Your current, random, INTP thought

**JPS** · 02-12-2013 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by heterogeneous

Coffee is the nectar of the gods.

Gods are powerful enough to wake up in the morning by themselves.

**FigureSkater** · 02-12-2013 05:00 PM

Girl With IQ Of 161 Loves Fake Tans, Manicures And Mensa

She got 161, everyone else got around 130.
What kind of people were taking this test?

**JPS** · 02-12-2013 05:23 PM

scissor-sharp psychosocial garden shears

**Ista** · 02-12-2013 09:58 PM

Pleased that I didn't see this before going on an impromptu and ill-informed excursion there.

Description:

**MezzoBassist** · 02-12-2013 10:29 PM

The most enjoyable part of portraying Miss Prism in the Importance of Being Earnest:
I get to run about campus telling people to come to the play and see me lure a man out of celibacy.

**heterogeneous** · 02-12-2013 10:46 PM

I now have an irrational fear of a ninja hiding in my home. Thank you, brain. I've always wanted to have a dream that ruined ninjas for me.

**rin_s** · 02-13-2013 12:12 AM

current thought(s):....since i have a geometry test on properties and attributes of polygons on thursday (also know as valentines in this case ._.) should i study now or should i study later? what difference what it actually make? of course i can answer that ridiculous question because it can actually make quite the difference depending on how efficient i study and also the amount of time, however i'm on personalitycafe typing all of my useless thoughts to reply to this thread. if that's the case should i really be studying in the end? it would probably be better if i was to simply look over all the postulates and theorems before the test begins, since i have partial photographic memory it should be able to help me memorize at least about 2/3 of the theorems before the test judging from the fact that i have 4 minutes before the class actually begins, as of result depending on how nervous i am i'll probably get a grade ranging from a B to A....how much would that end up impacting my grade? if i have a 99% in that class right now assuming that tests are probably about 65% of my overall grade how low will it end up if i got a B? aghhh....now i would need to use a calculator to solve that though i'm honestly not that curious of what it'll end up being, after all this doesn't really amuse me enough to put any work in it......hmmmmmm, what else? well, just now i realized that i should probably just end it here before i end up thinking of all the possibilities i can get on my test and how and when i should study, if i don't end it now i'll probably type too much in the end and won't have enough time to sleep and if i was too end up typing more i would have more and more incoherent thoughts, additionally they probably won't be able to come out as well as i would like it to, so i guess i'll end it here.....oh, who ever reads this, i apologize before hand if you ended up reading this thinking: 'what the hell is she even talking about?' or 'this was way too long...' although i do not sincerely apologize and can probably care less about what you think since if you really lost all interest in my thoughts you would have simply stopped reading it and continued on with your life, okay well thanks for reading.... ._.

**luxurieux** · 02-13-2013 02:37 PM

This is the first time I've had a signature in the time I've been on PerC.

**JPS** · 02-13-2013 03:39 PM

In a Berkelian world, what would happen if God got up and took a lunch break?

**JPS** · 02-13-2013 04:07 PM

99 percent, man, 99 percent.

It just goes to show that my area of expertise is time-wasting. Even better, I've learned to waste the time of others. Not a day goes by when I don't think, "Do people actually read this garbage?" But apparently they do, making me one of the more avant-garde time-wasters in my field.