Weirdest Person you ever met . . .

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Whos the weirdest person you've ever met? (besides yourself?)

Mine is Scott R , dubbed "Mr Drive In" by the local paper ten years ago.

Hes been struck by lightning, had two cars burst into flames while driving, smells like cat pee and BO and looks like Comic Book Guy with a red afro.

I could say more but I'm here to listen , , , , , ,

I know him very well. Maybe I'll tell you his full story. I'm considering making a documentary about him. My personal nickname for him is "Gods Punching Bag"

Foe acting class next week we have to be "in Character " for two hours i can't decide between him or William Shatner !

i met jesus in a psych ward when i was fourteen.
he was a really good-looking black guy with dreads.

he knew sign language, so i asked him why. and he told me he knows all of his "Father's" languages. he also knew bits of personal info on everyone there, even though he couldn't have known.

kind of creepy, but not a bad messiah altogether.

The weirdest person I met was a girl named Amanda in my 8th grade Art class. She was very bipolar. On her 'high' moods, she would be annoyingly hyperactive and wouldn't stop talking or touching people. On her 'low' moods she would hide her face and sob, and be inconsolable. She was also a goth who loved Invader Zim, Happy Tree Friends and Johnny The Homicidal Maniac.

For some odd reason, which I'm willing to bet was something to do with hormones, she and I found ourselves attracted to each other, and she gave me my first kiss, which was an unpleasant experience, since it was right out of the blue and I was germophobic at the time.

I suppose people like her can be found a dime a dozen on the Internet, but the reason she's the weirdest person I've ever met is because there aren't many people like that where I live.

I can't think of anyone. I'm sure there have been a few, but the dreadful truth is that they all seem to pale in comparison with myself; and I have very weird parents, so I'm desensitized to that sort of thing.

Although I'm not the best person to judge these things, being so far removed from normality, I think Icarus Falling is pretty weird, though. And I mean that in a nice way.

She was also a goth who loved Invader Zim, Happy Tree Friends and Johnny The Homicidal Maniac:heart:.

I met Lizard Man at a concert once. He was actually a pretty cool guy. They have a youtube on him. I didn't realize he was so famous when I met him though, although they were making a big deal about how he was at the concert.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dE9FRxoC7zc[/youtube]

There's this weird math prof that drops by our school because he knows one of the teachers; he taught her at one point apparently. But, besides that, he wears this absurdly 80's jogging pants and short sleeved 50's business shirts, dress shoes and a brown leather belt, onto which he has an old calculator which he carries in a little pouch. He also carries a small weathered brown fake leather bag in which he carries pencils, pens etc. He also wears glasses that slide down his nose and make him look old. He is obsessed with Mathematics, and makes comparisions to obscure parts of Pure maths that nobody understands but he thinks are very funny. He came and did a little session on Pure maths during our planning conference and it was the best class ever [he and I had this huge discussion about number series and sequence and binary etc. while the rest of the class just sat there in silence - I'm not sure why though].
He's awesome, and I can't wait 'til he comes back next year. Math teachers at my school tend to be very eccentric.

That Lizard guy is sooo going to get his ass kicked by some nut in a Spiderman suit.

Spiderman suit . . . . gotta go Ebay is calling . . . . .

When I was 11, I had a neighbour who was weird.
His house was full of junk and smelt like rotting animals. He also used to poo in his bathtub. I used to sit in his house and keep him company sometimes. He was quite old and I think a little crazy, too.
...and I tell you, the stuff he ate...i'm not even sure if I want to know what it was!

I had a couple of college professors I thought were pretty weird.

Do people on the Internet count? If so, I once saw this ultra-Catholic fundie on a message board. He denied the Holocaust ever happened, believed that the Catholic Church had been taken over by gay Marxist Jews, and thought everything was a Jewish conspiracy. He was batshit insane.

I wonder what happened to him. I hope he's getting help, since he seemed pretty unbalanced.

You know what, all people are weird in one way or another. That's what makes us special. I don't think we should judge other people. I've been there. I was one of the biggest judges in high school and I gotta say that it really pushed me away from some possible friendships.