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Join Date: May 2008
Type: IRON
Location: Oven
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A semi-brutal, non-serious test that scores you on the four variables: Intelligent/Stupid, Lawful/Chaotic, Important/Unimportant, and Good/Evil. Your results will bring laughs, tears, anger, feelings of triumph, etc.
I scored: ICIE (Torturer) A sadistic type who, rather than building an evil empire (though that may be a fringe benefit), devotes their time and considerable talents to making the world as unpleasant as possible. Often found in charge of human resources or very very large software companies. The Lipson-Shiu Corporate Type Test
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Senior Member
Join Date: Sep 2007
Type: INFP
Location: Tenkay Lakes
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ILUG (Mensch)
The ILUG is that rarest of underlings: the one whom you can trust to understand what you're telling them and then rely on to get the job done. In any organisation, these are the people who actually do the work. (example: Florence Nightingale) cheers, Ian |
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Type: intj
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SLUE (Traffic Warden)
SLUEs are individuals with a grudge against society. Frustrated by their perceived lack of worth, they compensate by using petty rules and regulations to obstruct the lives of others. They lack the imagination to operate outside of these boundaries and so are dangerous only on their own turf (Example: Basil Fawlty). might be because i answered darth vader on that star wars question. |
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Type: INTP
Location: USA
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I took it and got this:
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2008
Type: istp
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Funny how that works...
Join Date: Apr 2008
Type: BOOM
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Your Lipson-Shiu type is ILIE
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Be good and you will be lonesome. -Mark Twain The difference between a J and a P is not capacity for procrastination but rather pride in it. |
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almost nekkid
Join Date: Aug 2007
Type: INFP
Location: Where Everything is Bigger.
Posts: 1,800
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ICIE (Torturer)
A sadistic type who, rather than building an evil empire (though that may be a fringe benefit), devotes their time and considerable talents to making the world as unpleasant as possible. Often found in charge of human resources or very very large software companies. |
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I question everything
Join Date: Jun 2008
Type: INTJ
Posts: 2,853
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SCIE (Natural Distaster)
The exact form of the problems that arise from the SCIE are hard to predict, since even the SCIE doesn't know. The SCIE is able to generate random acts of cruelty without effort or intention. Just stay out of their way and try to find shelter (Example: Cthulhu) |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2008
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SCUE (Jinx)
In Murphy's law terms, the SCUE is the thing that can and will go wrong. The most useless of underlings, the SCUE is the last person you want on your team. They cannot follow Then I changed a few answers in hopes of not being shot on sight. ICUE (Mad Scientist/Hacker) Displaying many of the same traits as the ICUG, the I CUE combines these with a dangerously antisocial streak. May employ someone called Igor and mutter things like "Small minded fools! I'll show them all!" (example: Victor Frankenstein) I fall somewhere between the two. |
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