> Why on earth would someone eat a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with the peanut butter slice on top?! That's just wrong, and it's also upside down.
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Because it tastes good that way. The jelly ends up stuck to the roof of your mouth and the peanut butter gets on your tongue. Perfect. And you don't have gravity pulling the jelly down into the peanut butter and over your fingers. On the bottom it is safe, so long as you don't overdo the jelly. That's something I could never stand, people who put globs of jelly on a sandwich. I always have to stir the jelly so that it is semi-jamlike before I will use it. Same with peanut butter actually..

> For that matter, how can people handle hanging shirts in a closet so that they face different directions?

Much easier than taking the time to make them face the proper way. Although, actually, my hanger shirts usually end up in a pile in the chair...

> Or so that the pants (not those kind, Matthew) don't all face the same way?

People hang pants?

> Or what about those people who actually walk out the door in the morning with an unmade bed?
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Not only do I walk out on an unmade bed, I walk out on beds with the sheets pulled half off, the fitted ones since I don't use the other kind, my blankets on the floor and occasionally pillows stuffed in the crack between my bed and the headboard. Possibly a teenager thing.

> Some people are weird.

I'll admit to that, although I think disorder is far more normal than anal retentiveness :)

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> Ell"don't get me started on people who don't fold their towels before hanging them up to dry"myruh

Mel"How exactly do you fold a towel and still get it to dry when it is hung up?"anie