Phoenixx77 wrote:
YMBAAI...
You totally can relate to Dr. Sayer from Awakenings when he talks about how comforting the Periodic chart is. “They’re all secure. You can’t change that.”
You become very annoyed when you discover that your teenage niece thinks the periodic chart is what she uses to track her monthly cycles.
You find it hard to respect people because they seem so dumb and they value stupid things like celebrities and sports.
When you do find someone you respect, you become totally obsessed and unquestionably loyal to them.
You can’t seem to ever part with your old national geographics, because what would you do for information if there is ever a EMP surge, or something happens to your internet connection.?
You were shocked to discover in 1st grade that everyone didn’t know all the planets in the solar system, their correct order, all their moons, and their chemical composition.
You were extremely upset when they “de-planteted” Pluto.
Another reason you hate shopping is you always forget where you parked, and wander around the parking lot looking like an idiot.
You have been known to drink barbeque sauce, salad dressing, or chocolate syrup right out of the container.
You find it amazing that people are so lazy they never think for themselves, read anything at all, or know any basic science or history.
You are upset by stupid people who don’t know the difference between your and you’re; their, there and they’re; or to, too, and two.
The only text you hate more than lol is ur.
You only have a cell phone for emergencies, and you get more wrong numbers than actual calls for yourself.
Ever since I discovered National Geographic magazines when I turned seven, I haven't had the heart to throw any of them away. Most of my rental storage unit is filled with rare books and National Geographic magazines that I love too much.
YMBAAI...
...You have so many books that you tend to sleep on the couch and converted your bedroom into a library with an alphabetical sorting system. Bonus points if it rivals the public library in quality and variety.
... If the people at the book repair shop have offered you a job because you save books on the edge of death better than they do. They are disappointed when they learn you already work in another bookshop part-time because you want to, not because you need the money!
... If you have a tattoo of your most favorite quote from your most favorite book down your back, simply because the story mirrors your life and you've read the story at least twelve times.