Klarinet Archive - Posting 000040.txt from 2001/11

From: lubydjackson@-----. Jackson)
Subj: Re: [kl] Re: eefer madness/Myers Briggs
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2001 14:42:12 -0500

I went there but I had to pay to take the test and get the results. I'd
like to participate but cost free.
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From: <EClarinet@-----.com>
Subject: [kl] Re: eefer madness/Myers Briggs

> << I think it would be very interesting to give a "meyer-briggs"
personality
> indicator test to all clarinetists and see if there were diffences between
Eb
> players and the rest of the group. All I know is before there was prozac
Eb
> clarinet was way more fun!!!!
>
> Tom Puwalski >>
>
> Hey Tom! We did sort of do a Myers-Briggs survey on the list a couple of
> years ago, although it was not so we could tell what type eefer players
were!
> We were in the middle of one of the many arguments on the list, and I had
> been examining people arguing styles and trying to figure out what their
> 4-letter designation. I basically came to the conclusion that there were
> lots of TJ's on the list and amongst clarinet players in general, and that
> the people who seemed to be easily offended by the T types were of course
the
> F types.
>
> I think we should do it again, in light of the fact that the same old
> conflict is still occurring!! And now, I am curious about the eefer thing
> too! Here are the best websites I know of if you want to find out your
Myers
> Briggs type.
> 1). <A HREF@-----.com/">The Personality Page</A>
> this one is the best overall site, but you have to pay a few bucks to take
> their online test.
> 2). <A HREF@-----.htm">IPIP NEO-PI,
> Introductory Information</A> here is a free online test, and then you
can
> go to the first website and read the really comprehensive information
about
> your type.
>
> Elise Curran, ENTJ
> Orlando, FL
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