30 infuriating images

[vaskidmark]

that will trigger your OCD

http://dunzo.net/30-infuriating-images-that-will-trigger-your-ocd/

Most are apparently images of things done intentionally.

#7 is just strange.

stay safe.

[BlueStarLizzard]

BMUP


Dyslexia can take OCD in a fight.

[lee n. field]

I must not be OCD.  I can look at all of them without anything much being triggered.

[Lee]

Is it possible to be somewhat OCD, but not be a neat freak?
I have to admit that many of those pics drive me crazy. That said, I can be a disorganized clutter bug
Under certain circumstances.

[bedlamite]

I'm that guy that will see a perfectly lined up row of something, flip one of them, and watch just to see who straightens it.

[BlueStarLizzard]

I'm that guy that will see a perfectly lined up row of something, flip one of them, and watch just to see who straightens it.

Usually that would be me.

Lee,
I'm the same. None of those where things that drive me batty. The messed up tiles where obnoxious, but other then that, nothing got me worked up.

Now, a book with the spine upside down in the shelf, a spoon in the fork slot of the silverwear orginizer, or stuff heaped instead of stacked and I would have gritted my teeth.
I have been known to reorder someone elses bookshelves. I can take not orginized by author or subject, but they need to have the spines correctly aligned all together.

[Tallpine]

#4 should have been made our of peas 

[geronimotwo]

I'm that guy that will see a perfectly lined up row of something, flip one of them, and watch just to see who straightens it.

and me.  i constantly catch myself aligning papers, and making other things square.   i am curious about the misplaced tile theme, but it doesn't drive me crazy.  (i would've witheld final payment for the idiot to fix it however.)

[roo_ster]

Usually that would be me.

Lee,
I'm the same. None of those where things that drive me batty. The messed up tiles where obnoxious, but other then that, nothing got me worked up.

Now, a book with the spine upside down in the shelf, a spoon in the fork slot of the silverwear orginizer, or stuff heaped instead of stacked and I would have gritted my teeth.
I have been known to reorder someone elses bookshelves. I can take not orginized by author or subject, but they need to have the spines correctly aligned all together.

It takes a packrat to tell the difference.

[BlueStarLizzard]

It takes a packrat to tell the difference.

This packrat knows the diffrence, thankyouverymuch!

[Devonai]

#10, #21, and #24 definitely got a reaction out of me.  The rest, nada.

[Lee]

I think my wife buys different sizes and types of drinking glasses just to irritate me.

[Boomhauer]

I'm that guy that will see a perfectly lined up row of something, flip one of them, and watch just to see who straightens it.

I had a boss that was OCD. When she was out of the office I would go around and just slightly move many things out of place. Then watch her return to the office and put everything back in order...completely unaware of what she was doing.

[T.O.M.]

Some of them like the bathroom tile, and the BMUP on the street, make me laugh, because I did work with a city maintenence crew one summer in high school, and a couple of those guys were so lazy and apathetic about the work they would do things like that, just to get things done as fast as possible so they could go back to the garage for coffee.

[Stetson]

One of the guys I served with at Seal Beach NWS was OCD.  We used to move things around on his barracks room.  One shoe would be 1/8 inch of center or his books would not be sorted by height (not glaringly obvious).  He finally snapped.  Drove to Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego (weird because we were right by Long Beach) and checked himself in for anxiety issues.

[Sergeant Bob]

Is it possible to be somewhat OCD, but not be a neat freak?
I have to admit that many of those pics drive me crazy. That said, I can be a disorganized clutter bug
Under certain circumstances.

I am the same. Certain things push my crazy button (like most of those pictures), but my garage is a mess. My desk may be messy but, it makes me crazy if it's not "properly" aligned with the wall.

[Devonai]

I think that the DPW guys had probably just gotten a lecture on doing things by the book and not questioning the chain of command, and the work order said "BMUP" on it.  No laziness there. 

[Tallpine]

I am the same. Certain things push my crazy button (like most of those pictures), but my garage is a mess. My desk may be messy but, it makes me crazy if it's not "properly" aligned with the wall.

Yeah, that's me. 

Bi-polar OCD 

 

[lee n. field]

What I would start doing with at least some of those (#1) for instance, is start looking for patterns.

#3 and #6 are just funny.

#11.  Seriously, you haven't had this happen before?  Get used to it.  Ditto #14.

#19.  Not to self, do floor in a Penrose tile pattern.  That would be so cool!  In a seriously geeky way, of course.