5 Things

I've been tagged, grr.

The Rules <-as always

The first player of this game starts with the topic "My Five Weird Habits" and people who get tagged have to write a Xanga (or other blog) entry about their 5 weird habits, as well as set the rules clearly. At the end, you need to choose the next 5 people to be tagged and list them in your entry. Don't forget to leave them comments to tell them you tagged them and to read your site to see the details.

1.) I read while walking. I know it's not that uncommon, but it's really dangerous, mostly because I'm a clutz. I've been trying to limit this. If you see me doing this, slap me, please..

2.) I have multiple personalities (sorta). Most people have "moods", but I think I take it too far. Here are some of my "moods":
--Ecchimaru: "ecchi" in japanese means "pervert". This is when I burst out laughing because of subtle sexual connotations (hint: waffles). I blame Jason for corrupting my mind. >_>
--Samurai (Hagakure): When I'm angry at incompetence/republicans/people I get really cynical and devolve into the state of mind I had when researching hagakure: "the way of the samurai." I usually try to suppress this, or I attack the offending person. (hint: last year, umbrella, that asshole in adv. world history I)
--Sapumaru: "sappy" maru. The most cliched and overly romantic of people, this "personality" resides mostly in my head. I try to keep it there. If I don't: bad love poetry. *shudder*
--Emomaru: I am a failure at everything. I really am. But black is too trendy (I wear enough as it is)

3.) When I'm really annoyed (super-killing time-annoyed, only happens about once a year, hopefully) I develope a nervous twitch in my right eye, which annoys me even more. It usually goes away after about an hour of not being near the offending person.

4.) I can get tired easily, when I am content/happy. If there is nothing that needs attention, I'll rest my eyes. (Like a screen saver! ^_^ ) This usually happens when I'm around Jenny-chan (Like a cat, I am, ne?)

5.) The wierdest habit of mine has to be the japanese thing. By this I mean that I use japanese expressions (nani, ne, konnichiwa, "sou desu ka", etc) in normal speech. I'm learning japanese, and I think I've got it into my mind to practice as much as I can. Well, now it's hardcoded into my behaviour. (I also spell things differently, either british or phonetically. Example, "behaviour"). I apologize if you don't like japan, or think I'm being a baka gaijin "stupid foreigner" trying to imitate japanese people. I assure you, by now it's all subconcious. ^_^''

Ok, now for tagging... hmm... Justin (If you ever read this), and anyone who reads this who hasn't done it already.