Myers-Briggs personality types -- and quiz

[Van Buren Supernova]

There there..lightning bolt for you.

[Arcadia]

Thank goodness. If it had been the worn out shoelaces I would just give up all hope now.

[Van Buren Supernova]

*cough* google earth *cough* taser gun *cough* =updated Intp XD

 

I am not sorry

[SherlockedCAMPer]

INFP actually fits me pretty accurately for these latest ones.

 

Me when sleep deprived for too long: eyes start crossing when really tired, after a few days of less sleep anything & everything can be funny for no valid reason, then, if it goes on long enough, I cry for no valid reason. As an adult I know to get a nap in stat after the giggly stage. And I can have the b**** moments tossed in there as well but not always whiny either.

[sittything]

I am most definitely not the nicest sleep deprived person.  My H would lololol about that all day.  

[Van Buren Supernova]

 

Told ya I have an INTP friend and we like to compare and laugh at each other's face, and make other types look at us funny.

[Arcadia]

I object to that portrayal of an INTP. We know that is NOT the correct way to ride in a balloon. :p

[T.o.b.y]

[SherlockedCAMPer]

I object to that portrayal of an INTP. We know that is NOT the correct way to ride in a balloon. :P

 

That's the MacGyver way of dealing with a hot air balloon without a basket.

[Van Buren Supernova]

In any case the Macgyver needs to lose weight to lift the balloon, there is only one thing he could drop. XD

[Arcadia]

His pants, you mean? :d

[Van Buren Supernova]

I don't think he wears pants.... Holy Smoke! On closer look, he wears some kind of full suit?

 

Okay, provided it is indeed practical to ride balloon that way, I still think it's bogus because he would need a bigger or at least a couple of balloons that size to lift him up comfortably. 

 

Let's go nuts:

Assuming balloon is 3 meter diameter (imperial what?), it holds around 14000 liters of helium.

1000 liter of helium lifts 1 kilograms. That man looks about 80 kilogram.

Provided everything else is weightless, you need 6 of those to lift him. XD XD XD

 

Okay, my straight-jacket is back from laundry.

 

[SherlockedCAMPer]

I don't think he wears pants.... Holy Smoke! On closer look, he wears some kind of full suit?

 

Okay, provided it is indeed practical to ride balloon that way, I still think it's bogus because he would need a bigger or at least a couple of balloons that size to lift him up comfortably. 

 

Let's go nuts:

Assuming balloon is 3 meter diameter (imperial what?), it holds around 14000 liters of helium.

1000 liter of helium lifts 1 kilograms. That man looks about 80 kilogram.

Provided everything else is weightless, you need 6 of those to lift him. XD XD XD

 

Okay, my straight-jacket is back from laundry.

 

Hot air balloons typically don't use helium.  They just heat the air inside so that it is warmer than the outside air causing it to rise.  So what size balloon would you need for an 80 Kg male with that info?  (to lazy to google it at that moment)

[Arcadia]

I've said it before (and I'll probably say it again) ... we need new episodes.

 

:p

[Van Buren Supernova]

Hot air balloons typically don't use helium...

If it's hot air ballons....,one thing, where is the propane tank/tanks? :P

 

 

I've said it before (and I'll probably say it again) ... we need new episodes.

:P

You did??

When?

Doesn't ring a bell. XD :D

 

Alright, feel obligated to bring this back to topic.

Let's see... how we are going to die..

 

I have to laugh at how the ISFJ dies on the second one. XD

[SherlockedCAMPer]

 

Hot air balloons typically don't use helium...

If it's hot air ballons....,one thing, where is the propane tank/tanks? :P

 

 

I've said it before (and I'll probably say it again) ... we need new episodes.

:P

You did??

When?

Doesn't ring a bell. XD :D

 

Alright, feel obligated to bring this back to topic.

Let's see... how we are going to die..

 

I have to laugh at how the ISFJ dies on the second one. XD

 

 

The picture does show the burners active.  The tanks for the burners are apparently invisible or microscopic.

 

Either INFP death could be me and the INTJ deaths fit Sherlock all too well.

[T.o.b.y]

Ha! I can totally see myself walking off a cliff by accident. I have this tendency to run into things when lost in thought. Love going out with my husband, who will occasionally take my elbow and guide me like a blind person while I talk blue streak about the fate of the universe. :-p

[SherlockedCAMPer]

While trying to find how each MBTI type would handle hunger I came across these that aren't related to the search very well.

 

 

 

Technically the ENFJ proverb is Jewish not English from the mouth of Jesus in Matthew 7:12 and it wouldn't surprise me if ESFP's Seize the Day could be attributed to someone not English who spoke Latin.

 

 

Or this beauty:

 

 

And finally:

 

 

[SherlockedCAMPer]

Still haven't found hungry ones exactly but I did find this one:

 

 

I only risked the INFP problem my final year of High School when my dad sub-taught at my school. Thankfully he never subbed for my math teacher.  I'm more likely to have the INTJ, ESTP, ENTP, & ESTJ awkward moments.  ESTJ happens a few times & I had 1 person whose name I forgot all the time.  I finally have her name down now that we no longer see each other at church.

[Van Buren Supernova]

I don't really feel awkward when opening door in wrong direction. In fact, my subconscious mind is rebellious about it so I almost always do the opposite of what the signs say. It works okay anyway about 70% maybe.

But the one at the airport is very true, it would be a long rant if I started, so I shouldn't. 

 

Okay, I agree with this one as well. 

And it's PINK!

 

And because everyone here is very well mannered, let's find excuses to punch each other in the face.

 

[Shadow Dweller]

Childhood struggles of every MBTI types. psychologyjunkie.com/2015/09/17/the-childhood-struggles-of-every-myers-briggs-type/

 

Wish my parents take this to heart instead of forcing me to grow according to SJ Guardian's ideals.

[SherlockedCAMPer]

The INFP description is so me.  I'm in the middle of writing 2 books (not Sherlock related) & will be starting a new one (related to the other 2 that is part of a series of 4+ books) next month plus the editing all of them.  I also have about 10 books and/or series that are in some state of being read.  And there is my art work and my disaster of a room.

[J.P.]

The childhood description of INTJ fits better. I wish my parents knew this. I wish I knew this.

[Inge l-w]

No surprises for me, either! Having ended up as Sherlock so many times in ShadowDweller's quizzes, I was identified as I 19%, N 22%, T 25% and J 44%! System Builder, arrogant know-it-all, perfectionist, best at doing what I know, few but select friends! Right, that should be Mycroft, shouldn't it? Maybe I'd better revisit the other quizzes. Still, being in the same group as some of the best brains isn't bad at all: Professor Moriarty, ( NOT dear Jim, the original!), Horatio Hornblower and George Smiley! INTJs all.

[Shadow Dweller]

No surprises for me, either! Having ended up as Sherlock so many times in ShadowDweller's quizzes, I was identified as I 19%, N 22%, T 25% and J 44%! System Builder, arrogant know-it-all, perfectionist, best at doing what I know, few but select friends! Right, that should be Mycroft, shouldn't it? Maybe I'd better revisit the other quizzes. Still, being in the same group as some of the best brains isn't bad at all: Professor Moriarty, ( NOT dear Jim, the original!), Horatio Hornblower and George Smiley! INTJs all.

*grins* With that kind of score, someone who did not know about cognitive functions would say that you are borderline ESFP 'The Entertainer'.