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What type is the Easter Bunny?

ReadingRainbows

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Any Ideas? Anyone? I don't even know where to start!
 

Arclight

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Anyone famous is an N .. :devil:

So there's your start
 

Amargith

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it hops, it brings chocolate to everyone and it's cute and fluffy.

ENFP. :coffee: :alttongue:
 

ReadingRainbows

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I think it must be a J. And always the same damn thing year after year in those baskets. Except I got acne medicine in mine as a teen.
 

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Compare Easter Bunny to say Santa Claus.

Santa has a list, he checks it twice, he has slave labour making toys all year round, he decides if a child is naughty or nice based no doubt on his own internal morals then he personally sees to delivering a gift to every child in every house in the world who has been good (and who's parents believe in him) being sure not to miss any out. Now that is a Jay.

Easter Bunny has some chocolates to randomly give out to whoever can find them and enjoys hiding them in gardens to add some excitement for the hunters. He's a total Se dom with not a skerrick of Jay in 'im.

Santa is all about efficiency and fairness. The Easter Bunny is all about fun.

Santa: ESTJ

Easter Bunny: ESFP
 

OrangeAppled

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I think it must be a J. And always the same damn thing year after year in those baskets. Except I got acne medicine in mine as a teen.

haha...that reminds me of a friend of mine who got a bra from her grandma as a HS grad gift....she opened it up in front of several blushing teenage boys :D
 

Asterion

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ESFP, just like all rabits, all they do is...
 
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Riva

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Compare Easter Bunny to say Santa Claus.
Santa has a list, he checks it twice, he has slave labour making toys all year round, he decides if a child is naughty or nice based no doubt on his own internal morals then he personally sees to delivering a gift to every child in every house in the world who has been good (and who's parents believe in him) being sure not to miss any out. Now that is a Jay.
Santa is all about efficiency and fairness. The Easter Bunny is all about fun.
Santa: ESTJ

Well i guess you never got visited by Santa. :tongue:

I must point out that the phrase "naughty or nice" is told to kids by Santa to motivate them to be good rather than a definite rule. Anyway I got lots and lots of toys when I was small. Even though I am Buddhist.

We had a Christmas tree too.
 

Amargith

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Ok, trin, you've got me convinced

I vote ESFP too :D
 

BlueScreen

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I can rule out ISFP because it would hoard the chocolate. It would share it's hoard with people, but would probably not like the effort of having to hop around everywhere to do so. ISFP Easter bunny would involve more of a snacking/hangout time scheme.

I have my doubts about ESFP too. Unless EB is the first ESFP ever to enter a room and leave again unnoticed.
 

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ESFP - Frantically hopping about hiding his own stuff and having other people find it for him!

*shrug*
 
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