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hoveringsombrerowell i managed to partially disable but not quite uninstall windows
i couldn't uninstall it cause the stupid errors were keeping me from getting at that part of windows, i should have tried further with DOS, instead i just crippled it and angered it
now A:\ appears to be some sort of temporary boot drive (?)
B:\ is the Floppy
i can't find the second partition of my drive or find spanky's drive or find the CDROM
i didn't try all that hard once i discovered that i'd somehow misplaced C:\
just one of those things that's best slept on, and probably left to kal so that i don't format the whole drive instead of just the C partition
*sigh*
now the irony, i took that damn personality test, and i'd say i'm rather pleased with the results, although it makes me sound much more intelligent then the above part of the post would make me appear
i scored highest as a five
Seeking control over their lives, Fives seek to increase their competency by withdrawing into their minds to gain knowledge. Fives tend to live in the mental world of ideas rather than in the outside world. They are good at creating systems, but their need to be in control makes it difficult for them to work within systems. They tend to work better outside the system than within it. At their best, Fives understand things more deeply than other people and advance science and human knowledge by sharing their insights. Stephen Hawking is an excellent example of a Five at his best. Although wheelchair-bound and almost completely paralyzed, Hawking lives in his mind, exploring the secrets of the universe.
and then eight was only a couple points lower, i figure i'm eight when i'm pissy
Out of a need to be in control of their lives, Eights use their strong behavioral intelligence to assert themselves in the world, clearly letting people know where they stand and what they want. When Eights feel that their authority or power is threatened by others, they can react very quickly, unleashing their anger on those who question them. At their best, Eights make very effective leaders.
but still, out of 28 possible points spread out from types 1 - 9 i scored
Type Score
Five 18
Eight 15
Four 9
Six 9
Nine 9
One 6
Two 6
Three 6
Seven 6
so i've got a good little bit of everything,
i'm pleased
i couldn't uninstall it cause the stupid errors were keeping me from getting at that part of windows, i should have tried further with DOS, instead i just crippled it and angered it
now A:\ appears to be some sort of temporary boot drive (?)
B:\ is the Floppy
i can't find the second partition of my drive or find spanky's drive or find the CDROM
i didn't try all that hard once i discovered that i'd somehow misplaced C:\
just one of those things that's best slept on, and probably left to kal so that i don't format the whole drive instead of just the C partition
*sigh*
now the irony, i took that damn personality test, and i'd say i'm rather pleased with the results, although it makes me sound much more intelligent then the above part of the post would make me appear
i scored highest as a five
Seeking control over their lives, Fives seek to increase their competency by withdrawing into their minds to gain knowledge. Fives tend to live in the mental world of ideas rather than in the outside world. They are good at creating systems, but their need to be in control makes it difficult for them to work within systems. They tend to work better outside the system than within it. At their best, Fives understand things more deeply than other people and advance science and human knowledge by sharing their insights. Stephen Hawking is an excellent example of a Five at his best. Although wheelchair-bound and almost completely paralyzed, Hawking lives in his mind, exploring the secrets of the universe.
and then eight was only a couple points lower, i figure i'm eight when i'm pissy
Out of a need to be in control of their lives, Eights use their strong behavioral intelligence to assert themselves in the world, clearly letting people know where they stand and what they want. When Eights feel that their authority or power is threatened by others, they can react very quickly, unleashing their anger on those who question them. At their best, Eights make very effective leaders.
but still, out of 28 possible points spread out from types 1 - 9 i scored
Type Score
Five 18
Eight 15
Four 9
Six 9
Nine 9
One 6
Two 6
Three 6
Seven 6
so i've got a good little bit of everything,
i'm pleased
