What's unhealthy about leftovers, as long as they're not spoiled?

Well, nothing I guess, unless you always go for the sweets.

This doesn't count yet because we haven't done it, but since we just went to the mountains, I think skiing is soon going to become an unhealthy obsession.

Doctor Who isn't unhealthy!

*cough cough cough* Debatable. *cough*

*gives Bushy a cough pill*

Coughing is very unhealthy. *nodnod*

So far I'm okay...or so I think

Trust me, it aint pretty.

Case in point.

My dear Brendan, there are not enough stars in the universe to make up for all the philosophical "points" you could come up with; whether they be logical or not.

I can think of at least five points that he likes a lot.

Do they have anything to do with TULIP?

Perhaps, but I think we might be getting off topic.

*Chuckles* My goodness, I believe you. I don't think I'll ever suffer from that one, though.

Playing Starcraft II computer game online So I occasionally delete it from my laptop to remove the temptation...

The Snooze Button.

(Seriously, I used to think it was a pointless invention. Who can actually go back to sleep in a measly five minutes for such a thing to be worth our while? I have since changed my tune and have adapted so efficiently that I can now 'hit the snooze' in my sleep, which does wonders for my morning schedule. )


And Adventures in Odyssey.

(Specifically those of the 'Novacom' era)

I can quite easily fall asleep again from the time I hit snooze, to the time my arm is back under the covers.

The Snooze Button is my friend. It saves from the torment that is 'Morning.'

*high fives fellow Snooze Button addicts* I always hear the alarm and then turn it off or snooze it. Even if I write convincing reminders to read with the alarm (since the alarm is in my cellphone, I can put a caption for each alarm) like "You are going to be late!" "You are going to pay a fine!" It has worked...but rarely.

Whenever I don't want to tolerate my alarm clock, I'm just violent and knock it off the desk...

I wish I was like the Amazing Spider Man when he turns his alarm clock off.

Haha! You know what I do? My snooze is nine minutes long, so when I want to get up at seven o'clock, I set the alarm for six thirty-three. That way I can get three snoozes and still get up on time! (This only works if I don't hit it four or five times instead...)

Doritos and Sprite.

Doritos and Coke-a-Cola. (Real Coke, not the off-brand stuff..)

Chocolate, reading, and HW. The only really unhealthy one is chocolate. The others just keep me from writing.
I also like to tell people things. Anything from useless trivia to an explanation of my opinion on the importance of social studies, or the flaws in the LA curriculum.
When I was travelling with the band, we had these jackets, and people never had their collar straight. I was constantly fixing them, and I was accused of having OCD, but it really only comes out occasionally.

Chocolate. Coffee. Spending a lot of time on my computer (For that, I directly blame HW )

Oh! Also gummy worms and Icees! Yum yum.

I have an unhealthy obsession for stealing biscuit/cookie/scone dough from the bowl before it's cooked.

I currently have an unhealthy obsession with the wonderful, buttery, melt-in-your-mouth crackers in my pantry.

What does DairyMaid think of that?

Not a whole lot.

I figured.

Was paging through oldest threads and found this*Will revive this after over a year *

In all seriousness, I think I should say my dear laptop, since I've been feeling really incomplete without it - it was sent to another state to be repaired - and the other computer I am using to monitor HW and stuff is too old to support .docx files, so I can't write either.

That being said, I would not say that writing is an unhealthy obsession, but being on my laptop too much is.

Shipping Jack Frost (Rise of the Guardians) and Queen Elsa (Frozen). *slinks out*

I think I have one with the songs from Frozen

No. That's a beautifully healthy obsession *known from experience*

I have an unhealthy obsession with math. * grimace * I used to do hours of it a day, but then it got replaced by an unhealthy obsession with writing.

* wonders if she'll get kicked off the thread for calling writing an unhealthy obsession *

No. That's unhealthy. VERY, VERY unhealthy.

Let it go, Balec.

It is unhealthy, the amount I listen to it and sing it

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Haha

Needtobreathe's music (There's a new cd coming out and I CANNOT WAIT)

Adventures in Odyssey, (namely, the Novacom Saga and the earlier stuff)

Fictional characters.

Sherlock.

Candy (but I have a good excuse...)

Counting my books. XD

Arrrgh! No, no, no, NO!!!

grr....*Slinks away*

I have one with those specially Novacom and Blackgaard

Aren't they wonderful???

What. I'm almost 20 years old and it makes me very happy that there are other people as obsessed with odyssey as I am.

One is NEVER too old for Odyssey.

I find it to be one of the few things where, every time I listen to an episode, I find something new that I never noticed before. A joke, a reference, a part of the story that-although the characters never mention it-connects with something else later. (My "head-canon" for Odyssey grows all the time!)

For example: There is a bubbling sound (a reference to a tank of piranhas in another AIO villain's lair) in the background of a certain Novacom villain's office.

That is cool. I never noticed that.

Yes! Yes! I that happens to me too! I didn't notice the bubbling sound though

I was told about the bubbling sound. XD You have to turn the volume up pretty loud-during the scenes with Thomas and Mr. C in his office-in order to hear it.