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So I am at a work conference halfway across the state. I get here today and go to the cafeteria with co-workers for lunch. Someone opens the door for us as we get close. This someone is none other than my dad. He has apparently been here for the last two days doing a certification course for work. The world is a funny place.
P.S. we do not work for the same company or even the same industry.
You have baffled me! How does that even happen? You don't work for the same company and the type of work his company does doesn't even fall into the same field that your company handles. I'm genuinely interested and confused.
When I say, "I love you," I mean it unconditionally. I'll always love you. I mean that my soul sees and loves your soul. I'll always be here for you. I want the best for you. You can't fuck up my love for you. It's here for good. So get comfortable, because I'm here to stay.
I have no idea what your talking about but I understand your sentiment completely
When I say, "I love you," I mean it unconditionally. I'll always love you. I mean that my soul sees and loves your soul. I'll always be here for you. I want the best for you. You can't fuck up my love for you. It's here for good. So get comfortable, because I'm here to stay.
I have no idea what your talking about but I understand your sentiment completely
I just needed to get that off my chest, and FB isn't the place to be vague
I have no idea what your talking about but I understand your sentiment completely
I just needed to get that off my chest, and FB isn't the place to be vague
Do you see the awesome?!?! All of my love
EDIT: You obviously give allot of fucks as do those bicycle riders. The fucks they give just happen to spring from positive feelings. I'm adding this addendum because I'm not an asshole (at least that I'm aware of). Also Chardonnay.
When I say, "I love you," I mean it unconditionally. I'll always love you. I mean that my soul sees and loves your soul. I'll always be here for you. I want the best for you. You can't fuck up my love for you. It's here for good. So get comfortable, because I'm here to stay.
I was just expressing a very similar sentiment to a glass of Bulleit Rye.
C'mon now, are you really surprised? Florida had the biggest F up in election history during Gore/ Bush, medical marijuana didn't pass, but it's the only state where mushrooms are legal.
My understanding is they must be fresh. If you're found with dried your life will suck for the next few years.
Post by Dave Maynar on Nov 7, 2014 14:54:10 GMT -5
It's a funny thing to get to a place where you really think you have yourself figured out then enough evidence builds to display that maybe you don't actually know anything about yourself and had really just been talking yourself into being a certain way.
It's a funny thing to get to a place where you really think you have yourself figured out then enough evidence builds to display that maybe you don't actually know anything about yourself and had really just been talking yourself into being a certain way.
sometimes, it's also that you've been talked into certain beliefs or behaviors by other people, societal norms/expectations, etc. I used to obsess over being super-organized and keeping my daughter on a strict schedule when she was small, but (shockingly) I am not at all that way by default. so it created way more stress for me and instead of making me a better parent, made me less fun. now, I say boo to that ish and raise my kids with a routine, but if we deviate from it, they're flexible. and I suck at keeping the house really clean but I'm alright with cooking, so I play to my strengths
It's a funny thing to get to a place where you really think you have yourself figured out then enough evidence builds to display that maybe you don't actually know anything about yourself and had really just been talking yourself into being a certain way.
sometimes, it's also that you've been talked into certain beliefs or behaviors by other people, societal norms/expectations, etc. I used to obsess over being super-organized and keeping my daughter on a strict schedule when she was small, but (shockingly) I am not at all that way by default. so it created way more stress for me and instead of making me a better parent, made me less fun. now, I say boo to that ish and raise my kids with a routine, but if we deviate from it, they're flexible. and I suck at keeping the house really clean but I'm alright with cooking, so I play to my strengths
Parenting is definitely something where you receive tons of pressure on doing things the right way. It's so easy to fall into guilt traps and do things the way they are "supposed to be done" rather than how you best feel is the way to do things.
To be more specific, I have long flown the flag of Capt. Introversion. Over the last nine or so months, I have really come to the realization that that isn't true. I had been thinking on it for a while, but yesterday, at a work thing, we did one of those wonderous personality assessments. I ended up grading out to be the highest in "influence" dynamic which is basically the social focused dynamic. They split everyone into groups based off which of the four dynamics they scored highest in. My group was almost totally people I knew to be in more political positions, and (to me) I fit in surprisingly well when we started talking. To add to this, both my work BFF and Abra (I told her about this when I got back) told me that totally expected me to fall into whatever the social dynamic was.
P.S. If you want to take the test, let me know. You just have to pick pairs of words out of 28 sets of four words. I can score it for you from the book I got.
sometimes, it's also that you've been talked into certain beliefs or behaviors by other people, societal norms/expectations, etc. I used to obsess over being super-organized and keeping my daughter on a strict schedule when she was small, but (shockingly) I am not at all that way by default. so it created way more stress for me and instead of making me a better parent, made me less fun. now, I say boo to that ish and raise my kids with a routine, but if we deviate from it, they're flexible. and I suck at keeping the house really clean but I'm alright with cooking, so I play to my strengths
Parenting is definitely something where you receive tons of pressure on doing things the right way. It's so easy to fall into guilt traps and do things the way they are "supposed to be done" rather than how you best feel is the way to do things.
To be more specific, I have long flown the flag of Capt. Introversion. Over the last nine or so months, I have really come to the realization that that isn't true. I had been thinking on it for a while, but yesterday, at a work thing, we did one of those wonderous personality assessments. I ended up grading out to be the highest in "influence" dynamic which is basically the social focused dynamic. They split everyone into groups based off which of the four dynamics they scored highest in. My group was almost totally people I knew to be in more political positions, and (to me) I fit in surprisingly well when we started talking. To add to this, both my work BFF and Abra (I told her about this when I got back) told me that totally expected me to fall into whatever the social dynamic was.
P.S. If you want to take the test, let me know. You just have to pick pairs of words out of 28 sets of four words. I can score it for you from the book I got.
Parenting is definitely something where you receive tons of pressure on doing things the right way. It's so easy to fall into guilt traps and do things the way they are "supposed to be done" rather than how you best feel is the way to do things.
To be more specific, I have long flown the flag of Capt. Introversion. Over the last nine or so months, I have really come to the realization that that isn't true. I had been thinking on it for a while, but yesterday, at a work thing, we did one of those wonderous personality assessments. I ended up grading out to be the highest in "influence" dynamic which is basically the social focused dynamic. They split everyone into groups based off which of the four dynamics they scored highest in. My group was almost totally people I knew to be in more political positions, and (to me) I fit in surprisingly well when we started talking. To add to this, both my work BFF and Abra (I told her about this when I got back) told me that totally expected me to fall into whatever the social dynamic was.
P.S. If you want to take the test, let me know. You just have to pick pairs of words out of 28 sets of four words. I can score it for you from the book I got.
sometimes, it's also that you've been talked into certain beliefs or behaviors by other people, societal norms/expectations, etc. I used to obsess over being super-organized and keeping my daughter on a strict schedule when she was small, but (shockingly) I am not at all that way by default. so it created way more stress for me and instead of making me a better parent, made me less fun. now, I say boo to that ish and raise my kids with a routine, but if we deviate from it, they're flexible. and I suck at keeping the house really clean but I'm alright with cooking, so I play to my strengths
Parenting is definitely something where you receive tons of pressure on doing things the right way. It's so easy to fall into guilt traps and do things the way they are "supposed to be done" rather than how you best feel is the way to do things.
To be more specific, I have long flown the flag of Capt. Introversion. Over the last nine or so months, I have really come to the realization that that isn't true. I had been thinking on it for a while, but yesterday, at a work thing, we did one of those wonderous personality assessments. I ended up grading out to be the highest in "influence" dynamic which is basically the social focused dynamic. They split everyone into groups based off which of the four dynamics they scored highest in. My group was almost totally people I knew to be in more political positions, and (to me) I fit in surprisingly well when we started talking. To add to this, both my work BFF and Abra (I told her about this when I got back) told me that totally expected me to fall into whatever the social dynamic was.
P.S. If you want to take the test, let me know. You just have to pick pairs of words out of 28 sets of four words. I can score it for you from the book I got.
sometimes, it's also that you've been talked into certain beliefs or behaviors by other people, societal norms/expectations, etc. I used to obsess over being super-organized and keeping my daughter on a strict schedule when she was small, but (shockingly) I am not at all that way by default. so it created way more stress for me and instead of making me a better parent, made me less fun. now, I say boo to that ish and raise my kids with a routine, but if we deviate from it, they're flexible. and I suck at keeping the house really clean but I'm alright with cooking, so I play to my strengths
Parenting is definitely something where you receive tons of pressure on doing things the right way. It's so easy to fall into guilt traps and do things the way they are "supposed to be done" rather than how you best feel is the way to do things.
To be more specific, I have long flown the flag of Capt. Introversion. Over the last nine or so months, I have really come to the realization that that isn't true. I had been thinking on it for a while, but yesterday, at a work thing, we did one of those wonderous personality assessments. I ended up grading out to be the highest in "influence" dynamic which is basically the social focused dynamic. They split everyone into groups based off which of the four dynamics they scored highest in. My group was almost totally people I knew to be in more political positions, and (to me) I fit in surprisingly well when we started talking. To add to this, both my work BFF and Abra (I told her about this when I got back) told me that totally expected me to fall into whatever the social dynamic was.
P.S. If you want to take the test, let me know. You just have to pick pairs of words out of 28 sets of four words. I can score it for you from the book I got.
can you send it to me? I love personality tests. it's funny, I would not have pegged you as an introvert- you might sit back instead of jumping into the center of a group of people, but my bottom line is always about energy. introverts feel zapped after interacting with other people, while extroverts recharge that way. and you seem to be in the latter group, but I could be wrong.
Welcome back Bonz, but I do not find it strange that your presence being requested in the Orgy thread and then you showing up, like it was the quacking Bonzai Bat Signal.
I'm interested as well. I've long considered myself an introvert, but I'm not sure that's really true anymore. I do value my alone time, but I fucking love people as well. I just need to have to courage to talk to them. =)
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I'm interested as well. I've long considered myself an introvert, but I'm not sure that's really true anymore. I do value my alone time, but I fucking love people as well. I just need to have to courage to talk to them. =)
This is a lot of mine too. I don't think anything has necessarily changed with me. i think I have just been able to not worry as much about talking to people.
can you send it to me? I love personality tests. it's funny, I would not have pegged you as an introvert- you might sit back instead of jumping into the center of a group of people, but my bottom line is always about energy. introverts feel zapped after interacting with other people, while extroverts recharge that way. and you seem to be in the latter group, but I could be wrong.
Yeah, feeling zapped has always been one of my evidences of introversion. I might be zapped, but it might have had more to do with being out and having a long day rather than the interactions.
can you send it to me? I love personality tests. it's funny, I would not have pegged you as an introvert- you might sit back instead of jumping into the center of a group of people, but my bottom line is always about energy. introverts feel zapped after interacting with other people, while extroverts recharge that way. and you seem to be in the latter group, but I could be wrong.
Yeah, feeling zapped has always been one of my evidences of introversion. I might be zapped, but it might have had more to do with being out and having a long day rather than the interactions.
I always test INTJ but I am very social. I dont know that we always fit the introvert mold for everything. I find that I process information very internally and prefer not to have a discussion while I"m still thinking. I think that's also an introvert's quality.
Though I do find structured socialization for non-leisure experiences to be work and exhausting.
sometimes, it's also that you've been talked into certain beliefs or behaviors by other people, societal norms/expectations, etc. I used to obsess over being super-organized and keeping my daughter on a strict schedule when she was small, but (shockingly) I am not at all that way by default. so it created way more stress for me and instead of making me a better parent, made me less fun. now, I say boo to that ish and raise my kids with a routine, but if we deviate from it, they're flexible. and I suck at keeping the house really clean but I'm alright with cooking, so I play to my strengths
Parenting is definitely something where you receive tons of pressure on doing things the right way. It's so easy to fall into guilt traps and do things the way they are "supposed to be done" rather than how you best feel is the way to do things.
To be more specific, I have long flown the flag of Capt. Introversion. Over the last nine or so months, I have really come to the realization that that isn't true. I had been thinking on it for a while, but yesterday, at a work thing, we did one of those wonderous personality assessments. I ended up grading out to be the highest in "influence" dynamic which is basically the social focused dynamic. They split everyone into groups based off which of the four dynamics they scored highest in. My group was almost totally people I knew to be in more political positions, and (to me) I fit in surprisingly well when we started talking. To add to this, both my work BFF and Abra (I told her about this when I got back) told me that totally expected me to fall into whatever the social dynamic was.
P.S. If you want to take the test, let me know. You just have to pick pairs of words out of 28 sets of four words. I can score it for you from the book I got.
Yes please! Everybody on Inforoo is getting a test! This should be part of the sign up process.
They tell us "Rock'n'roll is the devil's music." Well, let's say we know that rock is the devil's music, and we know that it is, for sure … At least he fuckin' jams! If it's a choice between eternal Hell and good tunes, and eternal Heaven and New Kids on the fuckin' Block … I'm gonna be surfin' on the lake of fire, rockin' out.
Yeah, feeling zapped has always been one of my evidences of introversion. I might be zapped, but it might have had more to do with being out and having a long day rather than the interactions.
I always test INTJ but I am very social. I dont know that we always fit the introvert mold for everything. I find that I process information very internally and prefer not to have a discussion while I"m still thinking. I think that's also an introvert's quality.
Though I do find structured socialization for non-leisure experiences to be work and exhausting.
I was JUST thinking about this all today. I test as an INFP. But I think I have adjusted to be an ENFP around others. Especially other introverts who need someone to draw them out.
Also, I knew you were an INTJ. One of the best partners for an INTJ is an ENFP. Since I'm an I/E I won't overrun you. I will flood your logical mind with so many more feels though. Hubba hubba.
We're all a mess of paradoxes. Believing in things we know can't be true. We walk around carrying feelings too complicated and contradictory to express. But when it all becomes too big, and words aren't enough to help get it all out, there's always music.