I had a negligent discharge. Luckily there were no injuries and the only damage was to the corner of my fridge and the wall. I committed two sins. I decided to dry fire in a room where there was ammo, and I didn't inspect the chamber properly. Complacency and arrogance are safety's two worst enemies.

 

A lot of my coworkers have become good friends of mine... however I still feel awkward talking to them more than 10 seconds h:


I'm socially awkward

 

ban guns!

 

Me too some moments I'm a social butterfly, other times I'm awkward caterpillar

 

I don't like people... in general.

 

I used to cross stitch. And if I had time, I would still do it.

 

I don't think it's that common, although I am surprised so many people here say they experience the same sensation. I think it's something people just never both to talk about openly, so no one knows what it is exactly.

 

Let's just leave mine at this: I'm slicker than the average joe. h: :rick:

#virginiaisforhustlers

 

I think most people don't know how to describe it.

 

I'm the very same. It makes me nervous, sometimes, given the human service industry I'm about to start.

I think I'll end up working in a dark room or with dead people in the end, though.