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@Daeus I still don’t quite get it. I mean, I’m not as critical of his work as some others because honestly I can forgive a book a lot of it has at least one good character who really invests me, but I’m still quite at a loss as to how they were ever that huge.

That’s okay though. I don’t really want to be as popular as he was… maybe because it…[Read more]

I second Emma. It’d be tough to get as popular as him though. Not impossible but very very tough.

I use MBTI, but I’m certainly not convinced it’s a real thing. (though sometimes I act as if it is) I see it as a descriptive tool that sometimes helps me understand people.

I say sometimes because I just could not figure out one of my brothers for the longest time. I just settled that ISTJ was the best fit, but he certainly doesn’t fit the…[Read more]

@radicalglitter Really? Cool. 😀 My last one was 2-3 weeks ago. If you didn’t get that, maybe you need to add my address to your contacts. Just, whatever you do, don’t email me glitter. That would be messy.

@Emma-Flournoy I’m old enough to remember when I speculated quite hopefully that I’d one day stand up to Christopher Paolini… *apologetic cringe* 😛

*silently judges you*

😮 Worse and worse! Cynicism is terrible. Actually, it’s probably better than being a depressed optimist though.

Honestly, I appreciate Tolkien much more as a philosopher on fiction than as an actual fiction writer. So sorry. I should probably shut up now.

Originality in publishing names isn’t something to be hoped for really. I know three Christian Indie authors with Sword in their publishing name.

I prefer shorter names in general, and I’ve got to admit I always thought that Writing was a bit redundant in a publishing name. Inkfeather is fine, though I don’t connect it to you in my head.

How…[Read more]

*grins* Would you rather I bragged about Tolkien being an INFP?? Hm?? Hmmmm???

XD

Ah… yes. In all honesty, I really am a horrible cynic. I think it’s a paradox. Because I am first and foremost a cynic, but that doesn’t stop me from hoping and believing the best. If anything it probably makes me an even worse idealist.

It’s complicated.…[Read more]

Shsh. Seriously, @kate-flournoy, stop bragging about being an elf. It makes you look bad. Bragging only works for ENFJs.

*very sad face*

Sorry the world has to be so harsh. It just is.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 *bows* My apologies. 😉

@Jess-Penrose wellll… I am one. I’m allowed to exaggerate about us. ;P

Seriously what? Look! *throws hands in the air* INFPs are absent, dreamy, elvish individuals, with stars in their eyes and no brains and a ridiculously simplistic and beautiful view of the world who are just too downright stupid to worry about anything even when they probably should. 😛

ENFJs are fascinating and an absolutely lovely and…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Pft. *rolls eyes* It’s no problem if you’re an ENFJ. They can handle anything.

Seriously Kate?

*grins bigly in the background* You guys… igh. I should not like to be an ENFJ. You have my utmost respect for dealing with it on a daily basis. XD

@Daeus
@Emma-Flournoy

*grins bigly in the background* You guys… igh. I should not like to be an ENFJ. You have my utmost respect for dealing with it on a daily basis. XD

@radicalglitter Hi. I’m a little leery of glitter, but if you’re radical glitter, maybe that’s different. Anyway, we’ve got clean up crews for spilled glitter, so why not come in and enjoy yourself.

Btw, Daeuses looooooovvvveee lasagna (more than almost anything in the world). They hates lasagna with not enough sauce in it though. Ewghphfff!!!…[Read more]

@Radicalglitter Welcome to KP, the bestistest place on the internet! (We have a contest to see who greets newbies with that first. *wink*)

… That… is quite an assortment of stuff! 😛 And I think I can honestly say you’re the first ESFJ writer I’ve ever met, and the only Sensing writer besides @Writefury. *hands you award for liking MBTI* That…[Read more]

*shakes head at all the lovely craziness* You people are awesome.

Oh, one word of warning @Daeus if you do decide to watch Henry IV. BBC made it and they’re really good, but they also added a TON of borderline inappropriate content in the background. The play itself only has one iffy scene, but most of it takes place in a tavern and the movie…[Read more]

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