featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
Multiple Intelligences Test )
See, I told you. No social skills. Also, I'm 40% away from unfuckable. My people, they are suspicious of such statements.
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
Multiple Intelligences Test )
See, I told you. No social skills. Also, I'm 40% away from unfuckable. My people, they are suspicious of such statements.
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (flirty)
Big-ass meme about my NC-17 life. )
Of course, only about half of that is true. Which half? I'm leaving that as an exercise to the reader.
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
Big-ass meme about my NC-17 life. )
Of course, only about half of that is true. Which half? I'm leaving that as an exercise to the reader.
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (owlish)
It's sort of neat to not discover that your brain is broken until you've already been playing with it for many years, fully long enough to have already found the workarounds. Then, the sudden understanding that your brain is broken is more of a curiosity than a problem.

Case in point, apparently other people can visualize things easily in their minds. Me, I have a hard time "seeing" anything in my brain unless I really work at it, and even then, it's pretty iffy. The pictures, they just don't happen. But words and numbers, I can do. So any time something requires "visualization", what I am actually doing is seeing or hearing the words that describe the thing in my head -- I "read" or "listen to" the thing I'm supposed to "see". I think that's sort of neat!

In other news, I am short and useful to have around. )
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
It's sort of neat to not discover that your brain is broken until you've already been playing with it for many years, fully long enough to have already found the workarounds. Then, the sudden understanding that your brain is broken is more of a curiosity than a problem.

Case in point, apparently other people can visualize things easily in their minds. Me, I have a hard time "seeing" anything in my brain unless I really work at it, and even then, it's pretty iffy. The pictures, they just don't happen. But words and numbers, I can do. So any time something requires "visualization", what I am actually doing is seeing or hearing the words that describe the thing in my head -- I "read" or "listen to" the thing I'm supposed to "see". I think that's sort of neat!

In other news, I am short and useful to have around. )
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
Three things from around the flist this week:

1. Are you tone-deaf?. [livejournal.com profile] infintysquared passes along this opportunity to test out of future recruitment attempts for the church choir (or this opportunity to engage in, as he puts it, some musical dick-waving). I tested out at above 90%, which is not a surprise. [livejournal.com profile] triadruid tested out in the normal range (low 70s, I think), despite what he may tell you about his ears, brain, or singing ability.

2. The Best Thing Ever Project, noticed by [livejournal.com profile] digibri, asks users to choose between two options to determine the best thing ever. It's a fine way to waste a whole lot more time than one might think. There used to be a site called whatsbetter.com that did a very similar thing, and that Dan The Abbot Of Lesbians and I used to discuss endlessly over IM during interminable afternoons at work, but that site has passed. I'm all nostalgic all of a sudden, but this is a worthy substitute.

3. From [livejournal.com profile] rougewench, Which Bond Girl Am I? ) The results here should be surprising to no one.
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
Three things from around the flist this week:

1. Are you tone-deaf?. [livejournal.com profile] infintysquared passes along this opportunity to test out of future recruitment attempts for the church choir (or this opportunity to engage in, as he puts it, some musical dick-waving). I tested out at above 90%, which is not a surprise. [livejournal.com profile] triadruid tested out in the normal range (low 70s, I think), despite what he may tell you about his ears, brain, or singing ability.

2. The Best Thing Ever Project, noticed by [livejournal.com profile] digibri, asks users to choose between two options to determine the best thing ever. It's a fine way to waste a whole lot more time than one might think. There used to be a site called whatsbetter.com that did a very similar thing, and that Dan The Abbot Of Lesbians and I used to discuss endlessly over IM during interminable afternoons at work, but that site has passed. I'm all nostalgic all of a sudden, but this is a worthy substitute.

3. From [livejournal.com profile] rougewench, Which Bond Girl Am I? ) The results here should be surprising to no one.

Chess meme

Sep. 13th, 2006 01:34 pm
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (O RLY?)
Because an unreasonable amount of last night and this morning was devoted to the idea of various concept chess sets...
I am the White Queen )

Chess meme

Sep. 13th, 2006 01:34 pm
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
Because an unreasonable amount of last night and this morning was devoted to the idea of various concept chess sets...
I am the White Queen )
featherynscale: Schmendrick the magician from The Last Unicorn (Default)
Snagged from [livejournal.com profile] sxypaganmom:
26 questions )
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Snagged from [livejournal.com profile] sxypaganmom:
26 questions )

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