ODD. or not.

Glad I'm not the only one *raises glass*

I find that "odd" is a frame of reference. Out in the real world (wherever the heck that is) I'm odd.

Here, I'm normal.

Everyone is odd. Those that don't appear odd are simply better at concealment. In this respect someone who is really normal is actually odd...which makes him normal.

I however, would best be described as weird. Where odd is a pleasant word that could apply to unusual children; she's so odd, bless her little heart -- weird is closer to a warning; you are f'ing weird, dude, which tends to inspire images of people running for safety. Weird is odd but odd isn't necessarily weird.

I"m even.

Wait.

*checks*

Yup, still even.

I'm odd, nay wierd. And I've learned to be proud of it.

I like to describe myself as quirky.

I'm just a dork...it says so in my tagline therefore it must be true.

I'm even, though I have an 'odd' b-day number.

I'm a writer and a h.s. teacher. I think that pretty much sums it up-- and explains everything. =)

I prefer eccentric myself

Although I have also been called odd, weird and bent.

I take them for the compliments they are.

Hey, everyone, look how weird I'm trying to be, in order... to... be... normal. . . wait a damn minute.

I'm perfectly normal. And sexy. And humble.

I've encountered people who think it's odd that a middle-aged man would want to be a children's book author.

They're called submissions editors.