I guess I'll take up this challenge.
1. I've got a wafer of donor bone, about the size of a couple quarters stacked, in my knee. I've not yet noticed any supernatural powers or distinct personality change. The Eye lies. Anyway, my knee had been hurting so I went to the doctor and they thought it was tendonitis. A few days later I was sitting down on the couch and I heard a pop and felt the worst pain of my life. A chunk of bone (that I would find out had the blood cut off and died over a long period of time) had broken off the end of my femur and gotten stuck in my knee, keeping my knee from straightening. It was stuck long enough that I still am lacking about 5° in straightening that leg, have a limp, was on crutches for three months at the time, off high impact for a year and am again after the graft took less well than anticipated. I hope to play tennis again someday.
2. Stickers make me gag on sight. I don't like looking at them and especially if they are on the ground as litter. I also try to avoid wearing nametags that are stickers.
3. I used to write video game reviews for a few now defunct websites as well as my uni paper, the former of which got me a couple free review copies and the later of which paid me marginally. A 'zine I produced four issues of in coordination with one site was featured in an issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly and I was quoted in the Wall Street Journal in an article about the GCN-GBA link.
4. I was accepted into Mensa. They didn't seem any smarter than any other group I've hung out with.
5. As a legislator on the student union while I was in grad school, I was bothered by the student fee increases being voted in so I offered an amendment to the budget to axe legislator stipends (which would be symbolic, negligible savings). It only got two votes. I think we need more politicians who have Asperger's-like characteristics.
6. I'm a cautionary tale for the online generation. I made a political joke on facebook but by fluke instead of going as a comment to my own status, it went as a comment on a post from my employer's "page" which happened to be right next to it. I "involuntarily resigned" for infringing their "bipartisan" spirit even though I'm unaffiliated. The self-censorship I now have to practice and the general stifling PC environment is killing me a bit inside. It is really infuriating that you can be a fantastic employee for over a year and one little fluke is enough to be pushed out.
7. Speaking of teeth (since it seemed a popular topic early in the thread)...I used to play french horn and was set to be first chair in the school band (and we were a really strong program). Then I needed braces. My orthodontist was the father of the kid who ended up beating me out for first chair. Eventually the braces wore down my nerves in my lips enough that I lost some precision and ended up giving up on the instrument at the end of HS. Apparently now they have removable braces.