Daily Archives: October 18, 2008

Move Over Sarah Palin!

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My result for The Presidential Capacity Test…

Vice Presidential Candidate

68% Values, 89% Charisma and 65% Judgment!

“The President has only 190 million bosses. The Vice President has 190 million and one.” – Hubert H. Humphrey

Close, but no cigar. The people trust you. They believe you. They even admire you. They’re just not sure that you’re experienced enough for the hotseat.

Decisions involving foreign policy often require a cool-head to make the necessary calls. The American public’s not sure you have the judgment to pull this off… but they’re willing to let you sit in the backseat. Vice-Presidency doesn’t demand an immediate need for quick decision making and leadership ability, but the public sure expects you to use your spare time to perfect this weakness. Remember, if the head honcho conks it, you have to be ready to take the wheel.

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I have to say, I think this is pretty accurate. When I worked for my college newspaper I held a similar postion, Managing Editor and briefly was Editor-in-Chief which would be kind of the equivalent of President and I hated it. I really liked having that one last person to turn to when shiznits hit the fan. I think I’d make an excellent Vice President and I bet I’d be way less annoying more qualified at least as good as Sarah Palin. Hopefully nobody would photoshop my face onto bikini bodies and I’ll promise to figure out what the Bush Doctrine is! McCain, Obama, I’ll be waiting for one of your calls (preferably whoever wins the election).

Aren’t All Mothers Protectors?

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My result for The Ultra Ultimate Personality Test…

The Protector : INFJ
38 Extroversion, 61 Intuition, 66 Emotional, and 31 Spontaneity

INFJs are intuitive, caring, quiet and peace-loving: deep and complex people who may seem equally at home dealing with the personal and analytical spheres of life. The interior world of vision and ideas is this type’s most comfortable domain, but some degree of human connection is essential for the INFJ’s happiness; a potential conflict for this type. Articulate, empathetic and idealistic, INFJs often say they just know things, they know them directly, and they may not be able to tell you how or why! INFJs seem to be able to feel others’ feelings vicariously and sense the good and evil in situations: an almost psychic ability which may be an asset in many “people professions.” Spiritual, sensitive and committed, INFJs enjoy being of service to others. Once this type’s goals are set and the mind is made up, no argument based solely on reason and practicality is likely to divert the passionate INFJ from a mission or chosen project. Whether this characteristic manifests itself as admirable tenacity or bull-headed stubbornness may determine the individual INFJ’s potential for life success.

Relationships

INFJs are warm and affirming people who are usually also deep and complex. They’re likely to seek out and promote relationships that are intense and meaningful. They tend to be perfectionists, and are always striving for the Ultimate Relationship. For the most part, this is a positive feature, but sometimes works against the INFJ if they fall into the habit of moving from relationship to relationship, always in search of a more perfect partner. In general, the INFJ is a deeply warm and caring person who is highly invested in the health of their close relationships, and puts forth a lot of effort to make them positive. They are valued by those close to them for these special qualities. They seek long-term, lifelong relationships, although they don’t always find them.

Strengths

  • Warm and affirming by nature
  • Dedicated to achieving the ultimate relationship
  • Sensitive and concerned for others’ feelings
  • Usually have good communication skills, especially written
  • Take their commitments very seriously, and seek lifelong relationships
  • Have very high expectations for themselves and others (both a strength and weakness)
  • Good listeners
  • Are able to move on after a relationship has ended (once they’re sure it’s over)

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