What annoys you about other personality types?

[Elizabeth9999]

Ever since learning a bit about the different personality types, I've sometimes begun "typing" other people and attributing some of their annoying habits/attributes to their personality type. Here are some thoughts about different personality types:

ISTJ: Can't think for himself, total worker bee, great at "small logic" but not "big logic", generally an annoying personality
ENTJ: Total asshole, enjoys critiquing others, no respect for others' feelings, has great difficulty with others being smarter than her
ESTJ: More intelligent than you might assume; easy to get along with, even when they are in positions in authority, because all you need do to gain their approval is do good work and suck up to them
INTJ: Hard to type unless you get to know the person closely, awesome, surprise you with their intelligence :)
ISTP: Surprisingly insightful, caring
ENFP: May turn you off at first with their outgoing nature, but they are genuinely nice and exceedingly mentally quick

[OneBadMother]

Some of those aren't exactly criticisms. :P

[stuntgp2000]

Hi,

ENTJ:
I registered myself in this forum just to say you are absolutely right about your ENTJ description.

Man !! ENTJs are sick of thinking of themselves as being logic and rational. Although, they are smart, logical and seem to be right in dealing with short term and immediate happenings , they can't hold the ground in front of an INTJ.

I knew an ENTJ person for 5 months or so, I couldn't really imagine how they can see themselves as being right. They don't care for the feelings of others. Personally. I will have no mercy toward the next ENTJs in my life, they want to be argumentative and I will deliver the battle they want to fight. Nothing will stop me until they all give up.

Being an INTJ myself, I prefer not to lead the way first, I prefer someone more specialized a field to take the charge. Besides, before, I didn't mind if ENTJs are considered natural leaders, but right now, I will die before letting them lead the way.

To all INTJs out there, there is no one like us, we are the only one able to handle things right, the only one who can take the charge and it's an illusion to wait for someone else to be able to handle tasks as they should. Our open mindedness give us three wonderful values, we are more strategic, more pragmatic, and more open minded above all other M-B types.

INTP: Thank you God because you made me an INTJ. Now, I certainly know the value of that "J" in the end.

INTJ: they are difficult to detect. Stop being silent, express your ideas, go out, conquer the world outside your mind, no one will stand !!! and if you can't understand some of the others emotions take courses in Personal Development, Marketing, Management, Business and Psychology courses.

Regards,

Med

[OFL]

Med,

You think very much like i do. You are the only one i have encountered here so far that sounds like my type of INTJ (i know i have been here a short time). Do you know your Enneagram Type? I'm a type 8w7 with a sexual variant. I'm curious to see if your type is similar to mine. Also have you taken the weighted MBTI test. If so, if you don't mind, can you please post your scores. I have never found somebody that relates so close to me.

Anyways, good to have you here,

OFL :thumbsup:

[Nate08]

They all drive me crazy with frustration. Only if Eugenics played in our favour the world would be a smarter place.

[stuntgp2000]

@OFL

I have never taken an Enneagram Type test, but I have taken two tests today to see what it's all about. I have got these results:

Test1:
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Type 5 Type 6 Type 7 Type 8 Type 9
0 -2 2 -1 5 -4 -2 5 -3

Test2:
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 Type 5 Type 6 Type 7 Type 8 Type 9
6 6 5 3 4 3 1 5 3

The Nine Personality Types of the Enneagram
Type 1: The Reformer. The rational, idealistic type.
Type 2: The Helper. The caring, nurturing type.
Type 3: The Motivator. The adaptable, success-oriented type.
Type 4: The Artist. The intuitive, reserved type.
Type 5: The Thinker. The perceptive, cerebral type.
Type 6: The Skeptic. The committed, security-oriented type.
Type 7: The Generalist. The enthusiastic, productive type.
Type 8: The Leader. The powerful, aggressive type.
Type 9: The Peacemaker. The easygoing, accommodating type.

So I guess I'm a 85w6 in the first result and a 12w7 in the second ? please can anyone interpret them correctly If I didn't !?

For my MBTI scores, the original values, in other words, the true INTJ inside me are I:68% N:79% T:84% J:89%. You can find my personality profile here To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
But currently I'm often referred as an ENTJ with E:95% N:53% T:58% J:63% here To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

To conclude: I A M P A R A D O X A L, I can freak you out if you dare to try !!! ;D ;D

Regards :D

Med

[Evalind]

My husband is an INTP and his P-influenced scheduling system annoys me greatly.
If we need to be somewhere at 5pm, I think:
"Ok, if we leave here at 4:45 we'll get there at 5 on the dot, so we should probably try to leave a minute or two earlier than that, just in case the stop lights are out to get us tonight.
while my husband thinks:
"As long as we show up before 5:15, we're good."

I find this especially troubling when we're already running late and he STOPS AT THE GAS STATION FOR SODA-POP! GRRR!

[Nate08]

When ever I say "We have to be there at 6:00P.M." For example: that does not mean for my friend who is picking me up to leave there house as 6:00 P.M to come pick me up 15 minutes away then to get to our destination another 15 minutes later. 6:00 P.M means 6:00 P.M. Not 6:30. Seriously there is a lack on discipline in today's society.

[OneBadMother]

My husband is an INTP and his P-influenced scheduling system annoys me greatly.
If we need to be somewhere at 5pm, I think:
"Ok, if we leave here at 4:45 we'll get there at 5 on the dot, so we should probably try to leave a minute or two earlier than that, just in case the stop lights are out to get us tonight.
while my husband thinks:
"As long as we show up before 5:15, we're good."

I find this especially troubling when we're already running late and he STOPS AT THE GAS STATION FOR SODA-POP! GRRR!

Hehe, that sounds like me. The soda thing, that is. I am weirdly punctual, though. More often than not I arrive early or exactly on time. If neither of those apply, there's a good chance I won't show up at all.

[Henry]

Ever since learning a bit about the different personality types, I've sometimes begun "typing" other people and attributing some of their annoying habits/attributes to their personality type. Here are some thoughts about different personality types:

ISTJ: Can't think for himself, total worker bee, great at "small logic" but not "big logic", generally an annoying personality
ENTJ: Total asshole, enjoys critiquing others, no respect for others' feelings, has great difficulty with others being smarter than her
ESTJ: More intelligent than you might assume; easy to get along with, even when they are in positions in authority, because all you need do to gain their approval is do good work and suck up to them
INTJ: Hard to type unless you get to know the person closely, awesome, surprise you with their intelligence :)
ISTP: Surprisingly insightful, caring
ENFP: May turn you off at first with their outgoing nature, but they are genuinely nice and exceedingly mentally quick

Detest the ISTJ because they spend all their time coming up with red tape to cut through.

[imoutofhere]

I don't know which psychology types these fall into yet, but I do know what sorts irritate me. I'm more familiar with astrology and personal personality sorting systems, this one's new to me...

*Those who think they're intelligent when they're not, they'll have a fair amount of book smarts/memorized materials from their classes but are actually completely incapable of their own intelligent thought.
*Those who are overly confident and stubborn to the point of never backing down no matter how incredibly wrong they are. (I know I can do this, too, but it's because I'm right about 99% of the time and therefore don't expect to actually be wrong about something. If I realize I'm wrong or am proven, I will shut up though, no matter how strong I was in my opposition.)
*Those who are overly ignorant about something very key to know about in one's life for survival. i.e. Even if you're not an F, you should know enough about the human mind to be able to protect yourself from those with harmful alterior motives (which would be quickly learned is just about everyone).
*People who don't make sense, which is most people. (In fact, my brother's watching FLCL in here and it just keeps getting the WTF reaction out of me...)
*I also can't stand people who are so afraid of not being accepted that they put on acts and lie left and right, because it's completely ridiculous and only makes a mess for not only themselves but everyone else they know who had been exposed to such deceptions. Being timid is one thing, that's okay, but they shouldn't try to be what they're not.
A) They're likely to fail miserably.
B) It's an insult to those who they're making a mochery of.
C) It's an insult to the intelligence of everyone they're trying to fool.
D) They're doing it to forge relationships even though it's given the people will eventually see through the act. (Especially if they ever start living together.)
E) They're doing it to forge relationships, but if it's necessary, then they're forcing relationships that are a waste of everyone's time as they're not really compatible.
*Those who put blind attraction before compatibility, and then expect the relationship to last.

In school, all my friends fell into those... My current best friend is an INFJ (who I never met but still puts all the old friends to shame without trying), and we never fight or anything and can give each other ample support in our introversion and intellect. (She's "across the pond," so that goes to show that it is indeed true that IN_J's are rare sorts.) Closest we've gotten to a fight still was nowhere near such, just a mutually accepted disagreement where we both understood that it was just the F vs. T mindsets creating different approaches to a social problem. Because it was social, she was letting the desire to not hurt anyone before the facts, even with it concerning people I'd call total scum. We can go long times without talking without it hurting the friendship, too, it's great. No need to worry about each other off doing stupid things in the absence, or turning into different people since we're both above such kinds of influences and etc.

[jtskinner]

Overly romantic, overly emotional, rule followers(I do have an ISTJ friend though), authoritarian, and sometimes I find other types are very anti-intellectual. Plus, ESFx's have a need to fit in and be liked by everybody, etc. I hate that. I also hate being told by feelers to be nice.

[Firelie]

I have an ESFP coworker who constantly annoys me...my main problems with her are that she can't think ahead, and that she isn't willing to correct inefficiencies without someone above her telling her to, even though she sees them and doesn't like them.

(Case in point, she was working on a project this morning and she'd been told to make copies of certain files by someone who hadn't had any experience with the project, yet she was doing it the exact way she'd been shown even though she knew a better way to do it...she was complaining to me about how she was hogging the copier and how long it was taking, so I told her to go back to the way she was doing it before. She started going on about how the supervisor had told her to do it this way, and I had to point it out to her that it didn't matter where the files came from as long as they were this certain type...)

[INTJoe]

Firelie, just reading that puts me on tilt. It wouldn't be so bad if she did things inefficiently but didnt whine about it.

It's like sh*t or get off the pot. I can't stand people who see problems clear as day, yet cannot bring themselves to address/correct them.

You should have punched her in the face for me. :-X

[Guido]

My apologies to the other types for what I'm about to say :o (No, I'm not really sorry hahaha)

ESFJ: Lets just get this out of the system first. They make irrational and emotional spur of the moment judgments and push them in your face because of their E. I don't think there is a more annoying type. I've been told from an overweight ESFJ (not maliciously) that I would end up with a pot belly in 10 years because I eat so much. I'm thin and really plan to stay that way. I was told by numerous ESFJs that I will fail out of junior high school/ high school/ cegep/ university (10+ times?) because I don't do any 'work' in class. I'm guessing this gives them a sense of self gratification by thinking that someone who isn't following their traditional 'system' is going to fail? Who knows...

ESFP: Their constant need for reassurance is overwhelming. They generally seem to lack self-control or moral compass which results in them just using their peers as a benchmark. They may have a moral compass, but they seldom act on it as they prefer to get along and be friends with everyone. Easily distracted by anything shiny and/or colourful.

ENFJ: They make irrational and emotional 'thought out' (more like 'felt out') judgments and push them in your face because of their E. Arguing with this type is annoying because they have actually thought through their 'reasons' for doing things. This just creates more statements and issues that need to be debunked by some sound logic often resulting in hurt feelings and more arguing.

ENFP: The least 'in tune' with reality. Arguing with them is difficult because logic has little (but some) effect on their emotional theories. Easily forget what they're supposed to be doing once they're side tracked with something more interesting. The one's I've known tend to be very smart people, but they never act on their (often very accurate) theories that they create which bites them in the ass constantly because they never follow through. They are their own worst enemy.

ENTJ: The one I knew was a little cracked. She can't seem to hold onto a friendship for more than a year. She tries to be socially alpha/controlling, but is convinced she isn't like that. She had INTJ arrogance, but couldn't back it up.

ISFJ: One word: moody.

ISFP: Ridiculously irresponsible. They hate being attached or accountable to anything, which often results in them constantly traveling and never 'setting up base camp'. 'Live for the moment' people. Also easily distracted by anything shiny and/or colourful.

ISTJ: Walking encyclopedias. If you can't talk about facts they know or add facts they want to know, they get bored with you.

ISTP: One word: apathetic.

INFJ: If INTJs are logic elitists, these guys are feeling elitists. And that... makes no sense. Revenge/poetic justice appeals to this type.

INFP: The absolute worst for making a decisions or taking a stance on almost anything apart from a few choice principles. Fence sitters elite.

INTP: Lack of understanding of deadlines is frustrating. Deadlines often exist for a reason... and this reason always needs to be explained and argued in detail. Get lost in their thought process because of the lack of decisiveness. "It's not my fault because of <insert excuse, exception, or some other reason>" Accountability aversionists elite.

ESTJ, ESTP, ENTP, INTJ: N/A (I've never typed anyone this that I know)

None of this has my usual 'play nice social filter' enabled... cause it's late and I'm tired. You'll have to excuse it for being so abrasive. Remember, if you were offended by something I wrote about your personality type, it's not you; it's every other person I've met who's like you :D

[Snowdragon]

My apologies to the other types for what I'm about to say :o (No, I'm not really sorry hahaha)

ESFJ: Lets just get this out of the system first. They make irrational and emotional spur of the moment judgments and push them in your face because of their E... I was told by numerous ESFJs that I will fail out of junior high school/ high school/ cegep/ university (10+ times?) because I don't do any 'work' in class. I'm guessing this gives them a sense of self gratification by thinking that someone who isn't following their traditional 'system' is going to fail? Who knows...



These are the people who made me stay in during recess because I didn't see things THEIR way, I hate them. The problem with SJs is that everything MUST fit into a box and if it doesn't fit, it has to be removed.

ISFJs- they complain waaaaay toooo much if they are not annoying you about their "poor-me-my-life-sucks" banter.
ESFJs-too co-dependent and suffocating.
ISTJs-boooorrrrrinnng!
ESTJs-same as ISTJs except that the E makes them a wee bit overbearing.




Snowdragon added to this post, 3 minutes and 51 seconds later...

. I also hate being told by feelers to be nice.

It helps being fake-friendly to people; I know that you guys hate insincerity but it works, especially with really touchy people.

[Freak87]

ISTJ- very insensitive and think they are always right. at least the one I know well. I am sensitive but I don't hold it all in and explode on everyone with screaming all the day long. she cannot understand intellect- just can't. all she knows are numbers and facts. and is not willing to understand, just boils over and shouts out "you never have loved me!"
let me explain so and so. "you hate me."
me- ok this conversation is over.

things she can hardly stand about me

my inability to keep things clean and orderly and forgetting logic. using my emotions too much. i am so worried about how someone has treated me and she says "you're not seeing the situation here." true I agree. but she is to the point where she is SO insensitive, feelings are not allowed. she thinks a certain way and thinks i should too. its almost like she wants to make me a carbon copy of her. it's hurtful and smothering. she hates that i involve my thinking and emotions together. she likes to just feel her emotions and explode. my emotions i connect with my mind and take deep to heart. she is an absolutely intolerant person who forces her ideas on everyone. when i suggest something, i am a bad person to her, and criticizing her. there is NO winning unless I indulge her and say "good job for taking care of me. i cant survive without you." i wont say that. she is so insensitive to my needs and i will not say something that makes her feel she is doing it all right and taking care of me. I communicate with her and she hates communicating. she'd rather have blind affection and always be right. too much work.

I do things for her (to try to communicate her form of love. listen to her. compliment her. but I am her daughter so it is NEVER enough.

ESFJ- I LOVE my ESFJ friend but she drives me nearly crazy with comments like- we sprayed our apartment with raid and she didn't open the windows and I was sleeping. and I woke up and asked her, are the windows open, and she said, "oh i think it's stuck."
she didn't even care. this was troubling

inability to follow a conversation. I told her- "I saw this person at the mall and I thought you might know them because they talked about this place you go too- they said that a certain couple people weren't there last night...John and Micheal? do you know them?"

"what did he look like?"
I explain
"Oh, that might be John."
"No, John is the one mentioned. the guy talking would be different."

"oh, well that might be Michael."
"did you hear what I said?"
she doesn't respond to this but says something else. it feels like she's not even listening directly to what I"m saying and is in her own world. the S?


co-dependent and smothering comment from SNOWDRAGON. is this a trait? it would make sense. I tend to be blunt, honest and LOVE life that way. she cannot handle it, and she doesn't tell me when it bothers her so things build up...
I told her "there might be mold in our apartment. i am getting hives and i think that's it."

"oh i have a rash too kind of on my back and im sneezing. its the mold."

"you have only been here for a month and a half, and i have been here way longer. it might NOT be the mold. maybe you are just sick."

"Oh. its the mold." and almost blaming me for it.

"....."

no thinking process and blind blame.

the worst. she asks me questions when she makes statements. maybe this is just a sign of insecurity but i have trouble with it. this is where the co-dependency issue comes in. i constantly have to tell her "you don't have to ask me to take a shower" by saying "im taking a shower." she says it with uncertainty to me like it might not be ok (with me). the problem is, ENFP's are in a sense, pretty independent. i dont want to be someones mommy who is the same age as me and hold their hand- help them pick out everything, and with problems she will say "It's not wrong for me to like this boy!" but in the tone of her voice, she thinks it is. I then uncomfortably have to say, well, do you think it is? and she says, yes, and then seeks my advice.

Things she hates about me

I don't follow through with commitments. I will sleep in and just be lackadaisical about commitments. I think, we have all the time in the world, why does it have to be ontime. i am learning this frustrates others who have tight schedules or are orderly. she sees this is irresponsible- i see it as laid back.

I don't do what I said I will do: today I didn't call the mold-inspector. even I know that's bad, but I know that will bother her a whole lot if I don't do it after a while, and it adds to all the other promises that take me forever to acomplish- in the apartment and doing things with her...or just my own personal life she sees my irresponsibility. im an N and it's all in my head- not in my senses.

definitely desire to work on those things- for her, and for myself

i cant change her intellect, but i can apologize to her after being sharp/frustrated and i can tell her when it's bothering me or make the comment "you don't have to ask permission- you are capable!" or "I don't like being asked questions in statements about your personal life- you can make those decisions confidently on your own without trying to trick me into it!" maybe someday it will help her. there you have my story (:

[Skylla]

My mom and my S.O. are both ISFJs. They are, by my standards, excessively social--hate being alone, always want to talk, don't mind a crowd, etc. If I had to keep pace with their levels of social activities, I'd be mentally and emotionally drained all the time!

[Eric86]

Is it odd that I don't find anyone annoying at all? :huh:

[Freak87]

Is it odd that I don't find anyone annoying at all? :huh:

you sound a lot like my INFJ friend Danielle. that's cute (:

it's a very likable quality

[Haphazard]

Is it odd that I don't find anyone annoying at all? :huh:

Not for an INFJ.

FJs in general tend to rub me the wrong way. They always see me and think I'm unhappy and try to cheer me up -- and then that puts me in a worse mood, so they try harder -- and then I get in a worse mood, and they try harder -- it's very rare that they realize that they're the ones putting me in a bad mood. And it's just a vicious cycle.

I realize I could just try to 'look happier' in the first place but that doesn't come naturally to me, and it comes off as forced, which again gets them to try to cheer me up, and thus the cycle continues.

What can I say? It's just in my nature to be a curmudgeon. You can either accept that or leave me alone.

[Eric86]

you sound a lot like my INFJ friend Danielle. that's cute (:

it's a very likable quality
haha, thanks...:)
Not for an INFJ.

FJs in general tend to rub me the wrong way. They always see me and think I'm unhappy and try to cheer me up -- and then that puts me in a worse mood, so they try harder -- and then I get in a worse mood, and they try harder -- it's very rare that they realize that they're the ones putting me in a bad mood. And it's just a vicious cycle.

I realize I could just try to 'look happier' in the first place but that doesn't come naturally to me, and it comes off as forced, which again gets them to try to cheer me up, and thus the cycle continues.

What can I say? It's just in my nature to be a curmudgeon. You can either accept that or leave me alone.
hmmm....nothing like that has ever happened to me before; I can see through stuff like that pretty easily.

Oh and why is it that I don't get annoyed?

[Haphazard]

hmmm....nothing like that has ever happened to me before; I can see through stuff like that pretty easily.

Oh and why is it that I don't get annoyed?

Maybe it's less common for NFJs than SFJs -- I've finally picked up that my expressions are pretty idiosyncratic and separated from external stimuli, which can be pretty confusing for people when they first meet me. As in, if I look upset, I'm probably not upset by you -- if I was, I'd definitely be letting you know it -- and it's also probably something that has absolutely nothing to do with you and that any help from you would not solve, and it's probably not even me being upset but me thinking very hard that's giving off the general vibe of discontentment. NFJs might catch on a bit quicker because they're intuiting my actions rather than comparing my actions to those of other people in their past experiences and what those actions meant in terms of their feelings, as SFJs do.

INFJs tend not to be annoyed with people individually but are more able to hold a grudge against a system of people. Why... well, if you want to go by theory you could say that it's deceiving Te (interactions with big, impersonal, rational systems) of INFJs versus deceiving Fe (interactions with individuals and their feelings) of INTJs. A lot of INFJs have a peculiar love-hate relationship with people, not exactly finding people 'annoying' but being able to love individuals but hate the way people treat other people in a more broad manner. INTJs are more likely not to be bothered by this and instead get annoyed with all the small, personal tics people have.

[Eric86]

INFJs tend not to be annoyed with people individually but are more able to hold a grudge against a system of people.
I don't do that at all.

being able to love individuals but hate the way people treat other people in a more broad manner.
I do that, though it's more like I just wish people could treat others better, and it hurts me to see when they aren't...I don't think I would use 'hate' to describe it. It doesn't make me angry or anything like that.

[Freak87]

you sound so much like my friend. she says more "this bothers me" more than "I don't like this person." if she says she doesn't like someone, she has been VERY bothered by what they have done. more often, she is just saying it bothers her, expressing hurt. she is very non-judgmental and tends to see the good in everyone. i love her...(:

[Eric86]

haha, yeah, that describes me perfectly. :)


(How come you're doing your smileys backwards?....rofl)

[Asylum]

Es: For the very extroverted types their energy can almost come off so strong it's offensive. Es are always going to exhaust me somehow.

Is: Nothing in particular bothers me about Introverts. My I is my highest letter. Occasionally, I feel nervous when I don't seem to know what another introvert is thinking.

Ss: Their linear way of thinking and simple logic is sometimes surprising to me. Since I know quite a few Sensors, including people I'm close to, it can sometimes make my life bland and full of blatant statements. I've seen that Introverted Sensors (Or maying it's SFs) seems to like to reminisce. I find it interesting when I can get them to talk about anything they know about and past events. Sensors are sort of like non-fiction books.

Ns: Intuitives make a lot of assumptions and guesses, which sometimes irritates me. Unlike Sensors, Intuitives seem more likely to not know as much or know "what they're talking about", so to speak. Even I am guilty as charged on occasion, of course. My third function seems to be in a developing stage right now. Along with Perceiving it gives me a sort of impatience and irritation. Intuitives are, of course, fun to theorize and muse with. Though it would seem with thinkers you best not offend them in the form of criticism and best not offend feelers by challenging their right/wrong axis.

Fs: Arguing with feelers, especially when it has to do with the right/wrong axis is a pain. I find it downright impossible to discuss such with Sensors, who seem blind-sided by anything outside of solid reality. With feelers I tend to feel blind-sided constantly. They're rather evasive too, which isn't surprising since peace is high on Feeling type's priority list. I can get along with feelers, assuming I don't offend certain boundaries. They're a lot of fun to be around as long as I avoid their problematic topics. I find SFs weird and impossible to talk to on a "real" level though...

Ts: Thinkers might irritate me with their arrogance and belittling other's intelligence. Aside from that I can't hardly have a problem with them if they're willing to look at things objectively.

Js: They aren't very fun all the time and sometimes seem to have a one track mind. I'm not fond of the constant scheduling and sometimes borderline control freak. Normally I get along with Js as friends. I think they might be a bit of a pain for me to live with though. I do like the fact that they can be coherent, linear and organize their thoughts.

Ps: Even I don't like being dragged off from what I'm doing spontaneously. Also I can see when an over ambitious ESP might be making a particularly bad decision. It's not exactly a pleasant crash to watch, but it's like impossible to stop them...I dislike my own inability to be very organized most of the time and to have the linear sense to finish what I start.

[Freak87]

haha. im an individual. enfp remember?! haha. i like talking with you


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[Eric86]

haha. im an individual. enfp remember?! haha. i like talking with you


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AHAHAHAAAHA!!!!

Oh my...that was great! ;D


*collapses on the floor*

[Haphazard]

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...Yes.

Just.... yes.

[Freak87]

hahaha. im glad you liked it hap and eric. i think it is rather funny

"too bad i dont like tuna" rofl

"then she suggested a seafood restaurant."

[Haphazard]

hahaha. im glad you liked it hap and eric. i think it is rather funny

"too bad i dont like tuna" rofl

"then she suggested a seafood restaurant."

I cannot recall the number of times my grandmother has done the exact same thing. Let's just say that if I got a nickel for every time she did, I'd be richer than Bill Gates.

[Freak87]

haha. nice joke

[Haphazard]

haha. nice joke

The sad thing was, it wasn't a joke.

Back on topic -- I don't know what type my grandmother is but I don't know if she's deaf or just doesn't listen to anyone, if the shouting matches are because she doesn't like other people's opinions or because she's hard of hearing. Every time they happen, it looks like they could be both, so I'm just going to be nice and assume she can't hear.

[Snowdragon]

haha. im an individual. enfp remember?! haha. i like talking with you


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The fish-pushing lady reminds me of my mom, ha ha ha.

[wolf]

for all the people that have isfj, WATCH THIS!

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Priceless.

It's like the interaction between we INTXs and the ISFJ mothers in our lives.