ISTP/ISFP

[Jeffster]

The Clash was the ones that did "Rock the Catbox" right?

 

[Jack Flak]

The Clash is one of my favorite bands! I guess I didn't say that. They're well-featured in my Music Club.

 

[wolfy]

The Clash was the ones that did "Rock the Catbox" right?

Rock the Casbah

 

[Jack Flak]

Oh yeah that's just the cover tho, Rock the Catbox was the original, by Cat Stevens.

 

[Quinlan]

Sweet, this thread became a Clash appreciation thread!

*gets overexcited in an F kind of way*

 

[wolfy]

Clash kittens rock da catbox

Just for you Jeffster

 

[Jeffster]

I like "Rock the Catbox", but "Should I Whine or Should I Whine?" is a bit whiney. That's an NF song if ever there was one. Just pick one, dude, and quit warbling about it.

 

[wolfy]

OK So I'm officially a Clash lovin' ISFP.

 

[Quinlan]

That makes us practically twins!

 

[Jeffster]

Woo. *attaches official ISFP ribbon*

Remember..the secret password is...noodles.

 

[Dali]

Man has a right to be free
Where there is no victim there is no crime
Love is the answer ( I feel like a hippy typing that)
Man is a creative being

Clearly one of us!

(To add on, my ISTP brother would never say or think that)

 

[wolfy]

Clearly one of us!

(To add on, my ISTP brother would never say or think that)

Yeah I'd think it but I'd never go around saying it. Not unless I was asked.

 

[Dali]

Yeah I'd think it but I'd never go around saying it. Not unless I was asked.

Me too.

Because that would be just NF.

 

[sarah]

Me too.

Because that would be just NF.

Right, talking about it out loud tends to make me feel squeamish, and also defensive, in case someone should want to argue me out of how I feel. I asked because I think ISFPs do think a LOT about what we value even though we rarely like to talk about it. It's a private thing with us.

I suspect if you ask ISTPs that question, you'd either get a deer-in-the-headlights stare from them, or they'd turn it into a joke. (no offense meant, but it seems to me they really dislike being asked to consider questions like the ones I posed, even if they don't have to reply out loud.)

Sarah
ISFP

 

[wolfy]

Right, talking about it out loud tends to make me feel squeamish, and also defensive, in case someone should want to argue me out of how I feel.
ISFP

I was going to say that.

 

[Grayscale]

I suspect if you ask ISTPs that question, you'd either get a deer-in-the-headlights stare from them, or they'd turn it into a joke. (no offense meant, but it seems to me they really dislike being asked to consider questions like the ones I posed, even if they don't have to reply out loud.)

i went back and read it, sarah speaks truth

What ideas/beliefs would you label as being of ultimate importance?

uhhhhhhh... ?

 

[sarah]

i went back and read it, sarah speaks truth



uhhhhhhh... ?

See? He turned it into a joke. Heehee!


Sarah
ISFP

 

[Colors]

Man has a right to be free
Where there is no victim there is no crime
Love is the answer ( I feel like a hippy typing that)
Man is a creative being

Yeah. I definitely wouldn't think cop to thinking any of that (except the 4th line)... at least not alone like that- unsurrounded by a million qualifiers.

 

[sarah]

Yeah. I definitely wouldn't think cop to thinking any of that (except the 4th line)... at least not alone like that- unsurrounded by a million qualifiers.

Speaking of creativity and ISTPs... Check this title out:

Amazon.com: Quick Guide to the Four Temperaments and Creativity: A Psychological Understanding of Creativity: Marci Segal: Books

The author says she's an ISTP. And it's a good book.

Sarah

 

[Jack Flak]

Could figure an SP to want hard copy. Pshaw!