Halla74
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I am silly enough, that really I could use a sensible switch
Don't say that!! Take it back!!! :horor:
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Anyone else have a silly switch?
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Don't say that!! Take it back!!! :horor:
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Yes, and my silliness permeates the air, influencing other people.
I have actually pissed some authority figures off because I was able to strip them of their seriousness. It wasn't intentional on my part, however.
For instance, when I was younger, I often played in the backroom of the pharmacy where my dad worked due to untimely circumstances. Consumed by boredom, I would often do silly things like draw (very realistic) pictures of cockroaches and paste them on the inside of the employees toilet. I even took the warning label stickers from their dispenser and put them all over my face. Afterword, I would tuck toilet paper in my clothes and run throughout the pharmacy like the little gremlin I was.
While my dad's boss was amused, he was forced to apply a new rule that non-pharmacists were not allowed in the backroom.
Good times. Always make sure your INFP children have some stuffed animal or game to play with. Their Ne can be entropic.
I have actually pissed some authority figures off because I was able to strip them of their seriousness. It wasn't intentional on my part, however.
For instance, when I was younger, I often played in the backroom of the pharmacy where my dad worked due to untimely circumstances. Consumed by boredom, I would often do silly things like draw (very realistic) pictures of cockroaches and paste them on the inside of the employees toilet. I even took the warning label stickers from their dispenser and put them all over my face. Afterword, I would tuck toilet paper in my clothes and run throughout the pharmacy like the little gremlin I was.
While my dad's boss was amused, he was forced to apply a new rule that non-pharmacists were not allowed in the backroom.
Good times. Always make sure your INFP children have some stuffed animal or game to play with. Their Ne can be entropic.
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