I read that as "I'm not fucking Harry Potter."
I'm sitting her trying to think of something weird I did and i keep coming up with stupid instead.
One fun odd thing that I did that comes to mind is I would jam the water hose into the ground as far as i could, and then turn on the water and watch a little volcano of water and rocks and stuff erupt, then build a dam, and a channel, and repair all that. Damn, that was fun, tempts me to go out and do that now.
However something that borders on commiting-to-therapy worthy that I did was involved with black walnuts. I have a black walnut tree in the back yard, and I would take them and commit many a project with them. I once built a 4 foot tall person out of them and toothpicks(it didn't support its own weight well, it kind of lurched over like it had been doused in toxic chemicals.) I also enjoyed torturing them(with nails, and knives, and hammers, and shit) and it was some really sadistic sick shit. My fort in the back yard had so many black walnut skeletons in it, it looked like the opening scenes from terminator 2. Considering what I did to those walnuts and how much I enjoyed it, i'm sure if anybody did catch me, they'd have wanted to commit me. On the flip side... I was once asked by a teacher(because i give off a weird creepy vibe oh i'm sure) if i ever gutter a kitten and made it walk around. I was horrified then, and remembering being asked that now, i get the same feeling of horror in my stomach. What does it say about me that the thought of harming live animals horrifies me whereas I have no problems in murdering LEGIONS of black walnuts that I pretended were alive(i didn't actually pretend they were people, just alive, like the doll from the movie Chucky).
Another lovely hobby I enjoyed was building k'nex and lego people, and mutilating fruit and sewing up the fruit skins around the k'nex people and watching the flesh dry and rott onto the k'nex skeleton. God damn, my childhood was fun. I'm gonna go buy some fruit and get cracking on this, I don't know why I stopped.