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now *that* is planning.

cunt.

gosh, you sound intelligent and pleasant to converse with.

this is just... gross. it's hamhanded backpedalling justification, it's disingenuous, it's a deliberate underhanded appeal to some people's worser instincts.

i want a shower.

You lose credibly

incorrect in several senses.

I have to say that while I've never seen this happen, I've heard about it from enough varying sources that it's apparently pretty common. I feel like it would be perfectly reasonable for the surrounding customers to correct such an offender, because obviously the poor checkout person can't - and if you don't correct

I'm only 38 myself, but I sure-to-god hope that's my life when I get there. ^_^

NEW HERO.

i've been going in there and turning crosses upside down for ten years now.

i'd be more impressed if this accomplished anything - like "michael's is cheaper" or "don't work here", or maybe just a succinct"hypocrisy".

if it catches on, it might make a fun tumblr.

this is interesting - is there reading material? i has a curious, now.

the two might be co-occurrent in some few individual cases, but there is no evidence I'm aware of to indicate actual synesthesia is related to schizophrenia. they're very different beasts.
as for more general mapping disorders like mirror-touch and whatnot, who knows? a few years ago they thought the mirror-touch

there was some discussion in the wider synesthesia community when the NCBI study came out. to be clear, mirror-touch and tickertape are not synesthetic conditions, but are frequently compared therewith because they're so-called 'synesthesia-like mapping' conditions.
true synesthesia is a matter of internal perceptions

that sounds like something an NPD sociopath would do, yeah.

*adds "tongue in chic" to list of potential extremely-stupid-pun blog post titles*