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I've been told time and again that I always seem to have a scared look on my face, as if I'm expecting something really bad to happen right then and there.

Beyond that, I'm very easily forgotten by people. Friends often recount to me stories about events that happened. When I was there too and often standing right next to them.

uh ... my freaking huge hair mostly.

Then again, there's always the 'being black' thing. That's kinda my schtick.

834n wrote:I wear a grey jacket even when it's hot out.
My friends say I have a bad case of jacketitis. Which sounds dirty for a made up condition in which one wears a jacket a lot.

I used to have jacketitus, but not so much anymore. As for trademarks...um...my refusal to wear any kind of shirt other than solid colored tees with no pockets, I guess.

I've spent the past six years being described as "the girl with the short spiky/fuzzy blond hair"

Now that I'm growing it out no one recognizes me anymore.

Avs baseball hat and Dragon sweatshirt.

And now that I have blue hair again, that too.

I realized only a little while ago that essentially wearing the EXACT SAME THING every day is distinctive. Hey, I change my underwear and my t-shirt, is it my fault if you can't see that?

Oh yeah and I'm tall. That's kinda distinctive too I guess.

Pillywiggin wrote:I've spent the past six years being described as "the girl with the short spiky/fuzzy blond hair"

Now that I'm growing it out no one recognizes me anymore.

I knew a girl like that, same thing happened when she grew her hair out.

*takes off hat and scratches head* I can't think of any...

- Joel Fagin

I don't know, if I really have any trademarks, probably the mohawk and facial piercings.

At work, I'm "that willowy girl", but I don't have a real trademark.

blackaby wrote: the fact I look so sweet and gentle.

I get that, people never expect the sweet looking ones to come out with something horrible, filthy or wildly inappropriate. What fun! I guess people also notice my hair, it's long and red and fabulous. Modest too.

I'm the silly redhead chick.

Keffria wrote:At work, I'm "that willowy girl", but I don't have a real trademark.

...willowy?

Hmm. Being ridiculously short would be mine I guess. I used to have the whole facial piercing thing going on, but apparently my face healed.

I suppose I've got a tendency to wear high attention glasses when I go out, but I tend to give them away and end up buying another different pair to wear next time. I swear, everyone I know has at least one pair of my sunglasses.

PeppermintAfterlife wrote:

Keffria wrote:At work, I'm "that willowy girl", but I don't have a real trademark.

...willowy?

Skinny, basically. Many of my co-workers are ... hrmmm ... well, they need to stop eating donuts for lunch.

(Not a reference to "Willow". )

blackaby wrote: and the fact I look so sweet and gentle.

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So proves, how looks can be so deceiving.

I'm well know at work for my bad jokes.

I don't think I have something very reckognizable, visually I am very ordinary. I used to be known as a person nothing could upsett, but those days are long gone.

Everytime I enter the room fireworks go off, "Eye of the Tiger" plays and I yell for 10 minutes about how I'm going to win the title at Summerslam.

Jackhass wrote:Everytime I enter the room fireworks go off, "Eye of the Tiger" plays and I yell for 10 minutes about how I'm going to win the title at Summerslam.

teach me, oh great one!

My ability to beat the pants off nearly any video game I come into contact with. Nearly. I salute Batallion Wars for the Gamecube, as it was one of the only games I was not able to beat in a 1 week rental. VERY hard game, even though it looks like war with tonka toys.