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Billie Holiday - As Time Goes By - YouTube

these songs are just sexy Smokey Robinson and the Miracles (Crusin) - YouTube Diana Ross and The Supremes with The Temptations I'm Gonna Make You Love Me - YouTube

I love all types of music. I got in a fight with my friend who works in the music industry about the labeling and categorization of music. He put on a festival last year called governors ball music festival in New York. He asked my opinion about putting together lineups and he wants to get Indy...

See, for me, there is nothing I love more than "greyskies" because, either way, I'm going to stay inside whether its nice or shitty out, and when it's shitty out, this means that everyone else's day is ruined. This gives me some sadistic pleasure for some reason. Anyway, welcome to the forum.

Good points. Sometimes it's hard for people to determine the intent behind an action or statement. I like to think that I'm decent at distinguishing arrogance from self-confidence. I've never read Abraham Maslow, but he sounds interesting. I think they are "judgement calls," but I was...

Let me stress that there is a difference between going to college to get a degree and going to college to get an "education." I have no doubt that college is not particularly necessary to become proficient or knowledgeable in a subject of interest. Where I come from at least, having the degree...

Yes, yes it is. What's your opinion on self-confidence and maturity, though? I guess I should have asked that in my post.

Came across this in my documents. One of my stupid ramblings from some time ago. It is interesting the way you perceive yourself and how other people perceive you. I think becoming more mature means having more self-confidence. And I believe self-confidence will get you pretty damn far in this...

Agreed. There's always some "laugh out loud" moments for me when I read Kafka. I find some of his stuff absurdly funny. Right now I am reading the Autobiography of Gandhi and The Beak of the Finch by Jonathan Weiner.

I don't get why he asked for "likes." If I was 15, I would have asked for sex; nonetheless, hopefully his intention was to bring awareness to his affliction and not just as an ego-booster. In that case, I see no problem in participating, though, like DT, I do sort of despise "likes" for some...

I think I'm sort of the same way. If I do go out, I drink pretty heavily. Of course this means I'll smoke a shit load of cigarettes as well. Like the OP, there is definitely an awkwardness I feel in social situations. Drinking helps. I don't find too much wrong with this. My friends and I...

I was in the holiday spirit: Larry David - Worshiping Jesus is gay - YouTube

hahaha. epic.

I didn't know this was an INTP thing. I just thought I had a drinking problem.

the pedobear song is kind of catchy. It just felt wrong to listen to it haha

29. I've been calling the muppets communists for years. Right after the episode where Kermit's Manifesto called for the overthrow of Fraggle Rock and Dr. Bunsen Honeydew poisoned Gonzo the Great. All the signs were there.

What's your poison then? Sometimes, I can become more articulate but most the times I'll speak using more abstract language, then have to explain myself even more with endless and endless examples that pop into my mind. I suppose that my state is dependent on externalities: the person...

Please switch places with me. Your life sounds amazing. I've never been to Sweden either.

Definitely acting. I don't see any tears, mostly people making a bunch of noise. I'm guessing a lot of people were paid to go out there and do that.

Ha. I would just do a general overview then keep it to Q & A sessions. Then after no one raised their hand after 5 seconds, I would say thank you then run out of there. But, yeah, I agree with Snafu. If I give a presentation, I have to write out some sort of script or else I'll just go...

Once you turn 13 and have your bar/bat mitzvah you will become a man/woman. Until then, I will consider you young, whiny, and immature. :)

I always hear the expression that money doesn't equal happiness. However, I was wondering whether having lots of money gives you the opportunity to be more happy (if that makes sense)? Would you ever consider being miserable for a couple of years to make lots of money? Have you ever compromised...

bizarro george was the best. Yeah, I've noticed Larry David recycles many of the ideas from Seinfeld, but he always takes the idea to another level. I couldn't really pick which show I like better. Although a lot of the same type of humor is involved, Seinfeld and Curb are completely different...

What about Stanley Kubrick? He was known to do an interminable amount of takes. He would have to get shots from every possible angle, make his actors approach the scene using every range of emotion, and was the consummate perfectionist. When he finally got enough money he moved to England...

I don't use the word brilliant that often to describe somebody, but Larry David is someone I consider brilliant. His story lines are so unique and all of the intricate scenarios somehow connect and come together at the end. I also love how no topic is off limits: pissing on a painting of Jesus...

Your first problem is thinking in terms of "cliques." Make friends with the individual, not with cliques, and that way you avoid all the pressure you might feel on how you should act in a group dynamic. An individual's behavior changes in a group dynamic. Generally, we are non- confrontational...

Yeah, me too. I keep on telling myself that I'll write the next great American novel one day. It's on my list of things to do. Just haven't gotten roun' there yet. I have a feeling that even in a good economy we INTPs still would have a hard time figuring out what to do. I wouldn't be...

Was raised by both parents. My mother's ISFJ too. Like I said before, my father and I agree on many things and share many interests. The way I approach certain situations, and how I come to a conclusion, is completely antithetical to him though, even if we might end up with the same conclusion...

Man. This is a hard one. I'm sure there were many books that influenced my world view in some way. 1. The Giving Tree: Shel Silverstein 2. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Mark Twain 3. Brave New World: Huxley 4. Fahrenheit 451: Bradbury 5. 1984: Orwell 6. Atlas Shrugged and The...

The idea of being a rebel because you listen to a certain kind of music or wear different clothes is absurd. That is the superficial sort of rebellion. Eventually, wearing that type of clothing (i.e. goth) becomes a sort of uniform. And there's nothing rebellious about that. Being disagreeable...

My dad's an ESFJ and I don't think we are similar one bit. I guess I can say there are many things that both interest us (love of history, adventure, sports, etc), but I wouldn't say this makes us share any of the same personality qualities.

I thought this would be kind of amusing as I'm in the library and have not been able to concentrate on my work for the past 20 minutes. What should you be doing right now instead of being on this site or exploring the web? I'll go first: Writing a Letter of Intent for my Contracts class.

INTPs. They're all such lazy bastards. Naturally, I'm a self-loathing INTP.

At this point, just get any job for the time being. What about being a substitute teacher in math or science? Then eventually you can find the job you want. Going to grad school will just render you more in debt at this point. Right? Try writing a novel. Or writing in general. This helps get...

travel the world on my own plane start my own liquor distillery and/or brewery or maybe I'd just become an entitled drunk

Take your next exam. You'll feel better about yourself after you take it. I can promise you that. It sounds like you put a lot of pressure on yourself, give maximum effort one semester, and then get burned out the next. Take some "easier courses" next semester, gain some balance in your life...

haha. these guys are so catchy. Chromeo - Needy Girl (Video Version) - YouTube

Yeah, I think I smirk a lot. Usually it's due to some thought in my head. It comes at very random moments though. Also, sometimes certain situations make me smirk because of the absurdity of it. I guess I haven't really articulated my annoyance that well. I suppose I'm more annoyed with constant...

I get what you're saying. Just trying to give the kid some words of encouragement. There were many times in my life I wanted to run away, quit, forsake the world, etc... Once you start thinking that it's alright to not finish the task, this could quickly turn into a life motto. University is not...

I feel your pain brother. I remember taking classes in undergrad that were requirements, or that ended up being stupid, and just not caring anymore. I could've just dropped the classes but instead ended up with bad grades. It took a few reality checks to get my act together. It took me a little...

If you see my mom say hello for me.

Sometimes going through a major transition is hard. I've been in your position several times throughout my life too. You could just be in a funk and it might take some time getting used to your new routines. If you're truly unhappy and feel a tremendous burden, you might have to make a change...

I'm the first one to smile when it's warranted. And I have a real strong laugh. I don't have a problem with smiling. I'm talking about someone who smiles all the time in every situation. For instance, I was in court a few months ago for a child murder case. The forensics expert who was on the...

that's what i'm talking about!!! haha. And I thought I was a sadistic bastard. I think everyone has fantasies but are just afraid to admit it. Your fantasies happen to be more twisted than mine. This does not mean it is not normal to have these type of fantasies. There is no normal when it...

I've found that someone who knows a lot of people doesn't necessarily have "true friends." I've come to the conclusion that quality is more important than quantity. I have a few close friends like you and we love each other's company. They appreciate me for who I am and there's no putting on...

SpaceYeti: It sounds like you love being a dad. I could see myself acting the same as you do with my own child (if I had one). Trebuchet: Your daughter seems great and it seems like you take the job of a parent very seriously. I could see myself looking at my kid as a "project," but at the...

1. How are INTPs as parents (generally speaking)? 2. Does anyone have an INTP parent? If so, are they hands on? 3. How would you think an INTP would be as a parent?

Wow. The imagery. I think I just threw up in my mouth.