emett (that you solved it before there were solution books). Maybe we should start a separate Rubiks cube thread? I do not exactly remember when I got mine. I learned to solve it from a book though (and learned myself some ways to solve it a little smarter and faster later on). I remember I "invented" the six crosses figure (which my avatar shows) when I was 18, so that is 24 years ago. I think I bought the cube 1 or 2 years before that.

Ok, a "random" fact to stay on topic: I once started crying in the middle of a crowded entertainment centre while having a nice meeting with some friends there, I put all my energy in suppressing it but I just couldn't, and I kept crying for about two hours then (edit: I was not a kid anymore btw, I think I was about 33 years old).

I was in the army.

i just farted

I try to be Myself always Myself in the end.

I needed to sneeze just then but I coughed instead.

I am the tallest female in my family at a wopping 5 feet 2 inches.... lol!

My grandmother was 4'11", my mother is 5', I am 5'3 1/2" (the 1'2 is very important), and my daughter is 5'5. By the 10th generation...we'll be giants.

For my senior music jury in college I played Wes Montgomery's arrangement of "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face."

i have personally done the DNA sequencing of over 100 full viral genomes.

I have on a pair of blue suede shoes.... seriously.

i can play the xylophone.

I can play the megaphone.

I can play

I am descended on both sides of my family from men who fought in the Revolutionary War against the British.

On my mother's side, two of my grand aunts were rejected for membership to the Daughters of the Revolution because there are also anarchists, religious dissenters, and people who married interracially in our family line too.

On my father's side, I am decended from one of Lafayette's French officers who came with him to America (even on the same ship) to fight the Brits.

On my father's side, I am distantly related to Jack Kerouac.