Is it normal whilst in the car...

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Whenever I'm in the car I focus on a mark or chip on the windscreen and whenever it passes something I blink (or twitch one corner of my mouth)
I do it on purpose, I guess it passes time but does anyone else do this?

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  • lulzpool
    13 years ago

    When I'm the passenger i focus on things like this and weave it in and out of trees on the side of the road by bobbing my head :)

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  • DannyKanes
    13 years ago

    Totally off subject, I just heard about someone being stuck in mud up to their neck and I thought "If they had watched Man Vs Wild, he would of known how to get out of that"

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  • pitterpatter
    13 years ago

    Personally, I don't do it. But, as long as you're not the person driving, it's totally cool.

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    There is alot of urges..

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    I do that too. I blink whenever I pass a driveway or a lamppost. I'm not sure if I'm passing time or obeying my OCD though. A bit of both?

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  • [Old Memory]
    13 years ago

    People are attracted to the most banal posts.

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  • pyro321burn
    13 years ago

    Danny in America we call 'em windshields. Lol.

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  • rayst
    13 years ago

    Lol i thought you were the one driving. Hahaha dannykanes!!

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  • DannyKanes
    13 years ago

    What else can you call a windscreen? :-S

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  • wigsplitz
    13 years ago

    Why do British people call it a windscreen? That makes no sense!!

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    • Jessie735513
      13 years ago

      Because it screens you from the wind...?

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