Yes, this is the topic where we discuss our bad habits, be they weird, creepy, healthy or unhealthy, or funny.

I'll start.

I have a bad habit of leaving my PC on where ever I go. It doesn't matter if I go to bed or leave my house for 8 hours, I leave it on. Not too good for my electric bills but I can't help it. Ofcourse I shut it off if I leave somewhere for a day or more, but blargh! I feel like such a weirdo for having it on when I sleep etc, and it usually lands me with cranky people who messaged me while I was AFK and them thinking I ignored them.

I have another habit of buying more food than I need. I HATE this one and will try to eliminate it because for one, it's a waste of money and 2, I hate throwing away food. Like, I'll buy 2 types of deli when I only really need 1 before the other one would go bad. Bleh.

I also tend to eat a little more pasta than I should... But what can I say! It isn't showing in my weight and I love pasta!

1. I'm far FAR too proud. I will almost NEVER ask someone for help, a habit I need to curb.

2. I'm a complete snob at times, and I need to get over myself.

3. I procrastinate. If I have homework, and I have a long time to do it, I leave it until the last day. I had to hand in a 3000 word essay to a teacher a month ago and did it on the last night.

4. Too much caffiene. *twitch*

5. I'm not only a snob, but also a slob (see what I did there?) My room's a pit!

6. I tend to ignore the social norm i.e. I'm really frigging weird.

Edit: Ikari - I have a bit of OCD in reading and re-reading my own posts over as I type them and after I type them and constantly editing them to fix issues with them, reword the way I said things... Oh my God me too! Well spellchecking anyway.

-I don't have a consistant sleeping or eating schedule. One night I'm going to bed at 11pm, next night I'm going to bed at 7am. And one day I'll eat only a single meal, other days I'm eating 3 meals plus too many snacks. I'm just all over the place on both of those.

-I have a bit of OCD in reading and re-reading my own posts over as I type them and after I type them and constantly editing them to fix issues with them, reword the way I said things or delete entire paragraphs altogether.

-I have a hard time just 'holding in' my feelings on anything. If I'm mad or upset about something, I try to hold back from getting into an argument which just makes me think about it more and get even more angry or upset and then I end up exploding on people.

I'm something of a perfectionist.

I have a bad habit of being *think of a better word*

lesbian.

I think I'm smarter than most people. That being said, I don't think I'm "better" or "more important" than anyone else.

I consider myself a big perfectionist (can be good or bad, depending on the situation) in usually most of the things I do. I always try to make things as good as possible, but sometimes that makes me spend more time in duties that probably would require less time. Tiny details that *I* think should be perfected can take a lot of precious time, and if in the grand scheme of things they may not be really important, they *do* make a difference to me.

Something I still have, but thankfully it's less and less each day, is that I procrastinate. University/work aside, I always try to leave things for the last minute. Most of the time it has to do with me waking up lol I've always loved those extra "five" minutes on bed, and we all know those minutes can turn into an hour!!

Oh good lord, I have to say that I am also guilty of most of the stuff you guys stated.

Am also a HUGE perfectionist. I tend to have a bit of an attitude towards some people due to that, but hey, half of the times they're deserving of it, so HA.

And procrastination... Oh lord. I can't count the amount of times I've done some HUGE report or test (we get home exams here) during the very last night before hand-ins. But the cool thing is, I always pass. It's just that it's very stressful and thus not the healthiest option.

I used to be a procrastinator, but no longer. The American people need decisive action and leadership; not empty promises, not talking points.

I smoke a pack a day.