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We're all human. In private, we all do the same things. We just don't like to admit we all do the same things.

And if one of us slips up and actually admits to doing one of those things that we all do, people will laugh and ridicule them for it, knowing full well that they actually do it too. They're just not game enough to admit it.

Like smelling your own farts! - It's no mystery. It's not even a human thing. It's an animal thing. Even dogs like to sniff their own farts. We're all animals - and we don't differ that much!

Outhouses in the US tend to have openings that have a half-moon shape.

I'll sleep well tonight.

Hey everyone.

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Ya, I'm weird like that...

It's always good to sleep well.

I'm sure Schultz slept pretty well, too.

One thing I have noticed since living alone. I never (or very rarely) get lonely or bored. At the risk of sounding conceited, I'm a party all to myself. Never a dull moment. I like my own sense of humour. I always manage to find ways to keep myself busy. Special Interests galore! Sometimes, too busy. Sometimes, I'll have 3 or 4 things going on at the same time and I'll switch from one to the other, depending on where I am in the house and if I see something or think of something that I can use in one of the other things I've got going on at the time, I'll switch!

But the one thing I have noticed since I've been living alone is, whenever I go up to the shops, I seem to have become far more chatty than I used to be. Now, I'll sit down on the seats, have a rest and talk to people. Some people are actually, really quite interesting if you listen to them (something I'm not usually good at doing).

I always was a 'chatty' person to strangers, cab drivers, people on the train station. But if they latch on and want to become friends, I back off.

I'm good for about the first 5 minutes and then I start to shy off and it starts to become uncomfortable.

It's not like I'm putting on an NT act or anything like that. I'm naturally "Active But Odd", but I can't stand prolonged interaction. I run out of things to say, lose interest in what they've got to say and start getting shy and just want to escape. Especially if they start latching on to me.

I had to look up RBT. It means "random blood test."

Of course...that's what I meant to say. I don't know why it came out the way it did.

Random blood test?

Erkkkk!

For some reason, I thought you were talking about urban Australian public transit. I'm interested in public transportation systems.

At least I learned something today!

About RBT.

We, in the US, have "checkpoints."

I like to study historical New York City subway maps.

The routes to the Bronx have hardly changed since about 1908. It just might be that they haven't changed at all since then.

However, the Brooklyn routes tend to change quite often.

Queens had some changes recently---but from about 1935 to the late 80's, Queens hardly changed.