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Originally posted by Tom
Yes I have been waiting for a ‘are you a gnome thread’ but nothing.

With all those "personality" tests that are around, I'm sure we can find a "How gnomish are you?" on the web somewhere. You and Dotticus would probably be top scoreres.

After the sledgehammer, the electro therapy and the experimental drugs I doubt your knife is fine enough.

Oh, I'm sure we can make nice slices with a laser, then we just put it in the electron microscope. The colours are very nice, you know, perhaps you'd like a slice in glass and frame to hang in your living room?

Originally posted by C Elegans
LOL I think so too! A third alternative is to take modern antidepressants, those that are called SSRI:s (Prozac-type), they make people care less about others!

Don't they make people more violent as well?

Originally posted by C Elegans

LOL I think so too! A third alternative is to take modern antidepressants, those that are called SSRI:s (Prozac-type), they make people care less about others!

You know what the university thinks about you taking from the drugs cabinet.

Originally posted by Demis

Don't they make people more violent as well?

In CE's case - most definitely.

Miau

We should do this again CE but for now im going to run away before I get into too much trouble.

you can have a go at dottie if you like.

Originally posted by C Elegans
Hello Demis and Ode, yes I started to stealth around to be able to do sneak attacks on Dottie

Hrm... Its something about me that provokes this invisiblity unfortunatly. DW also went into hiding after I started to follow her around everywhere.

When it comes to personality tests like this one, I have this image of Sigmund Freud flitting about a forest, wand in hand, giggling in a Viennese accent...

@Tom: ROFL

Originally posted by Demis
Don't they make people more violent as well?

No, but they lower the impulse control, especially the first 2-3 weeks, so if you have violent impulses, it may be more difficult to resist them while on SSRI:s. The less caring about other people is part of the general "flattening" of all emotions and engagement - most people on SSRI describes life as more grey and dull, but this may still be better than being very depressed.

@Fable: If Freud had taken the test, I am sure he would come out as the same as me, Ode and Frogus, but in his case, it would have been correct!

Originally posted by C Elegans
No, but they lower the impulse control, especially the first 2-3 weeks, so if you have violent impulses, it may be more difficult to resist them while on SSRI:s. The less caring about other people is part of the general "flattening" of all emotions and engagement - most people on SSRI describes life as more grey and dull, but this may still be better than being very depressed.

That explains it then.

oh lord

Originally posted by Dottie
Same as DW... It does not fit.

lol! So you don't consider yourself a Tomboy then?

Hrm... Its something about me that provokes this invisiblity unfortunatly. DW also went into hiding after I started to follow her around everywhere.

*hug* I just tend to go into lurk mode frequently, one of my many eccentricities

Originally posted by dragon wench

is often seen as "one of the boys," yet also appreciates being one of the girls.

They over-simplify things.

What I reacted most against was the strong and athletic aspect though.

Originally posted by Dottie


They over-simplify things.

What I reacted most against was the strong and athletic aspect though.

LMAO

I know what you mean about the strong and atheletic part... I am in reasonably good shape and enjoy hiking etc. but when it comes to physical strength......lol! I am hopeless

Oh, god... Is this one a Moulin Rouge reject or WHAT?!



This? Me? Um... sure... :

Originally posted by dragon wench

I know what you mean about the strong and atheletic part... I am in reasonably good shape and enjoy hiking etc. but when it comes to physical strength......lol! I am hopeless

Hrmm... reasonable good shape... Does 'cant run more than a few meters before doubling over in chest pain' count as reasonable good shape? Perhaps I should take some measures to avoid having a heart attack when i reach 30 or so.

Re: Oh, god... Is this one a Moulin Rouge reject or WHAT?!

Originally posted by Aqua-chan


This? Me? Um... sure... :

lol! Well if it helps...... you are in fine company

Originally posted by Dottie


Hrmm... reasonable good shape... Does 'cant run more than a few meters before doubling over in chest pain' count as reasonable good shape? Perhaps I should take some measures to avoid having a heart attack when i reach 30 or so.

Hmmm....well maybe your strengths lie in other areas.....

Originally posted by dragon wench
I know what you mean about the strong and atheletic part...

I still think you are considerbly more athletic than Dottsky, DW

@Dottium: You walk a lot, in fairly fast pace, so unfortunately I don't think we will get rid of you before you are 30!

Originally posted by C Elegans


I still think you are considerbly more athletic than Dottsky, DW

@Dottium: You walk a lot, in fairly fast pace, so unfortunately I don't think we will get rid of you before you are 30!

lol! I don't know if I'd call it athletic, but I can generally make it to the top of a hill without gasping Although I hate to think of what might happen if I attempted this at a jog !

Hmmmm...... all this talk of sneak attacks and bumping people off.... are you sure you haven't changed professions recently....?

Originally posted by dragon wench


Hmmm....well maybe your strengths lie in other areas.....

ROFL, one day I will figure out which. I promise.

@CE: Im happy you're unhappy.

Originally posted by dragon wench
lol! I don't know if I'd call it athletic, but I can generally make it to the top of a hill without gasping Although I hate to think of what might happen if I attempted this at a jog !

Hmmmm...... all this talk of sneak attacks and bumping people off.... are you sure you haven't changed professions recently....?

Hill walking keeps people in good shape, it is actually excellent exercise I once met this guy who used to run up and down hills I don't think I could have done that even in my most athletic days, I simply never had the technique to run long distance (yes, it is all about technique my friend the maraton running physiotherapist tells me)

I haven't changed profession, merely started a little side career as a sniper

Originally posted by Dottie
@CE: Im happy you're unhappy.

I am not unhappy, the joy to see you suffer makes up for the unpleasant fact that you exist.