The Psychiatric Ward

Why did you switch jobs?

Me neither, sadly. =/

Because I wanted to work with Will.

Well it's better than Mc. Spanky's.

That's always a good thing. Where do you work now?

My dad loves those

Though I never get the appeal of tool stores

I've never heard of it Derek. Do you at least enjoy working there?

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I just like the freaky things they carry. I got a machete there for 4 bucks, then chased Will around the store with it.

skymin said:

I've never heard of it Derek. Do you at least enjoy working there?

Yup. I get to play with the things on the shelves. <3

Hahah, that's funny. What exactly do you do?

Stock the shelves, help the customers, and work the register. I got a 2 dollar bill now. <3

That's cool, Derek. Glad you found a job you enjoy. ^_^

Vicar said:

I just like the freaky things they carry. I got a machete there for 4 bucks, then chased Will around the store with it.

Sounds like something my friend Josh would do.

I love the giant wrenches <3

Lucky, getting to play with the stuff they have.

Ooh, a two dollar bill. *_*

Yeah. Being fully honest, I'm an incredibly eccentric person in real life. I do quirky things just to have them done.

Sounds kinda like me. Only reason I once spray painted my hair different colors. ;3

I also collect hats. I have eleven hats.


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I really love wikipedia's entry on eccentric behavior.

Eccentricity is often associated with genius, intellectual giftedness, or creativity. The individual's eccentric behavior is perceived to be the outward expression of their unique intelligence or creative impulse. In this vein, the eccentric's habits are incomprehensible not because they are illogical or the result of madness, but because they stem from a mind so original that it cannot be conformed to societal norms. English utilitarian thinker John Stuart Mill wrote that "the amount of eccentricity in a society has generally been proportional to the amount of genius, mental vigour, and moral courage which it contained", and mourned a lack of eccentricity as "the chief danger of the time". Edith Sitwell wrote that eccentricity is "often a kind of innocent pride", also saying that geniuses and aristocrats are called eccentrics because "they are entirely unafraid of and uninfluenced by the opinions and vagaries of the crowd". Eccentricity is also believed to be associated with great wealth. What would be considered to be signs of insanity in a poor person is generally accepted as eccentricity in these people.

I'm a jacket and T fiend, though it's hard when your poor.

I have to keep the quirk down, or I get kinda flamey, and not the internet kind

Interesting. Didn't imagine you to be like that Derek. xD