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I'm a basketcase?

I realise this may offend people with serious mental problems but I love the term "basketcase". That's what I am, I'm a basketcase. Thinking this way helps me cope, puts a smile on my face. I'm happy and safe in the knowledge that by having all this chaos in my head, I am carrying on a fine tradition of British eccentrics. Everyone on this island is slightly odd in some way, I figured I'm no weirder than the other 60 million inhabitants. The stereotypes are true, we're all just Monty Python characters come to life.

Some people need professional help, I just need a good strong cup of tea and somewhere to write my thoughts.

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Comment by Dusty on January 9, 2012 at 12:09pm: Sicilian/British mutt here, nevertheless your post made me smile :3.

And yes, tea can do a lot of things, but it can't get ME to stop daydreaming.

Comment by Truthful Alibi on August 11, 2011 at 9:00am: Well I would describe myself more as a weirdo haha but if you want to be a basketcase, go ahead.

LOL I'm laughing even as I type this reading that ↑ < )

I'm very weird, last year at the school barbecue I ended up walking around the field barefoot haha it was fun!

Anyway, at the end of the day (I seem to have a natural thing for rhyming! LOL) what's the point of being normal boring?

No offence to anyone who considers themself 'normal', but that's just my opinion.

Comment by roxanne on August 9, 2011 at 10:21am: Sounds like a very sensible attitude & remedy.

Comment by Brady on August 8, 2011 at 7:23pm: There's nothing better than seeing people be happy with their "oddness" haha I love it.

Comment by Rezona on August 8, 2011 at 5:47pm: I'll take a strong cup of coffee lol but glad to see people taking their odd quirks with a smile. Nothing wrong with being "odd", cause quite frankly I believe everyone is! Cheers!