When you notice something irritating or off about someone else, you do something to yourself as if to prevent it. i.e., when someone's shirt is lifted you pull yours down, or when someone has food on their mouth while you're eating you wipe yours, amirite?

+538 When you notice something irritating or off about someone else, you do something to yourself as if to prevent it. i.e., when someone's shirt is lifted you pull yours down, or when someone has food on their mouth while you're eating you wipe yours, amirite?

by Anonymous 14 years ago

It would actually be "e.g.", because i.e. means "in other words" while e.g. means "for example".

by Anonymous 14 years ago

ummmm "i.e." means "in example."

by Anonymous 14 years ago

I think it's actually to show the other person what they need to fix...

by Anonymous 14 years ago

I totally do that. I thought I was the only one.

by Anonymous 14 years ago