INTPs and screwd up questions :)

[Aryan]

Q: Why did Johnny hit Sam ?

:D

[cloakable]

A: Johnny is an idiot. So is Sam.

(in other words, that question makes no sense, so I am going to use my stock answer)

[Claverhouse]

[ Shocked and horrified; and let's face it, starting a wrathful look ]

Not our Johnny ? Not our Sam ? What the blazes have they been doing ?



Claverhouse :ph34r:


:zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz:

[Johnny]

A: Because it was destined.

[Avengardh]

A: Don't ask why, ask how :D

[Arioch]

He didn't. He beated him off.

You've got to pay for your college bills somehow

......

I'm so going to hell

[jimkopelli]

A: Because he felt like it, and to provide you with question fodder.

[s]

Sam looked at his ass?

[nobarcode]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v374/nobarcode/monkeyrobot.jpg

[Division56]

Do you know the history behind that photo?


Fucking bastards. :rant: :banghead:

[int]

Did the monkey get shocked?

[Division56]

Did the monkey get shocked?


They had several pages devoted to it in my Psyc 1300 book.

[s]

I thought I had seen that pic before!

[Division56]

I thought I had seen that pic before!


Yes, the experiments on what happens to (animal) children who don't recieve love and attention.

That was the saddest thing I ever read in that book, and the book was pretty full of sad things. :rant:

[flan2dave]

Did the monkey get shocked?

Yes, and it wasn't an accident.

[jimkopelli]

*tries to remember name of dude that did the experiment in question, and fails...*
I think what the experiment proved was that the monkey had needs other than food. They had a wire mother (in back) and a cloth mother (the one in front.) The monkey got all of its food from the wire mother, but spent almost all of the rest of its time with the cloth mother, which did nothing except be warm and fuzzy.

[cloakable]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v374/nobarcode/monkeyrobot.jpg

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Yes, devoid of empathy, but danm!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[spirilis]

LOL... this is just a trip.

[cloakable]

What? These are all perfectly legitimate answers to the question!
Are new questions going to be asked?

Or, *cynical smirk*

Q: Are new questions going to be asked?

[Aryan]

Well 18 replies means INTPs do also like a bit of stupidity with a bit of fun... hehe

Poor monkey, somebody feed him nuts... he looks starved.
Nobarcode thats no a robot that's you
Hehe... Just Kidding ! :D

[Aryan]

Yeah new questions :

Q: How many hairs does that monkey has on his body ?

Ahhh.. now stop answering such stupid questions.

[cloakable]

A: 17583497843 Exactly

[Google Monster]

A: 17583497844

Take a closer look cloaky.

[cloakable]

Oops, sorry, my mistake.
Talk about splitting hairs!
And now I prounounce us officaly insane.

[Ckyzxr]

Yeah, pronounce it, ti was hard enugh to spel!!

[nobarcode]

That makes you officaly a rare bread. :)

[Boozer]

How many INTP's does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

[Johnny]

Theoretically, it would take only 1... :lol:

[last_caress]

How many INTP's does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

Let me get back to you on that one.

[Boozer]

Theoretically

:rofl:

[jimkopelli]

You still use lightbulbs? I can light the room with my amazing mental powers... of getting up and drawing the blinds.

[nobarcode]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v374/nobarcode/monkeycat.jpg
How many hair follicles are on this monkey?

Is he/she capable of "screwing" a light bulb?

[HairlessBluetick]

How many INTP's does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

Just two... but don't ask me how they got in there.

[Phreon]

I thought I had seen that pic before!


Yes, the experiments on what happens to (animal) children who don't recieve love and attention.

That was the saddest thing I ever read in that book, and the book was pretty full of sad things. :rant:

NOVA did a show featuring that very experiment back in the late 70's (early 80's ?). If I recall correctly, it went beyond just watching which surrogate the monkey gravitated to. I think they had seperate groups; one with warm, inviting, fuzzy "mommys" and another group with the cold, wire "moms". The group of monkeys provided with wire mothers (which shocked the poor baby from time to time) wound up with stunted growth and severe behavior problems.

I believe the gist of the research was to prove that touch is critical to the health of infants, which is why "touch therapy" is common practice in premie wards today.

Phreon

[Horger]

Sam stole Johnny's cheetos.

[Arioch]

How many INTP's does it take to screw in a lightbulb?


AAARRGGGHHH.... the LIGHT... it BURNS.

[Laeskis]

that monkey gets freaky!
hmm....if a person doesn't get love as a child does it mean they will grow up to hump robots...or just cats?