CyberTrixxie's Live Journal

In the year 2007 I resolve to: Poke a badger with a spoon. Get your resolution here.

Errr, yeees. I can see three ways to go about doing this:

1. Find an actual badger, poke it with an actual spoon

2. Find a pint of badger (beer), poke it with a spoon (Less fun)

3. Find a samurai badger, poke it with...erm...a spoon? (Remember *those* samurai badgers? Imagine trying to poke one of them. Eeek!)

http://www.teamtechnology.co.uk/mb-types/infj.htm

Your personality preferences are reported as: INFJ. The MMDI has come to that conclusion by matching the responses you gave with those expected by each of the 16 personality types.

The table (below) shows the degree of match between your scores and those preferred by each type (a higher score indicates a closer match)

A description of these types can be found at: http://www.teamtechnology.co.uk/mb-types/mb-types.htm

ISTJ 179
ISFJ 229
INFJ 383
INTJ 333

ISTP 179
ISFP 289
INFP 359
INTP 249

ESTP 107
ESFP 157
ENFP 311
ENTP 261

ESTJ 131
ESFJ 241
ENFJ 311
ENTJ 201

For advanced users only: the preference scores you achieved for each of the Jungian function-attitudes are in the table below.

Fe Fi Ne Ni Se Si Te Ti
20 25 21 28 7 14 10 15

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http://www.teamtechnology.co.uk/mmdi-re/mmdi-re.htm

( Hello, and Welcome to Legend Support! )

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You know the great thing? It's actually really quite fun. I kid you not. You get the occasional 'AAAARGHHH!!!!' but everything else is great. Problem solving - while blind! Talking to a possibly irate and/or stressed person. When they don't know what you're talking about. And when half the time, you don't either...

Today was an interesting and varied day. My entire open call list will either call me back on monday, or are waiting for an RITM, or are waiting on a recognised issue that will be fixed in the next deployment. Which means that the Theresa can switch off for the weekend. Wooo...

Shadovald was awesome. Great event, lots of fun. Somehow didn't die. Still recovering from it - need to get fitter. Got plot. Got lots of new plans and direction for Verity. Happy!

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Went for a great walk on Eggardon today. Even went to that single lone tree at the top - haven't been to it for a loooong time. And then wandered right off the edge to where the bellstone is (not to be confused with the hellstone), then continued on along ancient overgrown paths through the scrub and forests to the little village of powerstock, where I used to go to school. Wow, that brought back memories. A fair walk as well - a good two or three miles across uneven terrain. Fun!

Managed to get my hands on the Silent Hill soundtracks. Awesome. It's funny how you don't really notice half of this stuff while you're playing - so busy trying to run away in terror from horrible nasty decayed things with strange bits that don't quite fit and weird frames or cages to hold them in...

More family stuff this evening. Sadly, because our house is full of people, I haven't had any time to myself, and nor have I been able to fulfil my usual desire for strange crappy late night horror movies. Always been something on the go. That's why it was nice to get out to Eggardon today - no people! Just miles and miles of exquisite rolling hills, woods and rocks.

You Are 40% Evil

A bit of evil lurks in your heart, but you hide it well. In some ways, you are the most dangerous kind of evil.

The Choir Teacher You scored 67 Friendliness, 82 Comprehensible, 62 Creativity, and 41 Organization!

You teach kids how to sing. You are friendly, nice-looking, and very creative. Your concerts are a smash. Too bad you can never find those choir music sheets from last month. Geez, clean your classroom!!! What you teach: Choir. Average grade of your students: A Percent of kids that like you: 84

My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 99% on Friendliness You scored higher than 99% on Comprehensible You scored higher than 99% on Creativity You scored higher than 99% on Organization

Link: The What Kind of Teacher Are You Test written by filmluver12899 on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Slow Zombies You scored 35 Violence, 27 Holiness, 27 Reasonableness, and 12 Focus!

Alright. You like to kill and like heavy body armor. Good instincts. And it works well. This is, unless the zombies use tools or tactics. Or overpower you. Or have an evil master who uses them strategically. Or when they are caused by something other than a bite. (say, by violent tendencies...) Try not to be so trigger happy, and maybe get a goal other than blasting things. Unless they are slow, mindless, average zombies. In which case: Go to town!

My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 99% on Violence You scored higher than 99% on Holiness You scored higher than 99% on Reasonableness You scored higher than 99% on Focus

Link: The What Zombies Would You Survive Test written by goodorevil1 on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Slow monsters all the way! It's much more fun when they're slow. You can take your time to shoot bits off them. It's much more fun to battle slow inexorability than instant death - keeps the tension up.

If there is someone on your friends list with whom you would like to engage in a hot, sweaty, 4-hour long sexual encounter which, in terms of voracity, would sound like someone banging two steer carcasses together while stirring a 50 gallon bowl of macaroni and cheese over a public address system...

...post this exact sentence in your journal.

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I don't think I'd use precisely that analogy, since it makes me think 'ick, sweaty bodies' rather than 'mm people I am attracted to'.

Erm. Yeah...Anyway...I had a good rant a short while ago. The Tom listens well, he does, yes.

"Name ten of life's simple pleasures that you like most, then pick ten people to do the same. Try to be original and creative and not to use things that someone else has already used."

1. Pub lunches with my family in beautiful, happy Dorset
2. LARPing with my friends, meeting interesting new people and killing them/being killed by them in interesting new ways
3. That wonderful feeling when you've come home after spending all day working, and can afford to take a few hours' break
4. Waking up, realising it's 9am on a Saturday, and drifting back into oblivion for a while
5. When you're sooo tired and thirsty and hot that you can't hold the bottle of inevitable sugary energy drink straight so it ends up going everywhere - but you don't care, because you're too happy-tired!
6. The happy warm giggly feeling you get when you've just done something constructive, your favourite song is playing, you've just had a great meal and things are looking up
7. Train journeys. I actually really like two+ hours' worth of enforced stillness and quietness
8. Curling up on the sofa in front of the fire, laptop on conveniently placed table, playing a nice fun adventure game or reading a book
9. Doing something creative that actually turns out *right*
10. Drifting off to sleep to the beautiful, relaxing sound of Loreena McKennitt

Not tagging anyone - do it if you want, if you don't, don't!

So this is how it rolls: List ten things you want to say to ten different people. Do not state who these people are. Do not confirm or deny any 'comment speculation'.

1. Lighten up. I can't work out whether it's a problem with me, or with other people in general, but you used to be a lot more pleasant to talk to. Now it seems like anything I say (and, for that matter, anything that most other people say) is just background noise that you shrug off while waiting for the only other *real* member of the conversation to speak. It can't be what I think it is, because that's just lame.

2. Don't hate me. I don't know what I did to deserve it, but I wish you'd give me a break - irrational hatred is a terrible thing to be faced with, especially when it's constantly being sprouted behind your back. You used to be a friend, now I'm terrified to be in your presence for fear of provoking snide comments or further bitching. Having said that, I think you have, at least to some extent, eased off. Thankyou. While I was worried for a while back there that we had a serious problem, things seem to have really mellowed out. Or maybe I just don't hear about it anymore.

3. Will you forever remain just out of reach, gone before you've even finished arriving? And even if it weren't the case, would I *really* want it to be so anyway? I think I'm far too fickle, and you're too fickle too. Which is a shame, because we'd be awesome (if simultaneously terribly, terribly awful).

4. And you - Argh! You could have had me. It would have been awful, and pathological, and messed up and terribly bad for both of us (but especially you) - but I can't help feel that despite the obvious differences, we'd have *worked* on some fundamental, primal, impossible level. We're so different, but so alike...

5. You're a great person, and a surprisingly good friend. You've gone from mild disinterest to occasional almost seething annoyance to bloody good friends, and despite the faint nagging cynicism I can't quite escape and occasional 'argh, stop talking now, I'm irritated', you're a remarkably sound person to talk to.

6. You were nice to me when I felt like I had nobody in the world. You have absolutely no idea what great things your kindness has done for me - but it meant so much, you picked me up out of a hole that I thought I'd never, ever, ever escape from - oh, if you could see me now! I know you almost certainly won't ever read this, but thankyou so very much for being so great.

7. You never knew, but way back in the mists of time I really, really liked you. I still do, all this time later. If it wasn't for circumstance, I wonder how things would have worked. 'Course, you have no idea, not even the most tiny inkling, even now. I'll open your eyes, maybe, one day, given half a chance - and show you how great being silly can be!

8. You're gourgeous. Fabulous. You make me jealous, you do. Curiously, I always wondered, in fact in many ways I secretly sort of wished it were so. I still yearn for another. Perhaps that was why it wasn't going to happen. Oh, forgive me.

9. Fuckface. Ha, hahahaha! Those endless wasted hours...Bus Washes, Singularities, The Mothman Prophecies. I take pride in having been nice. You (and your other half- oh, come on, you hated each other far too much for it not to be so! You were like an old married couple...) were wonderfully funny. Wonder what you're up to now. Wonder if you're wondering. Doubt it, you never were that sort (or at least, you wouldn't have admitted it). We'll have to hook up again some time. Throw some insults, just like old time's sake.

10. And YOU! God damnit, it was good to talk the other day. How many hours, how many wasted business studies lessons. Remember the goatse incident? Remember finding the admin account? Arse burgers? Remember *him*? And *him*? Remember the hours we spent devising, scheming and generally being really quite disturbing? Remember those random drives to Bournemouth and back, because we *could*? You took the piss out of me mercilessly, far more than this bunch ever will (and probably ever could), and yet it never got to me because for some reason it was *appropriate* rather than vaguely nasty. I'll probably never actually see you again, but I'll remember the good times always. You made things bearable, you insensitive, hateful, angry, nerdy, intolerant but somehow still incredibly likeable bastard.

Changeling yesterday was fun. Fun fun fun. I'm glad people seemed to enjoy it - it was rather fun to run. The voices! They speak, and I must follow! I'm inspired. Muahaha...

Shadovald today rocked. Great fun to play, great fun to monster. Finally, for the first time playing this character, I got to fight demons. Yay. (Damnit, I need that Runeblade spell!). Apparently, there was a cock-up of some kind on the second mission - which is odd. Nothing seemed particularly amiss or awry. In fact, everything seemed pretty, well, straightforward. Very little faff, loads of fun. Was great. Especially the 'BOOOOM' at the end. That whole last 'cutscene' bit felt very 40k/hostile waters.



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