Huh? As previously expressed the INTP comment was for the thinking process referenced in the clip provided, about Tony Burzan's methodology. It had ZERO to do with you.

Tony Burzan's methology is reminiscent of the INTP mind.

Hrm, I need to update my profile.

I used to ride a variety of stuff. I used to have a Madrid 48" drop deck, and I still have my Sector 9 "Natascha" drop deck, but I don't ride much any more.

Haha!

Thanks for asking, I'm still working on it. I felt most people in the thread didn't really understand what I was saying, and I haven't really had time to clarify or correct those misconceptions about it. I'm seeing someone about these things, and I plan to bring this up.

thanks for your comment, in the past these things have actually helped

Yeah, I get it. I've always been the type that people want to have talks with, anyways. I have had a rather paternal nature since I was a kid. When I used to work midnites at a convenience store, regular customers who were otherwise strangers would tell me all of their problems, secrets and so on.

A lot of people said I was not judgemental so they felt comfortable talking, even though I judge things quite a bit internally.

Australia? That's cool. All the people I have met in real life from Australia were from Perth.

Yeah, I have a pretty solid support group, between friends and family. Actually, people say I tend to keep things to myself a lot but that's just my way of dealing with things. But when I do need to talk there's always somebody around.

So are we going to play 20 questions about where you live then? Is it an island?

Well I already had some older kids, so I'm used to being a father. But one of my twins just passed (they were born very premature) and that's really what I'm coping with right now.

Thanks for the link, I will check it out after work.

So what are you off the gulf or something?

Oh, congrats on that. I just had twins last month. Are you making wooden toys, or just putting together stuff and doing crafts or what?

I have a beginner's book, a Latin-English dictionary, a pirated copy of Rosetta Stone and various other illegally downloaded books and CDs.

I work with a lot of Mexicans at one of my jobs so I can get by a lot of basics with Spanish. My father is from Amsterdam so I know a little Dutch. But I have always been interested in learning more about other languages (and other symbols and whatnot) so I figured I should start with Latin before I try to tackle any other foreign language seriously.

I was also a fan of the Indiana Jones movies as a child, so that probably inspired my interest as well.

I take it you are on the west coast, given your ocean-bound interests? I am surrounded by lakes here in MI but I have never been too enchanted by anything water-related.

What do you like doing?

As of right now my unfinished projects include building an aquaponics setup, making a banjo, reading a book about Nikola Tesla, reading "Fuck the State" by Harry Felker, the occasional video game, drinking coffee, learning latin... that's all I can think of at the moment.

Me? No, I have never had much of a weed habit. It does not relax me as it seems to do to other people. Thanks for checking in.

Your kung fu instructor admits his incompetence?

oh i LIKE this!

Im interested to know what a woman would get from that gem of insight ^^

Movie called Knowing.

Yeah, it was funny. I burst out laughing.

visit to post ratio: some are just intrigued, some are haters, some stalkers

Yes, that too, hence my neck hair rebellion.

The arguments start from premises that are interesting and sometimes true, but there are too many internal contradictions. Doesn't take his own logic to its logical end, which makes me suspect the OPs are derivative. I don't think he's stupid, just looking to elicit something specific.

that one's funny