Personality thinger.

So i took this here personality test (meyers-briggs i think?) and well anyway...
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Your Personality Type
Extrovert/Intuitive/Feeling/Perceiving



You are a very creative optimist who never has a shortage of new ideas. You accept others as they are, like to be helpful, and are compassionate. Your freedom and independence are very important to you. Your well-developed insight into others and communication skills allow you to inspire those around you. You have a good sense of humor and love to have fun.

In relationships you may turn intimacy into an all-encompassing pursuit. You are very aware of what those around you are thinking and doing. Your people skills allow you to make friends instantly and make almost anyone comfortable. You tend to idealize your relationships. You like your relationships to be very intense--you want to feel everything. The warmth and affection you give others is very deep and genuine.

Famous People of Your Type:

Franz Joseph Haydn, Samuel Clemens, Will Rogers, Buster Keaton, Theodor "Dr." Seuss Geisel, Mickey Rooney, Carol Burnett, Paul Harvey, Elizabeth Montgomery, Bill Cosby, Dom Delouise, Dave Thomas, Martin Short, Meg Ryan, Robin Williams, Sandra Bullock, Robert Downey.

Occupations Suited to Your Type Include:

Actor, artist, clergy, consultant, entertainer, entrepreneur, personal service provider, journalist, marketer, media specialist, mediator, recruiter, sales person, business owner, teacher, and writer.


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Id like to point out that one of people listed under the famous people section is none other than Dr.Seuss. fuckin' A. haha.

i thought it was cool.

Dr.Seuss, that guy is amazing. He wrote children's books, yes, but they also provided satircal social commetary (Butter Battle Book, Lorax, etc.) And doing it though the guize of childrens literature is fantastic. I ask you, who can trust more the innocent matter-of-fact wisdom of a childs perspective or the opinons of someone who has been chewed up and spit out by the endlessly churning machine of society and progress.

All i am saying is that i trust the person who keeps asking questions, rather than giving me answers.

The above statement is begging me to leap on a tangent about education, but perhaps i shall leave that for another day.

in the meantime you can gripe and moan and ill be over that-a-way overturning rocks with my nephew.

Oh and without futher a-do...Music time:

Yip-Yip (Dualing Synths. Interesting eletronica/indrustrial/noise schtuff)


Belaire
( A Little Pop-y, A Little Indie, A Little Awesome. Plus they do a cover of a Kayne West song [through the wire] which gives them bonus points.)

"To live would be an awfully big adventure." - Robin Williams (Hook)

right on.

FREE is coming out next week...be prepared.


well im off...to write, and battle pirates.

peace.love.happiness.

Grizzly Headaches

Listening To- Architecture in Helsiniki- Scissor Paper Rock

So...yeah. I really think i did a number on my lower back (?lumbar?) playing fumble rumble yesterday. Whatever though, im sure it will heal, and i had a hell of alot of fun.

I also saw Grizzly man.

Now i dont know if you have any experience with this film or not, but let me just tell you right now that while the film itself is very interesting the actual "Grizzly Man" is, well, a bit of a whack job.

There is one sceen where Tim (Grizzly man) is angry and overwhelmed that adult bears were eating their young, and so, he decides to stick around and "help them"

- i really loved the comment made in the film that it seems like tim has forgoten there are predators...because he has. These bears were STARVING. Enought to eat their own young. That is a clear sign to me, as well as it should be to anyone else, that you might not want to stick around too long.

There was also a sceen where he had tampered with a stream to provide a place for samons to run. excuse me...YOU DONT DO THAT. Tampering with nature in the first place is what got us in this god afull mess...tim needs to realize that letting things take their course in nature is what to do...nature knows what its doing...its pretty experienced.

Please don't misunderstand me hear. I can realize that Tim thought he had a noble purpose...but he was ovbiously disillusioned by a perfect utopian view of nature. I love animals. Im a vegetarian (would be vegan if i wasnt up a school, where its hard enough to be vegetarian). But i certainly dont belive i can go into the wild and befriend animals. I can respect them sure, but there is still the boundary of "if they were hungry enough they could and would kill me."

Its horrible that the bears are being poached for sport and profit...but you have to CHANGE SOCIETY before you can stop that. Running around pretending your lord of the bears isnt going to help...if anything it will bring more harm to the bears by teaching them humans are not to be feared.

sorry about this rant. Tim's actions got under my skin. anyway in conclusion i would say see the movie. Its very interesting, and i would love to hear what you think.