Books, Magazines, DVDs etc
When buying anything which comes in a stack on a shelf I HAVE to flick to the middle of the pile and pick one of those, check the case/pages etc are in perfect condition then I buy it. I once had to walk out of WH Smiths to Waterstones to buy a book I wanted because Smith's only had 1 copy left on the shelf and I couldn't buy it as it wasnt 'right' and was from the front.

I also have to put DVDs/CDs into disk drives/cases with the image exactly straight or line coins up in size order, tails side up with the images in a perfect line.
(Haggard, Thu 1 Jul 2010, 22:24, 2 replies)

My girlfriend does that with books and magazines too.
She also insists on the book that she's reading being kept in perfect condition, such that when she's finished it, it looks like it's not yet been read.

I must admit, I don't buy the front copy of a magazine stack if it's obviously been read a lot, but otherwise it doesn't bother me.
( K2k6 has a proper job these days, Fri 2 Jul 2010, 8:22, closed)

Shit
and another one...
Standing in a queue waiting to pay for something in cash, every coin in my hand has to be in descending order of size from my palm to my fingers :-(
( Boot I want to know what you meant, Sat 3 Jul 2010, 10:05, closed)