What do you like that most people don't?

Eating lemons

 

I like the dark (but still afraid of it) I like walking in the rain, I like blood (or at least, it doesn't bother me like it bothers a lot of people), umm.. I cant really think of any other things o.e

 

I like taking long walks at nighttime, which quite a few people find odd. I also like 90's dance music and, strangely, enough bats and spiders And green smoothies, though I don't think that counts lol

 

^^ Youre first person Ive really ever heard of that likes taking walks at night like i do o:

 

I like hot weather. It seems like I know a lot of people that hate it. But temperatures over 90 degrees? Bring them on!

I like white chocolate.

I like crowds in certain circumstances.

 

Eating lemons, overcast days, very cold/blizzardy winter days, the smell of chlorinated water. I also like remote places, with no people for a longgg time .

 

ha nice, I love cold blizzard winter days. Chlorinated water smells like jizz ahahahah.:tears:

 

That's awesome! It does seem like a weird habit, doesn't it? But I love night time so much better than the day I used to worry the heck out of my managers though, because I wanted to walk home at night and they worried someone would attack me

 

A bit now that I really think of it, I just find the nighttime peaceful. Id imagine that it would worry them XD Ive always liked taking nighttime walks and my brother used to always try to stop me cause he worried about me for the same reason, lol.

 

I like walking in the night, though I don't do it often. The only other thing I can think of is black licorice and jelly beans, they taste so good but everyone I know says they taste gross.

 

I like the smell of gasoline and sometimes I have to restrain myself from taking big whiffs of it because I know it's not the best for you. I also like small spaces and some crowds.

 

rap and country

 

Off the top of my head...

I love the dark. I love rainy/stormy days. I love cold weather. I love being creeped out, and anything dark, twisted or macabre. I love low-budget movies.

I'm sure there's more but that's all I can think of.

 

I like the feeling after overcoming a fight or flight response, though it also brings out a part of me that is not nice. So, in a certain way, I like fighting, though I hate fighting for anger. I like fighting for fun. :lol:

 

I want to say Fred Durst, to be funny. But, that would mean I'd like Fred Durst.

I do like bad movies. Like, really bad movies. Everybody wants to see a good movie, and during good movies, you're not encouraged to talk or exchange too much. That's fine, every now and then, but I want a so-damn-bad-it's-funny experience. I want to snack on some munchies, sip on some soda, and crack some jokes off my fellow commentator.

I've seen some total, bottom of the barrel, absolute garbage. I'm talking, so filthy, even the New Jersey sewers look like Mr. Clean's personal vacation home. I'm saying, so horrendous, even Freddy Krueger is afraid to go to sleep and dream about them. I'm emphasizing, so Godawful, not even Mother Teresa would forgive them.

Watching shitty films, has become, almost a hobby, really. I have watched a lot of really bad movies, and, you know what? I feel better. I'm laughing, I'm practicing my witty banter, and I'm so hip, even hipsters are mainstream.

Most folks, bad films aren't their thing. That's fine, I understand. But me, I say, you haven't lived until you've toked and watched, Troll 2. The absurdity of the film, is only enhanced. Either you'll cry from laughter, or laugh from crying.

Sometimes, it's nice to laugh, in the face of shit-tacular cinema!

 

By chance, have you watched Mystery Science Theater 2000? Also, Evil Bong?

 

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i think i like horror movies, i'm a bit picky of em, though not a lot of people seem to be into them. i always find some kind of humor behind it everytime haha.

i like death metal

 

I like getting soaked in the rain, then drying off and putting on warm comfy pj's.

 

I like reading manuals. Programming manuals, library apis, how-to books. Even if it's something I am only tangentially interested in I just get sucked in.