Ok this is a bit of a funny one

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Does anyone when they are bored speaking to someone 'warp' that persons face in their minds? Sort of like a Picasso painting lol. Doesn't have to be a face, it can be an object too. Exercise for the imagination or dissatisfaction with reality?

Don't think I do this, but if I have to look at someone's face for a long time their face might start to look weirder and weirder, and I might start thinking of weird random things because I'm not that interested in what they are saying.

Yeah same here

I think it's because our minds can't stay still, they are constantly thinking and analysing, so if we are bored we make our own entertainment!

I do something similar, too. Such as imagining heavy ugly makeup on the face of whoever happens to be speaking to me or that person twisting his/her face etc. I never really thought much about this habit of mine, but your post just reminded me of that.

I think certain gestures look funny (funniest one is nodding in my opinion), so when I'm very bored I start paying attention to that. However, nowadays I tend to suppress that and focus on other things because otherwise I have to fight the urge to laugh and I don't want to offend the person talking to me if I suddenly can't hold it anymore. Usually it's enough to just spectate one funny gesture and I'm no more bored and have a hard time staying calm.

But when I'm just bored my thoughts just start to drift off which requires more concentration to be able to follow the conversation.

I wish I could! I will now!