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Just a Mort wrote:For all of you who are curious why you act in certain ways, I recommend The Myers Briggs Personality test
There are 16 different personalities and I find(tested it on myself) its fairly accurate in describing you. That being said, some of you may find it uncomfortable sharing the results with others, which I understand since personalities are quite private things.
Theory of Myers Briggs.
INTP here. Which probably explains a lot.
(Except for that whole lazy thing. That's just insulting for no good reason. Paralyzed by indecision and lazy are very different problems)
I'm enfj! Im loud and fun to be around and boorishly attack my problems head on once I have made up my mind! FORWARD!
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Just a Mort wrote:Lynora – you need to delegate the workload. You can’t be everywhere at one time. Failing that, then you’ll just need to accept that’s the best you can do.Yeah, it's more the acceptance thing. My husband is up to his eyeballs in work projects. The kidlet is up to his eyeballs in homework. And even if they weren't, they're not much good at arts and crafts. Or cooking and baking. I mean, they try, but it's not what you would call a talent. And definitely not going to take up sewing. The poor kidlet freaks out every time I use the sewing machine because he's afraid I'm going to sew my fingers. No matter how many times I've showed him that this is literally impossible on my machine. I've used the older models where it wasn't impossible and never had it happen with those either. (I sincerely miss that old machine from the 50s that I learned on. Best sewing machine ever. You could do anything with that machine. It had no safety features at all. I was sad when my mom gave it away.) So yeah, basically, I need to accept that sometimes I have to buy some ready made things because I need sleep and such. :P
love those machines. Heavily associate them with my dad.
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You actually keep up with this thread?
S~#@, I thought everyone just sort of popped in and out at random. Except captain yesterday. He's everywhere.
He's always watching...
I would not be surprised to find out they were the same person. Or somehow related. Or one of those weird situations where their wives look EXACTLY alike.
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I swear, my family is bound and determined to kill me off through sheer stress so they can inherit my
debtmassive wealth.As I've mentioned, NobodysWife has a fairly open feud with my sister-in-law, all caused, fomented, stoked, and encouraged by my gossip-happy mother, who never met a soul she couldn't say something nasty about behind their back.
Needless to say, NobodysWife is extremely sensitive to our family dynamics as a result. A good portion of her wants to disown them all, but she also knows that I feel that family is extremely important (paladin of Erastil and all), so she's willing to see how our nephews grow up.
Today I got a care package from my mother with our Christmas gifts. One for me, one for Impus Minor, and one for Impus Major.
Yep. My own mother did not send my wife a Christmas present, but made sure everyone else got one!
And the saddest part? I know exactly what happened: She was planning on getting gifts for the kids, went to the store to get them, saw something she thought I'd like, picked it up, and sent it all out, not for a moment considering the fact that she was implicitly snubbing NobodysWife.
And now I have to calm the whole thing down.
Stoopid family!
if it helps I am the same way. I see things people would like and get them for them. Sometimes this means I have something for everyone but one person, other times it means someone gets 7 of something and everyone else goes without. I'm sorry, Nobodyswife.
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John Napier 698 wrote:*Glares disapprovingly at junior Brute Squad member* So ... disappointing.I could easily see you vaguely nodding in the direction of rough men who would grab said young brute squaddie under each arm and wordlessly cart him off to some horrid fate despite his protests...
What can I say? The good Baron is rubbing off on me.
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John Napier 698 wrote:*Glares disapprovingly at junior Brute Squad member* So ... disappointing.I could easily see you vaguely nodding in the direction of rough men who would grab said young brute squaddie under each arm and wordlessly cart him off to some horrid fate despite his protests...
You mean ... Twenty four hours of training videos, with exams? Where a failure starts the whole cycle over?
Just a Mort
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Give a man a fish, you keep him fed for a day.
Teach a man how to fish, he sits in a boat and drinks beer all day long.
Give a man a fire, you keep him warm for the night.
Set him on fire, you keep him warm for the rest of his life.
Don’t try the second. Really.
Glad your players enjoyed captain bloodtusk. I can't even do voices :(
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A GM I used to play with tried to do an Australian accent for a character and missed slightly. Instead, he went redneck. Like Bubba J redneck. It made for an interesting conversation.
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Limeylongears wrote:Terrinam wrote:Oh, nice! What other swords do you have?Er...
3 x tulwars, which, luckily, you can pick up pretty cheap (all sharp)
2 x sidesword trainers, one steel, one nylon;
1 x Hungarian sabre trainer;
A kukri (sharp)
Three or four knives & daggers, some sharp, some trainers.
Various accessories, like shields and whathaveyou.
I work full-time, have no kids, do Historical European Martial Arts, and like swords quite a lot...
Nice collection!
Have you ever tried an arming sword?
I have - a number of my friends and acquaintances have them. I tend to concentrate on Renaissance-era stuff, though, where a more complex hilt is generally used, and when I do use an arming sword, I end up putting my finger over the cross-guard anyway, which means I get whacked on the finger a lot...
Do you have one, blunt or sharp?
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Just a Mort wrote:*notes down that talking about firearms is politics*It's not firearms in general that's political, but rather the banning or prohibition of such. It's a highly, highly, HIGHLY politicized issue in the US and a few other places, one that can get EXTREMELY volatile.
OMG. Like, I have a gun, but I'm decidely neutral on the entire issue of gun control and go to great lengths to avoid the topic because it's such a minefield, and I just keep getting dragged in. I straight up tell people to leave me out of that argument and they don't.
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Happy birthday Freehold, hopefully it doesn't get marred by flaming bikes.
Is there a reason why the artillery fires bikes and not something else?
Because Freehold rides a bike. I think. Maybe. I don't really know. Luckily though his hatred of math means he can't calculate trajectory very well and so you're not in much danger of being hit.
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Taliesan wrote:Because Freehold rides a bike. I think. Maybe. I don't really know. Luckily though his hatred of math means he can't calculate trajectory very well and so you're not in much danger of being hit.Happy birthday Freehold, hopefully it doesn't get marred by flaming bikes.
Is there a reason why the artillery fires bikes and not something else?
An inability to accurately calculate trajectory is made irrelevant by a sufficiently large barrage fired at enough different angles
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The Vagrant Erudite wrote:I would not be surprised to find out they were the same person. Or somehow related. Or one of those weird situations where their wives look EXACTLY alike.You actually keep up with this thread?
S~#@, I thought everyone just sort of popped in and out at random. Except captain yesterday. He's everywhere.
He's always watching...
whoops! This may have been in response to the wrong post- for clarity, I was comparing tacticslion and captain yesterday.
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Another highlight was when one of the players asked the coxswain (don't laugh at that) if there were any "rules of the sea" that they should know. The coxswain (I said don't laugh) replied "Rule number 1: This is a river, not the sea. Rule number 2: Don't fall in."
snort laughter
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Happy Birthday, Freehold!
I'd find a cake to jump out of, but it's too far to the top of the next page.
That's okay, I dont want to run the risk of this happening.
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So how was your birthday, Freehold?
I can only do irritating, high pitched squeaky gnome voice. The kind of voice you get when you breathe in a helium balloon.
so far it has been restful. I slept for 7 hours. About to shave. Have a party with free food and booze tonight so I think it is going to be AMAZING overall.
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Taliesan wrote:Because Freehold rides a bike. I think. Maybe. I don't really know. Luckily though his hatred of math means he can't calculate trajectory very well and so you're not in much danger of being hit.Happy birthday Freehold, hopefully it doesn't get marred by flaming bikes.
Is there a reason why the artillery fires bikes and not something else?
also this. And math is evil!