"Time Wasting Rules" - from Real Simple Magazine - NOT GOOD!

In article ,
Clisby Williams wrote:

I/E introverted/extroverted
N/S intuitive/sensing
T/F thinking/feeling
J/P judging/perceiving

I took it at work once - I can't remember if it was a team-building
exercise or something
else. There are web-based tests, too - I took one of those once and
also came out
as INTJ.

However, you didn't say what kind of needlework you do.

I am an ENTP and avoid needlework! Am I still allowed here?

--
Chookie -- Sydney, Australia
(Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply)

"...children should continue to be breastfed... for up to two years of age
or beyond." -- Innocenti Declaration, Florence, 1 August 1990

G'day

Chookie wrote:

In article ,
Clisby Williams wrote:

I/E introverted/extroverted
N/S intuitive/sensing
T/F thinking/feeling
J/P judging/perceiving


I am an ENTP and avoid needlework! Am I still allowed here?

Hey I'm ENTP too. Funny!

DrRuth

is there a web page to take this "test" at? how do you find out what you
are? I knew years ago, but it's been so long I've forgotten...
Edith
nak

"Ruth Shear" wrote in message
news
G'day

Chookie wrote:

In article ,
Clisby Williams wrote:

I/E introverted/extroverted
N/S intuitive/sensing
T/F thinking/feeling
J/P judging/perceiving


I am an ENTP and avoid needlework! Am I still allowed here?

Hey I'm ENTP too. Funny!

DrRuth

I had asked the same thing, and I tried to do a search. All I came up with
is to purchase the test. Maybe someone knows and will answer.
--
Sue
mom to three girls

E wrote in message
...
is there a web page to take this "test" at? how do you find out what you
are? I knew years ago, but it's been so long I've forgotten...
Edith
nak

"Ruth Shear" wrote in message
news
G'day

Chookie wrote:

In article ,
Clisby Williams wrote:

I/E introverted/extroverted
N/S intuitive/sensing
T/F thinking/feeling
J/P judging/perceiving


I am an ENTP and avoid needlework! Am I still allowed here?

Hey I'm ENTP too. Funny!

DrRuth

"Sidheag McCormack" wrote

Try this one:

http://www.humanmetrics.com/

(Jung typology test is what you want, but some of the other stuff might
also be interesting to some.)

ISTJ. *Very* strong I, with no qualms whatsoever about NIP :-) - maybe
that's the J in me? And I abhor crafty needlework in all shapes and forms.

Jean

--
"And he said:
Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of
Life's longing for itself. They come through you but not from you, and
though they are with you, yet they belong not to you." Khalil Gibran

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Sidheag McCormack wrote:

Try this one:

http://www.humanmetrics.com/

(Jung typology test is what you want, but some of the other stuff might
also be interesting to some.)


Finally dove into this thread to see what's going on down here
in the caves of Usenet, and found this neat test. Of course, I
had to take it, and I am eNFj, lots of N, only 1% e, and equal
amounts of F and j. The analysis is really spot on.

Seems I am a rare personality: idealist teacher. But I knew that

--
-- Ilse
mom to Olaf (07/15/2002)
TTC #2
"What's the use of brains if you are a girl?"
Aletta Jacobs, first Dutch woman to receive a PhD

Sidheag McCormack wrote:
sburke9368 writes:

I had asked the same thing, and I tried to do a search. All I came
up with is to purchase the test. Maybe someone knows and will
answer. -- Sue mom to three girls

Try this one:

http://www.humanmetrics.com/

I came out as an ENFJ (mild, moderate, mild, moderate). When I clicked on
the Keirsey description, the title was "Portrait of the Teacher". Given that
I make my living as an educator, I found that pretty appropriate!
--
Be well, Barbara
(Julian [7/22/97], Aurora [7/19/99], and Vernon's [3/2/02] mom)
See us at http://photos.yahoo.com/guavaln

This week's special at the English Language Butcher Shop:
"How a seller can improve their home's value" -- newspaper headline

What does it all mean? I have *no* idea. But it's my life and I like it.

Iuil wrote:

ISTJ. *Very* strong I, with no qualms whatsoever about NIP :-) - maybe
that's the J in me? And I abhor crafty needlework in all shapes and forms.


Also an ISTJ. I was amused by one quote that sums up ISTJ: my word is my
bond.
I've had that on my keychain for years.
blacksalt

"blacksalt" wrote in message
...
Iuil wrote:

ISTJ. *Very* strong I, with no qualms whatsoever about NIP :-) - maybe
that's the J in me? And I abhor crafty needlework in all shapes and
forms.


Also an ISTJ. I was amused by one quote that sums up ISTJ: my word is my
bond.
I've had that on my keychain for years.
blacksalt

Say, is anyone else here an INFJ? Supposedly it's a very unusual combo. Go
figure.

Belphoebe

blacksalt wrote in message ...
Iuil wrote:

ISTJ. *Very* strong I, with no qualms whatsoever about NIP :-) - maybe
that's the J in me? And I abhor crafty needlework in all shapes and forms.


Also an ISTJ. I was amused by one quote that sums up ISTJ: my word is my
bond.
I've had that on my keychain for years.

And add a third ISTJ. I never had problems with NIP, either. Both of
my had long catch up periods, so if I hadn't NIP, I wouldn't have been
able to keep up with all of my other responsibilities!

Kate R.