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If I put my keys under one of my NY Giants caps, I'd be wearing them on my head all day.

Well I wear mine almost all the time as well. But you really can't wear a baseball cap at work at least not a NY Giants one.

Royal_Foxx wrote:Also when I go into a restaurant I have to sit facing the door. Preferably with my back to a wall.

I do that as well.

I sit where the view is.

However at a booth I have to be one on the outside as opposed to next to the wall. That and since I am left handed, I can't sit next to someone who is right handed at a table.

McAvoy wrote:I sit where the view is.

However at a booth I have to be one on the outside as opposed to next to the wall. That and since I am left handed, I can't sit next to someone who is right handed at a table.

I assume you mean close to your left side, otherwise you'd always be alone at the table.

I have a weird habit of using quotes from a dumb movie called Kung Pow I saw when I was a teenager. It was so outrageously stupid I fell in love with it. But it can get weird when I mumble things like "not again with the squeaky shoes" when someone/something annoys me, for example. It's OK when I'm with friends who know me (many of them know the movie, it was a bit of a collective obsession for some of us), but most people give me a weird look when I do this for the first time in their presence. "what the hell are you going on about?" is not an uncommon reaction.

Giuseppe wrote:I have a weird habit of using quotes from a dumb movie called Kung Pow I saw when I was a teenager. It was so outrageously stupid I fell in love with it...

"Kung Pow: Enter the Fist". Great movie. The lead actor CGI inserted himself into an old kung fu movie, IIRC.

Yeah, that's the one