How Deep is Your Eccentricity?

[Finkster]

I don't like this terms like OCD or ADHD … in former times, that was called 'eccentric' 

[Giles]

Good idea….

[Seul]

@Finkster:

in former times, that was called 'eccentric' 

Or, in extreme cases, German…

[Maynard Friedman]

I don't have any of these hang-ups although I really wish it was called CDO because that way the letters are in alphabetical order.

[Dion]

@MP:

If you have OCD and ADHD, everything has to be perfect, but not for very long.

Sad but true.

[Finkster]

@Seul:

@Finkster:

in former times, that was called 'eccentric' 

Or, in extreme cases, German…

And that's from the mouth of a Belgian  ::)  (one of the weirdest nations on this planet  )   

[organisys]

Ah! Eccentricity! Well that's a different matter.

"I understand that nobody understands me, but I can't be someone I'm not".

• Audrey Tautou.

[Seul]

@Finkster:

(one of the weirdest nations on this planet  )

It's pretty great here… 

[Finkster]

Sarcasm? 

No .. I can't say any bad things about your country .. but I know only the 'transit routes' to Calais.
And I loved the illuminated freeways. 

[Madame Buttonfly]

I used to have coloured plastic clothes pegs and when I hung washing out to dry the pegs on each garment had to match, in fact the pegs on each line of the rotary clothes line had to match 

Now I use wooden pegs, problem solved 

[Maynard Friedman]

^ I'm with you on the plastic clothes pegs Madame B!

When I put notes in my wallet, they all have to be the right way up with the Queen's head facing forward, ordered by denomination, smallest at the front, largest at the back.

[Chris]

Well, that's just common sense.

Having to arrange bills that way every time I closed out in my multiple restaurant/retail jobs turned that particular eccentricity into a bone deep compulsion.

[4c]

Very very deep.

[Aetas]

@4c:

Very very deep.
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Never look into a neighbors spring. 

[BloodnThunder]

Dishes.  Can't stand dirty dishes in the sink.  Socks.  Always need to be paired with their match.  My wife is the complete opposite and 'pairs' one with any other.  I think this is what older couple who have been married a long time mean when they say marriage takes patience and sacrifice.

As far as clothes.  Hangers do all face the same direction, it just makes more sense that way.  I never let my button ups lay on the floor, always make sure they go on a hanger if they're not being worn or washed.  I can't stand a stack of folded button ups (gotta be on hangers).

[ddtrash]

Where to start?….....................

Loading the dishwasher, similar items of cutlery are grouped together making it easy when unloading and putting the cutlery back into the cutlery drawer.  I am calling this one an "optimisation" trait.

Drives me nuts when when dissimilar drinking glasses are mixed up in the cupboard, they should of course be grouped together. Also pint glasses with printed logos, the logos all face the front of cupboard.

[No.88]

= Correct.

= No, no & thrice NO!!!

[Finkster]

@ddtrash:

… Loading the dishwasher, similar items of cutlery are grouped together making it easy when unloading and putting the cutlery back into the cutlery drawer.  I am calling this one an "optimisation" trait.

Drives me nuts when when dissimilar drinking glasses are mixed up in the cupboard, they should of course be grouped together. Also pint glasses with printed logos, the logos all face the front of cupboard.

Of course … that's the least that could be done! 

[Chris]

@No.88:

= No, no & thrice NO!!!

This is the correct way when you have toddlers who like to slap at the roll to watch it unspool.  I'm told cats do the same thing.

[No.88]

^^

I don't think it matters which way the bog-roll hangs when toddlers are involved. Slap or pull is irrelevant, as long as the end result is the same.