> 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.

It's the way I've gotten used to. And yes, it involves flipping the sandwich on the plate so that the *jelly* side is up so that when I flip it again in the process of bringing it to my mouth, the PB will again be up.

So, why is it "wrong" and "upside-down"? Just from my experience, although apparently not yours, jelly-side-up is upside-down. ;-)

> For that matter, how can people handle hanging shirts in a closet so that they face different directions? Or so that the pants (not those kind, Matthew) don't all face the same way?

Pants? Easy. My pants look pretty much the same as each other, with only minor variations(i.e. knees more faded on same, accidental paint spills, holes[worn through, not made for the purpose of looking "hip"], and suchlike). So whichever way they go on the hanger, it doesn't matter to me, especially since they're folded using the zipper as a guide, and folded again midway between top of the waist and the bottom of the leg.

Shirts, however... I dunno. I try to hang them all facing one way. Initially when I hang them on the rod in the garage, especially since all three of us wear t-shirts, and I generally don't particularly care to pick one of theirs, except dad's plain white ones. Shirts other than t-shirts... I can deal with more easily.

> Or what about those people who actually walk out the door in the morning with an unmade bed?
>
> Some people are weird.

I know I am. :)

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

Nyper"Okay, I won't"old