Cursed knee, why must you forsake me by being so aggravatingly itchy?

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I'M SO TOTALLY INTROVERTED, YOU GUYS. Silly personality quiz where I got the INTP personality type. 0: The description here fits so well it's...weird. *dies* One of the other links is like YOU SHOULD BE AN ARCHITECT which is weird because...I've always secretly wanted to be one. I just thought I wasn't smart enough. D: But I'd design houses ALL THE

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I remember that personality quiz and I felt it wasn't like me and it was off. It bugged me. :(

Also, TVTropes is so addicting! I remember when I first went on that site, I was like, on there for an hour or so. It's so hilariously addicting. :(

I remember I read The Hobbit before I entered high school, only I don't remember what happened other than the fact the group encountered spiders and fought them. And there was this wizard named Gandalf.

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Awe, I always get really bothered when the test results don't fit me. D:

TV Tropes is horrible, man. A WHOLE DAY OF MY LIFE HAS BEEN WASTED BECAUSE OF IT. Pffft like the fifth time I've been suckered onto that site. At least it's educational sometimes.

I read it in eighth grade but got distracted and too busy to ever finish it. I read like... the first ten chapters. The only parts I remembered was the very beginning where they're all eating at Bilbo's house and the Gollum scene.

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I generally consider Jung tests more reliable than most other types of personality tests... although, it depends largely on where you take them. (And haha, I think I have more fun designing houses in the Sims than I do actually making the people interact as well... but I wouldn't want to make a career out of it.) All personality types have a wide variety of professions attached to them though, as seen if you scroll down here. (I'm an INTJ by the way, and the fictional characters attached to my type amuse me way too much. They're almost all super villains. D: But at least we get Dr. Crane and Gandalf?)

The Hobbit is very interesting, but probably one of my least favorite Tolkien books, heh. Don't get me wrong, it's very good, just not as good as Lord of the Rings or The Silmarillion. ... and pfft, why are you making me want to watch the animated LOTR films.

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Yeah, I've actually taken them a few times before in different places and generally get the same results. I LIKE HOW THIS ONE SAYS I COULD BE A TRANSLATOR THOUGH, YAY. (Pffft I got Filburt from Rocko's Modern Life. And I'm amused how on INTJ's list, both Jane Austin and Darcy are INTJs. Also uuum. Both Albert Einstein and the Olson twins are INTPs. That's just weird.)

Although I've yet to finish the entirety of LOTR, I do like the story better than The Hobbit? *dies* Never read The Silmarillion though. I think my sister bought it, thought it was boring, and shoved it at me in tenth grade. But I didn't want to read it then either so we got rid of it. Ooops. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THAT?! The Hobbit and Return of the King are both on YouTube, come on now. ♥♥♥♥ I dunno where you could find the Ralph Bakshi one online but uh. It was stupid so who cares. *shot*

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