Interesting Reflexes

[Tingalz]

You are now breathing manually.

Goddamnit D:

[Ad Bot]

[Rookie]

You are now breathing manually.

wtf

You are now blinking manually

Goddamnit D:

Lol we noticed at same time

[Night Fox]

My negative instinct is that whenever I see a link on any forum, I automatically click it, regardless of the following 9 replies saying it's a trap link.

I have a positive reflex to quote it, and check the website's url. Because trap links are usually hidden by a url changing code.

[Tingalz]

Wouldn't it be nice to scratch that itch on your arm right now?

[sir dooble]

Wouldn't it be nice to scratch that itch on your arm right now?

Oh, you arsewipe. >:(
Now my arm is uncomfortable and I'm determined not to scratch it.

[GenaralSkar]

Wouldn't it be nice to scratch that itch on your arm right now?

What itch.

[sir dooble]

What itch.

After reading his post my hand went itchy and now re-reading it a second time, my shoulderblade has too. :(

[GenaralSkar]

After reading his post my hand went itchy and now re-reading it a second time, my shoulderblade has too. :(

Don't forget to scratch that nose.

[Block Buster]

Yawn, most people yawn after hearing that. Also, while yawning have your tongue touch your upper lip and you will stop yawning.

[Madmitten]

ALL THE TIME. Reading a book, then I just drift off in thought, either something spawning from the book or an entirely different thought. Yet, my eyes continue to read the words and I'm unaware. By the time I stop thinking about something else or remember I'm reading, I find myself half way down the page and have lost where I was. Sometimes I go so far as to turn over pages or start reading a new chapter. :c
http://www.explosm.net/comics/1746/ :D

inorite
i hate that

[otto-san]

Whenever I come in from my backyard, I lock the door.

Whenever I leave my room, I close the door.

Whenever I walk into a dark room, I turn the light on.

Whenever I get on the computer, I put my headphones on.

Whenever I find something I need to do, I stop in the middle of typing to go d

I'm not OCD