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podlingAnd I am back online!!! It's been a rough few weeks without my computer, but it's back, and it's better, and it loves me again. Okay, it doesn't love me really, but at least it's not possessed. Or rather, if it is possessed, it's possessed by me.
Anyway... short things I meant to post recently:
Driving around aimlessly (well, actually, it was purposefully, but driving around procrastinating seems aimless) in MA way back when (2 weekends ago) I saw a sign on a bar that said, "Dar Bah". Say that out loud, pretending you're a masshole when you say it. Cracked me up! I was so wishing I had a phone in my camera when I saw it.
The spider that lived in, on, and around my car died a rather windshield smudging death on the way back from said trip. And I know it wasn't very life affirming to kill it, but you know what? That sucker taunted me more than once, and he creeped me right the fuck out. I possibly could've done it less messily, but I was on the GSP when I did it.
Plus I keep using that phrase, "creeped me right the fuck out" but I'm really not sure why. It's like it's stuck in my head on a repeat loop. Like when someone staying at my house randomly screamed at 4 a.m. Creeped me right the fuck out! So did the trailer for that movie White Noise. So don't need to see that and give my electronics ideas. Just the trailer creeped me out!!!
The learning to be nice to my coworkers class went pretty well. It turns out I'm an analytic expressive, which as far as I can tell in gamer geek terms means lawful evil. Which is funny, as I would've probably pegged myself as neutral good. Though I did peg myself as analytic expressive. That must be the analytic part coming right to the fore. Anyway, the class was decent and it forced me to confront the fact that the issues I have with specific people at work are actually *not* things that can be changed very much by behavior modification. One is a simple lack of respect, in both directions, and the other... well, no matter how I try to get someone to do something, if they're not willing and able to do it... yeah. So, in a way it was frustrating. In another... I think it was good.
Anyway... short things I meant to post recently:
Driving around aimlessly (well, actually, it was purposefully, but driving around procrastinating seems aimless) in MA way back when (2 weekends ago) I saw a sign on a bar that said, "Dar Bah". Say that out loud, pretending you're a masshole when you say it. Cracked me up! I was so wishing I had a phone in my camera when I saw it.
The spider that lived in, on, and around my car died a rather windshield smudging death on the way back from said trip. And I know it wasn't very life affirming to kill it, but you know what? That sucker taunted me more than once, and he creeped me right the fuck out. I possibly could've done it less messily, but I was on the GSP when I did it.
Plus I keep using that phrase, "creeped me right the fuck out" but I'm really not sure why. It's like it's stuck in my head on a repeat loop. Like when someone staying at my house randomly screamed at 4 a.m. Creeped me right the fuck out! So did the trailer for that movie White Noise. So don't need to see that and give my electronics ideas. Just the trailer creeped me out!!!
The learning to be nice to my coworkers class went pretty well. It turns out I'm an analytic expressive, which as far as I can tell in gamer geek terms means lawful evil. Which is funny, as I would've probably pegged myself as neutral good. Though I did peg myself as analytic expressive. That must be the analytic part coming right to the fore. Anyway, the class was decent and it forced me to confront the fact that the issues I have with specific people at work are actually *not* things that can be changed very much by behavior modification. One is a simple lack of respect, in both directions, and the other... well, no matter how I try to get someone to do something, if they're not willing and able to do it... yeah. So, in a way it was frustrating. In another... I think it was good.
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lawful evil?
Date: 2004-09-17 05:21 am (UTC)Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't I remember you commenting how "Mystic River" reminded you of some of your family members?
I took a personality test once. On the Myers-Briggs scale I came out to be an ENFP,
which I think stands for Extroverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Perceptive. Personally, I tend to think of myself as Chaotic Good.
Re: lawful evil?
Date: 2004-09-17 06:13 am (UTC)I took that test a couple of times, but I don't remember what I came out as. I think I was more or less Chaotic Good.