Preach!

/me is a Celt too. The Celts were more about the cross-quarter days than the Solstices & Equinoxes.

No problems. The saying "practice makes perfect", although not perfect in itself, has some truth in it.

This exact point has bothered me for a really long time. For me, if a system fails, I build a better one; I don't irrationally and bitterly cling to the remants out of ego. A lot of poster's ideologies have been laid bare over the past few years, and this has led to cognitive dissonance that makes my head spin.

Not only do they think that, but any critique of said arguments typically results in emotional backlash and personal attack. There's almost an element of faith to it. They just know it has to be true.

Hehe and seems to be increasing in frequency as well!

Oh no, you completely misunderstand me. There is absolutely no need for any apologies.

I was saying that I appreciate it. I know it was meant in a positive and respectful manner. I am not offended at all.

I was simply pointing out that as a whole, there are a lot of people who don't show any gratitude at all. The fact that you showed respect is a sign of excellent character in my humble opinion. I sincerely thank you for that. I'm sure there are others that feel the same way.

Thanks for the respect. It doesn't ooze douchery at all. Many don't even show appreciation so it means a lot to us.

Thanks, Integer. I barely know about INTJs other than whatever I read with the various test results which seemed descriptive enough that I took the test on my own again after already having results. If most people here are finding the MBTI to be quite useful, though, it's probably worth putting some time into investigating.

Thank you

Thank you so very much!

That was funny.

Otherwise yes, but some of the meanings are written as jokes there. I can almost always point the fake ones, but I'm still suspicious.

Yes, thanks anyway. Unfortunately I am fairly deep in the gutters with my mind.

I also know the meaning of turtleneck.

Thank you. I'm unfamiliar with the term, so I have some reading to do. It sounds promising.