Special Thing About You

BigDnSW

I'm ambidextrous and dyslexic.

Xhell_on_heelsX

I used to bellydance..I miss it very much

autovatic

I sent ants into space.

Dlibo1013

I write poetry, have a knack for it. Not too many 6.4 guys do that :-)

HurricaneElaine

I know how to hypnotize a lobster.

I also can identify if a lobster is male or female.

Raimi1990

I like to collect things shaped like cupcakes, as well as decorative erasers.

kokalvt

After Shades of Grey, I am completely addicted to erotic novels...and use what I've learned!

alexbusnello

I can put my hands together and make them do the worm and bend them back and forth.

slboston

I have been riding horses since the day my parents brought me home from the hospital. Literally.

Cherry_blossom73

I'm a natural redhead oh an I have crazy double jointed fingers.

BigDnSW

I write poetry, have a knack for it. Not too many 6.4 guys do that :-)

With ya on this one bro; published poet, musician, and author trapped in a defensive end's body. Nice to meet another one.

johnjkkelly

I kinda want to read fifty shades of gray now

BigDnSW

I have synesthesia. Whenever I hear music, I think and see colors. Middle C is forest green and it goes up in brightness as it goes up the scale. The key directly behind middle C is blue, and it goes all the way down to black. My favorite span of color is light purple to orange, with a little soft lemony yellow in there.

Yes, Steely Dan, Rush and most twangy, nasally country music comes in as an ugly muddy yellow brown and tastes like gun metal. Any song in the 3/4 time signature style (all waltzes) comes in as a soft, fluffy pink that tastes like cotton candy or bubble gum.

I like or dislike music based on the colors it gives me. If it's in a nasty color shade, I won't listen to it. If it is a pleasant color palette, I will add it to my Ipod.

I have a bit of that as well being a musician...more specifically, Chromesthesia as related to colors that I see when I play/perform as well as listen. Not to your extent, but I do understand and it is interesting how music can be perceived. If you haven't seen this list, you might find it interesting for those with various forms of synesthesia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_with_synesthesia. Some great quotes there by some great artists. Thanks for the share. I have only met one other person in my life as a musician who sees colors. You would be the second. Very cool, at least to me.

dirtnap63

I have synesthesia. Whenever I hear music, I think and see colors. Middle C is forest green and it goes up in brightness as it goes up the scale. The key directly behind middle C is blue, and it goes all the way down to black. My favorite span of color is light purple to orange, with a little soft lemony yellow in there.

Yes, Steely Dan, Rush and most twangy, nasally country music comes in as an ugly muddy yellow brown and tastes like gun metal. Any song in the 3/4 time signature style (all waltzes) comes in as a soft, fluffy pink that tastes like cotton candy or bubble gum.

I like or dislike music based on the colors it gives me. If it's in a nasty color shade, I won't listen to it. If it is a pleasant color palette, I will add it to my Ipod.

I have a bit of that as well being a musician...more specifically, Chromesthesia as related to colors that I see when I play/perform as well as listen. Not to your extent, but I do understand and it is interesting how music can be perceived. If you haven't seen this list, you might find it interesting for those with various forms of synesthesia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_with_synesthesia. Some great quotes there by some great artists. Thanks for the share. I have only met one other person in my life as a musician who sees colors. You would be the second. Very cool, at least to me.

This is really REALLY cool. I'm extremely jealous.

Angela_2_Oh

I'm double jointed too! Hands, fingers, shoulders and hips all hyperextend. Nice to see others are the same!

Angela_2_Oh

I have synesthesia. Whenever I hear music, I think and see colors. Middle C is forest green and it goes up in brightness as it goes up the scale. The key directly behind middle C is blue, and it goes all the way down to black. My favorite span of color is light purple to orange, with a little soft lemony yellow in there.

Yes, Steely Dan, Rush and most twangy, nasally country music comes in as an ugly muddy yellow brown and tastes like gun metal. Any song in the 3/4 time signature style (all waltzes) comes in as a soft, fluffy pink that tastes like cotton candy or bubble gum.

I like or dislike music based on the colors it gives. If it's in a nasty color shade, I won't listen to it. If it is a pleasant color palette, I will add it to my Ipod.

As a music buff, I find this really cool.

yankeefamily05

I was a music major in college. I sing, play the flute, baritone and can find my way around a keyboard:)...Not many know those facts about me! So its special!

miracole

I can remember random facts, MANY MANY random facts.

If I hear a line from a song I can almost always sing the rest of it or identify what it is that's playing, even in a noisy public place (I can always identify background music).

baldzach

I can paint pretty landscapes in watercolor, strum a little guitar, and I am involved in my city government.

AlongCame_Molly

I can quote entire movies and dialogues, after only having seen/heard them once or twice. Not particularly useful, unless I need to entertain my mom and siblings while we're stuck in traffic for hours on a closed mountain highway and I decide to "play" them Beauty and the Beast, all from out of my head. Which I did once.