The Weirdos of The World.

Traveling around the world for 6 months, we came across a lot of different people.
We were fortunate to have met so many wonderful people who had a similar love for travel,
and they just got it, you know?

But, today's post is not about them.

Today's post is about all of the weirdos that are out there too.
And well, weirdo-people watching is probably one of my favorite pastimes.

Are you ready for this?

Here. We. Go.

The "Selfie Girls" in Rome. I took about 20 pictures of them. Because that's how long they were doing this for:

The "Justin Beiber Wannabe":

The "Drunk Girl" singing the Titanic theme song at the top of her lungs in Malaga.
And let me tell you. It was rough. But oh-so entertaining.

The many, many "street performers" we saw, like these guys in Madrid:

Or this guy in Amsterdam:

Let's not forget the "Love Birds" on the train in Naples sitting merely one foot in front of me.
If you'd like to see the many other PDA-filled shots I took of them, you may click here.

Here's the Asian guy who refuses to cut his hair no matter how bald he gets.

The longer the better, he says!

Reminds me of a certain someone else...

(cough) Fasha (cough)

Don't get me started on all of the tourists who took their IPADS out as cameras.

I don't know why, but I just find that odd.

Or how about the "Roman Gladiators"?

There was the very realistic Gladiator with his white socks and sandals. 

Then there was the very busy Gladiator who was constantly on his cell phone.

And you know anytime "weird" is involved, Asians and their modeling "skillz" have to be included.

Now, now, before you think I'm the worst person in the world for making fun of all these people, just know that I happen to love me some weirdos. This world would be oh so boring without them.

Being weird is the new cool!

In fact, for every weird photo I've posted, 

I'm sure I've done just as many or more weird things in the past 6 months.

Like that time I karaoked in Barcelona with a cowboy hat on my head.

I'm sure there were several Spaniards in the audience thinking, "My, that Korean girl with a cowboy hat on is weird."

But was it entertaining? You betcha!

Or that time in Thailand when I realized I sucked balls at pool, so I decided to incorporate two pool sticks and make my own rules. 

Did I look weird? Sure.

Did I care? No.

Being weird doesn't have to be a public thing.

Let's talk about the time I got weird and bored in the comfort of our own room.

Hot pink sports bra, sweat pants pulled high, and a side pony tail thrown in for kicks.

I then had The Dizzle take about 100 photos of me posing and prancing all around.

Because I'm weird like that.

Sometimes The Dizzle likes to be weird with me.

Like that time in Bali when we stayed in a fancy hotel and threw on the robes and head turbans.

Then we decided to take a prom-pose picture.

Weird? Yes.

Hilarious? ....at least to us it was, yes.

And lastly, let's talk about when I was the weird girl in Amsterdam who quickly volunteered to go up front on our cheese tour and hold out her hands like a greedy little piggy and stare creepily at the cheese as it was being shredded, awaiting immediate consumption.

So there you have it.

A little dose of weird for your Tuesday.

I hope we can still be friends.

I also hope you can be just as weird as I am, because then that would probably make us best friends.

xoxo