Crashed in a crosswalk once.

I've struggled a few times myself, in these things....:sssh:

 

Another is morning routine, has to be the same and in order.

I share some of the same quirks with other posters.

 

The bills in my wallet must be in order: 1's, 5's, 10's, ect.

 

I also have the pocket system that Sticky Mitts mentioned.

Front Left Pocket: Cell Phone and loose change.

Rear Left Pocket: Keys

Rear Right Pocket: Wallet

 

Before I go to sleep, every door must be shut and every light must be off in my room. I can't sleep if a closet light is on or my bathroom door is open.

Toilet paper must ALWAYS be hung so that the paper goes over the top, not pulled from the bottom.

 

When we were little, my mother always made us go to the bathroom before leaving the house. To this day, I cant leave the house without a visit.

Toilet paper must ALWAYS be hung so that the paper goes over the top, not pulled from the bottom.

Hey, I'm just happy to look over and see it on the roll....:lol:

 

I also must back into, my parking spot. There are occasions, when not possible but if so, that is a must.

- I have two Dayton Flyers shirts I wear during basketball season on game days: one for weekday games and another for weekend games.

 

- Ever since I was a kid, when I have a handful of M&Ms or Skittles in my hand, yellow and green can never be left without another color. Those two colors just don't look right together.

Toilet paper must ALWAYS be hung so that the paper goes over the top, not pulled from the bottom.

 

 

:thumb::thumb:

- I have two Dayton Flyers shirts I wear during basketball season on game days: one for weekday games and another for weekend games.

 

- Ever since I was a kid, when I have a handful of M&Ms or Skittles in my hand, yellow and green can never be left without another color. Those two colors just don't look right together.

 

 

AMEN!!!!

As a player I had a lot but the main one was:

Right sock on , left sock, right shoe on, left shoe, tie right shoe, then tie left shoe.

 

As a coach.

If we lose a game I will not wear that same combination again. I will either wear a different tie or wear the tie with a different shirt or pants. If we win with a combination i am sure to wear that one again for a big game.

I have a real problem with odd numbers of any kind. When I write, I don't like to leave stray little lines on letters and such. I like to have the bills all facing the same way in my wallet. I think it's probably borderline OCD.

 

OK, Raymond.

I won't tell someone the score of a game until it is over. I won't even say which team is winning.

 

If I'm making a sandwich I pull everything out, and as I put it on the bread I put each item back piece by piece. I don't realize what I'm doing but I never put them all away at once.

 

If I have a burger and fries, I always eat the fries first.

When I eat a sandwich I always eat the crust part first and then I have just the middle left and then eat it.

I never cut any hair on game day.

 

Like many others have already stated, I place my currency in order smallest to largest.

 

At Keeneland (or any racetrack for that matter) if I do not have a seat or box for the day, I stand in the same place for the finish of every race.

 

I play the same lotto numbers each draw, which were numbers I wore throughout my athletic career.

 

During the national anthem, I take a deep breath and close my eyes for the last stanza and open them at the end.

OK, Raymond.

Exactly! But without the cool math skills.

Exactly! But without the cool math skills.

 

:lol::lol:

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- Ever since I was a kid, when I have a handful of M&Ms or Skittles in my hand, yellow and green can never be left without another color. Those two colors just don't look right together.

 

You have never been to a Greenup Co. game, huh?

 

 

 

-I have a few as well. Silver change in the left front pocket, pennies in the right front, and wallett in the back left.

 

-I have major OCD tendencies with store candy displays. Anytime I am in line at the grocery store, I have to straighten up the displays.