Nope. Just protective of my privacy Guess I got used to it along one of my many moves. It is a true brainache to deal with phones when you are trying to fit in and make sense of a whole new country and the way things are done there. Internet is enough
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Oh Yeah? Well some people think I am Tech Support or something of that fashion around here. Have you tried the button labeled Power?
I don't know if this is "weird", per se, but I doubt there are many others on this forum who were born in Austria-Hungary. Yes, the dual monarchy. Successor states don't count.
I'm weirder than you because I have a green hairstripe--as in, a stripe of longish hair down the middle of my head, shaved on either side. and dyed green. (yes, it's entirely on purpose. no, I'm not a punk.)
I'm weirder than you because I'm gay and really not neat or fashion-conscious. Nor are my attempts at sassy humour very good generally.
Me too! We have electronic phones but we do have a landline. The answering machine guy has this really suave friendly voice and I always feel like he sounds condescending and sarcastic. I can just imagine all those poor telemarketers calling us up and the guy's there "Heeelo. Please leave a message, after the tone." And they just sigh.
@Oscar Leigh Sorta, kinda, not really. What I do know is that she is in Europe somewhere and has a very interesting job. But no, not really, but that is what lonely people do is fall for celebrities of things they enjoy outside of movies and television. (When I explain it, it just makes me sound sad and pathetic).
I'm weirder than you because I use words like "fallacious" and "stimuli" in ordinary (relatively) conversation.I also enjoy the word "masticate" way too much, though I don't use it that often.