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Lucas
18 Sep 2004, 04:21 AM
Hiyall, Let me start by saying how great it is to find this INTP forum!! I'm a 20 year old INTP. I've known that I'm an INTP for about a year, but kind of forgot about it until, well, tonight. I'm studying cultural anthropology, and am passionate about the social sciences in general. My interests are very broad. I love the outdoors and the indoors for that matter, reading, traveling, science, zen, blah blah blah. Anyways hello.
-si quieres conocer el pasado mira el presente que es su resultado. si quieres conocer el futuro, mira el presente que es su causa. -el buddha
EternalCynic
18 Sep 2004, 04:23 AM
Hullo :D
And welcome :hello:
(I'm boring and havent got too much else to say.. I'll leave the good welcomes to those who write them better ^^;..)
Nice quote. B)
Welcome. :)
file cabinet
18 Sep 2004, 05:01 AM
welcome..
what are you doing with your life?
flan2dave
18 Sep 2004, 05:06 AM
Aw, cultural anthropology, the first class I took at the community college I'm still attending. Interesting stuff. I disagreed somewhat on the general opinion about cultural relativity, though I guess that is up to your interpretation and not a necessary part of the subject itself.
Avengardh
18 Sep 2004, 06:05 AM
Bienvenido ^-^
~*Aven*~
Laeskis
18 Sep 2004, 06:08 AM
hi.
yo quiero taco bell?
I don't know any spinach.
Spanish either.
Lucas
19 Sep 2004, 04:21 AM
welcome..
what are you doing with your life?
I'm not really sure what I'll end up doing in Anthropology. It depends on what I focus on in graduate school. The only thing I'm sure of is that I want to work outside of the academia. I'm interested in genetics, so maybe I'll go into Medical Anthropology and work for the CDC or a UN development program??? who knows? :blink:
:blink:
What are you doing with your life file cabinet? Everyone else?
-Lucas
Melody
19 Sep 2004, 05:21 AM
I'm learning relativity, hoping it will help me better understand cultural relativity. Whizs zhe sauerkraut.
if you need any specifics on Sauerkraut... let me know... :D
I once read in an american magazine that we have Sauerkrautpizza over here... never seen it though... yuck..
Melody
19 Sep 2004, 06:48 PM
cool
Johnny
19 Sep 2004, 08:14 PM
Hola Lucas. Comprendo espanol muy pequeno. But I know what cerveza means!
Sauerkraut pizza...what other sneaky ways have been dreamed to bring beer to the table?
Claverhouse
19 Sep 2004, 08:50 PM
Unfortunately, Germans don't need inducement to drink beer.
:sick: :thumbdow: :P
Claverhouse :ph34r:
should I mention that the "Oktoberfest" started yesterday? :cheers:
Johnny
20 Sep 2004, 01:35 PM
So late? September's almost over! :D
So late? September's almost over! :D
Bavarians.... our Texans, if I may say so :devil:
So late? September's almost over! :D
Bavarians.... our Texans, if I may say so :devil:
Bavarians=rednecks, all Texans are not rednecks (Bush moved here). All rednecks are not Texans. Just like all Germans are not tactless, chain smoking, welfare dependent, techno-loving, smelly and humorless. Oh, wait, maybe that wasn't a good example.
:rofl:
Native Texan
Johnny
21 Sep 2004, 12:23 AM
Yee Haw, and don't forget to pass the Shiner Bock... :sombrero:
Yee Haw, and don't forget to pass the Shiner Bock... :sombrero:
:cheers:
Gladly, though I will be drinking Glenlivet.
Johnny
21 Sep 2004, 12:39 AM
Well, if it's on the menu I'd be having a black and tan...so :cheers:
Well, if it's on the menu I'd be having a black and tan...so :cheers:
Fine choice.
Claverhouse
21 Sep 2004, 10:12 PM
Just like all Germans are not tactless, chain smoking, welfare dependent, techno-loving, smelly and humorless. Oh, wait, maybe that wasn't a good example.
:rofl:
Native Texan
[ Smiles thinly ]
You mention our best points, Fraulein s. My congratulations.
[ The MP44 I think, Gregor. ]
Claverhouse :ph34r:
Just like all Germans are not tactless, chain smoking, welfare dependent, techno-loving, smelly and humorless. Oh, wait, maybe that wasn't a good example.
:rofl:
Native Texan
[ Smiles thinly ]
You mention our best points, Fraulein s. My congratulations.
[ The MP44 I think, Gregor. ]
Claverhouse :ph34r:
:huh:
Random: my cousin was a pro German footballer in Stuttgart.
Just like all Germans are not tactless, chain smoking, welfare dependent, techno-loving, smelly and humorless. Oh, wait, maybe that wasn't a good example.
:rofl:
Native Texan
Hm... Considering that I didn't even say anything negative about Texans... I don't know why I feel like I should apologize...
so I won't ... :ph34r:
are you wearing a Stetson while being on the Internet? :devil:
Just like all Germans are not tactless, chain smoking, welfare dependent, techno-loving, smelly and humorless. Oh, wait, maybe that wasn't a good example.
:rofl:
Native Texan
Hm... Considering that I didn't even say anything negative about Texans... I don't know why I feel like I should apologize...
so I won't ... :ph34r:
are you wearing a Stetson while being on the Internet? :devil:
Who asked you to apologize? :huh:
I mean everything in good fun, so sure take a swipe.
Yea, I am wearing a Stetson, boots, and nothing else. Yee Haw. Getting ready to go ride bareback... woohoo.
[forced "Texan" accent]
Ya'll come back now, ya hear.
[sipping on some hot King Cole orange pekoe]
Oh yes, and welcome to the forum to um... damn, I cannot remember whose thread this was... sorry and welcome!
Yea, I am wearing a Stetson, boots, and nothing else. Yee Haw. Getting ready to go ride bareback... woohoo.
I could borrow you some Lederhosen... if I had any, that is :D
Yea, I am wearing a Stetson, boots, and nothing else. Yee Haw. Getting ready to go ride bareback... woohoo.
I could borrow you some Lederhosen... if I had any, that is :D
Now that would be a sight... a Texan in Lederhosen and boots. Wait, I think I saw that in New Braunfels, Texas. Maybe it was the heat and alcohol, but...
Johnny
22 Sep 2004, 09:34 PM
That guy, Baron Otto von Schlitterbahn, or whoever came up with that water park idea, sure had a great idea. Must have been German ingenuity that did it...though I'm not sure lederhosen were being considered for that activity either...
Viel spass! :sombrero:
That guy, Baron Otto von Schlitterbahn, or whoever came up with that water park idea, sure had a great idea. Must have been German ingenuity that did it...though I'm not sure lederhosen were being considered for that activity either...
Viel spass! :sombrero:
"Baron Otto von Schlitterbahn" :rofl:
Johnny
22 Sep 2004, 10:21 PM
That guy, Baron Otto von Schlitterbahn, or whoever came up with that water park idea, sure had a great idea. Must have been German ingenuity that did it...though I'm not sure lederhosen were being considered for that activity either...
Viel spass! :sombrero:
"Baron Otto von Schlitterbahn" :rofl:
:rofl:
Otto who? :D
makes me think of this guy though... he is nuts, has a late show on German TV and two years ago he started a Wok-world-Championship where people sat in this gigantic Wok and went down a bob run...
:rofl:
Johnny
23 Sep 2004, 03:55 PM
Sounds like fun! :lol:
I was referring to what is likely the most popular water park in Texas, called Schlitterbahn: http://www.schlitterbahn.com/
The rest was just good natured BS... :sombrero:
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