A lesson in oviraptory

[zoeology]

Note: for the sake of dramatic tension the word 'chicken' in this journal (and probably subsequent journals) has been replaced with the word 'dinobird'.  To further enhance the drama you are free to imagine these dinobirds whichever way you like, though seven foot long, jet black and with murderous red eyes is recommended.

So, I've just spent five

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[exanimate]

Anyone who paid attention in English knows these rules. I haven't been following the thread though, can't be bothered.

[zoeology]

Woop, we weren't taught that stuff in English :B The other class was, but I missed out for god knows what reason. We touched on it in Primary school though, and my mum was a little crazy about all of that. I was always taught letters up to ten from memory, but it was ages ago.

I came back and the thread was a bajillion pages long, but I skimmed the last couple and found a conversation Bea was having about INFPness where what an INFP sounds like was being ignored again. I asked originally and she didn't answer, which feels a bit like someone wandering off in the middle of a conversation to me D:

[theredison]

A sure fire way to kill fleas without squishing is to get rubbing alcohol and soak a napkin in it. Then in stead of squishing the damn things, you just catch them inside the napkin and wait for them to drown/suffocate. Works wonderfully, the damn little things. XD

As for the forum stuff, I can no longer be assed to look at any Estelore posts, because I know it's going to be a load of shit. The back and forth in that thread is so tedious, that I absolutely despise even going on in there. I can't take anything Estelore says at face value. So I've stopped paying attention to that which I have no care for. x___x

[zoeology]

Flea rinse is my usual bff. Drowning fleas in flea-killing poison = yes yes. But despite Sydney being a horrific fleabasin I don't usually have a problem with fleas here, even with two dogs and a cat who wanders [a bit].

I just want to knoooooowwwwww, my curiousity burns.

[d_kitty]

Dinobirds sound scary.. yikes O. o

I'm an INFP too on the myers-briggs test =) They had everyone in my class take it and divide into groups by type as some sort of failed bonding experience. hehe

[zoeology]

Ah, they did that for us too :D It was part of our How To Interact With Other Human Beings course, understanding that other people have different preferences in the way they think and function (it sounds obvious, and that was the same course that had us looking at pictures of people pulling emotionfaces for an hour, so that we can tell happy from sad and suchlike :/).

They got all the P on one side of the room and all the J people on the other and told us to plan a trip to the zoo and we all stood around awkwardly and the J people actually worked the whole thing out, down to sunscreen and picnic baskets. And then they split us into I and E to see what we did and all the I people stood in a circle and said nothing :D