"The Person Below Me" Game

[cmr107]

Yep, that's why I play this game.


The person below me keeps a very neat and tidy desk. (I don't - I've only been moved into my dorm for a week and already the desk is getting messy again. Sigh.)

[Katie77]

I do all the bookwork and paperwork for our small pet shop business, from my home office, and it is always a mess......I find when I tidy it up, I cant find a damn thing.........


the person below me prefers energy drinks to fizzy soda drinks....

[cmr107]

Actually I don't drink much of either. I usually think energy drinks taste bad, and I rarely drink soda.


The person below me doesn't get enough sleep.

[moremojo]

Definitely not enough during the work-week. I usually get by on about six hours, sometimes less, though I'm more of a nine-hours person in regard to really feeling rested. The problem is I'm a night owl--I feel my best emotionally, mentally, and physically in the evenings, and so don't want to go to bed when that would actually be in my best interests. I tend to catch up on my rest on the weekends (which I practically live for).

The person below me believes they have lived a previous life.

[starboardlight]

no. i'm open to the idea, but I don't have any real reason to believe it.

the person below me always shred unsolicited credit applications.

[Scott6373]

Yes I do as well as other things.

The person below me has bought the most emabrrasing thing on a credit card.

[henrypie]

What's The Most Embarrassing Thing!?!

Oh please do tell.

I have not bought anything particularly embarrassing on a credit card, although on my statements the address for the Target I frequent always comes up, instead of "Putty Hill Avenue" as "Potty Hill Avenue."  I think that's cute.  Potty Hill, not far from Flushing Meadow.

The person below me, when traveling via Southwest airline, and has been unprepared or unfortunate enough to be in a boarding group other than "A," nerdily camps out at beginning of group "B" or "C," sitting on the floor doing crossword puzzles until blessed boarding time.

[ednbarby]

I have to admit I've done a variation of that many times.  When they call out rows on other airlines, and I know mine will probably be included in the next announcement, I try to oh-so-nonchalantly meander towards the general vicinity of the ticket taker so I'll be the very first to board for my row.  I have a real need to hurry up and wait, I guess.  (And why is it that even when you do that, you get on the plane and people are still blocking your way who are seated several rows ahead of yours???)

The person below me is ravenously hungry right now and (mostly) powerless to do anything about it at the moment.

[cmr107]

Nope, just ate. But I hate it when that happens, Barb.


The person below me uses one of those things to support your wrist while working on the computer. (I just got one for my mouse and don't know how I made it this far without it!)

[Katie77]

Dont know if those things have reached Australia yet...but I dont have any trouble with my wrist anyway...I seem to type more than I use my mouse.....


The person below me chats frequently on Instant Messenger.....