What is your most annoying OCD habit?

[vetran]

see

(Flicks his mullet and gets in the car to eat his dog biscuit)

[aussielong]

I have a very distracting counting habit, which I've had since childhood.

I was not a studious or academic child but i was pretty good at maths. An obsession with remembering numbers helped me to multiply 10 digit numbers in my head, do binary maths in my head, I won many maths comps in school for fastest mental arithmetic.

To this day, when I see shapes I think "4" if they have four sides for example, before I notice what the shape is telling me. When driving, this can't be good!

If I'm stressed out for an extended period it goes mad. Sometimes I spend more time counting and categorising the letters on the screen than I do comprehending the words.

[Mich the Tester]

I see the standard of the pictures has fallen since my last visit.

[TestMangler]

Always having to have the last word.

[Mich the Tester]

[aussielong]

Me too.

I'm always counting rounds fired.

Usually to 6.

I blame the S&W model 629.

Shy boys shoot no bullets

[aussielong]

I'll remember that the next time I go plinking.

Well you wont have to remember it when you go podging.

[aussielong]

Hurrah! Another candidate for the ignore list.

Do it.

[BrilloPad]

Hurrah! Another candidate for the ignore list.

Are you talking about me? I thought I was on there already......

[doodab]

I have a very distracting counting habit, which I've had since childhood.

I was not a studious or academic child but i was pretty good at maths. An obsession with remembering numbers helped me to multiply 10 digit numbers in my head, do binary maths in my head, I won many maths comps in school for fastest mental arithmetic.

To this day, when I see shapes I think "4" if they have four sides for example, before I notice what the shape is telling me. When driving, this can't be good!

If I'm stressed out for an extended period it goes mad. Sometimes I spend more time counting and categorising the letters on the screen than I do comprehending the words.

Are you rain man?