Talk To Yourself?

[Jape]

I occassionally do stand-up comedy: I drive 100 miles to London to talk to myself, beat that commitment!

[Rev. Powell]

Yes, it's sort of a bad habit.  I try to remind myself not to do it when I catch myself at it, but usually when I say "You shouldn't be talking to yourself!" loudly in a crowded room, it makes people stare even harder.

Me too.  I like the way you think, big guy!  Keep up the good work!

[Doggett]

I have better conversations with myself than with people 

[Saucerman]

I ask myself questions and don't like the answers.

I do this a LOT...whenever I'm stressed out or worried about something, I take a long walk (usually doing at least two complete laps around the campus) and ask myself questions about what's bothering me and why it's bothering me...which eventually evolves into a philosophical argument with myself about the nature of evil or the meaning of life...and that scares me because I always come to the conclusion that there is no point in trying to uphold any sort of ideal in a cynical and jaded world such as this, and that if I continue in my quixotic ways, it'll just kill me (or, best case scenario, put me in therapy and on anti-depressants for the rest of my life). 

[Susan]

Talking to yourself is completel normal. Humans have the need for social bonds.

It's when you answer back however...

[Doggett]

Talking to yourself is completel normal. Humans have the need for social bonds.

It's when you answer back however...

The voices inside your head are not on your side.