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lol. The only "bitches" are the people who are blindly dependent on their vile bodies, responding eagerly to every push and pull like their futile existence hinges on the consumption of the next burger. I prefer psychological control; deprivation is just a natural consequence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allie
what about a futile existence hinging upon the smoke of the next cigar? such psychological control, you poor nicotine deprived soul. *head pat*Quote:
Originally Posted by strrrng
Fuck off! I've been abstaining for a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allie
I cook as a hobby, but not as a chore. This means I cook when and if I feel like it, which isn't very often. When I do, I decide on a dish or a combination of ingredients that I want and look up recipes online. I read a handful and then pick what sounded best out of each of them and make it without following a recipe. I don't mind using expensive ingredients because it had better be awesome if it's going to be worth the effort. I am known among my immediate family and relatives as an excellent cook.
When driving, I get somewhat irritable when people tell me that I'm driving too fast for traffic or road conditions or any such thing for reasons specified in this post.
:lol: Why would I eat slop when I can live off of spirit and will?Quote:
Originally Posted by Allie
Yeah, I'd marry you let you serve me.Quote:
anyway i am a great cook and i enjoy cooking. might just be my upbringing though, since my dad's a chef and my mom went to culinary school. i'm pretty resourceful and good at using whatever's available to improvise meals. i don't use recipes or anything, i just teach myself or ask my dad.
You sure it's not just being too lazy to eat? :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilly
I eat my own discontent; it fills me enough.
Mine too!!Quote:
Originally Posted by redbaron
Along with Honey Bunches of Oats (esp with strawberries or peaches). Though I have cereal phases where I will crave it for a couple meals a day and then I dont feel like eating cereal for a while.
As for the original question, it's true I will tend to eat food that needs minimal preparation, like cold food (mozzarella sticks, hummus with toast, cream cheese on toast, raw eggs, carrot sticks, raw sugar snap peas) or frozen dinners (has to be decent-tasting though, like trader joe's chicken tikka masala).
I will make salad once in a while, but even that is a bit too involved--I've simplified the process over the years to the following:
--buy prepackaged lettuce that is already cut, baby spinach, already sliced mushrooms, cherry or grape tomatoes, baby carrots so the only thing that really needs to be cut is onion and maybe cucumber or green/red pepper if I feel like including that.
--combine the entire contents of the packages in a HUGE airtight rubbermaid container (except mushrooms and cucumber--they made the salad go bad quicker, no dressing either for storage)
--grab a handful into a bowl for a meal, add mushrooms/cucumbers if i feel like it, add cherry-sized ciliegine if i feel like it, add 50% balsamic vinegar/olive oil mixed together.
But see that still requires some work, so even when i'm thinking, ok need to step up the veggies, I will buy the salad materials but then they will sit in the fridge for like a week before i muster up the motivation to actually make the thing. So to step up the veggies, sometimes i will just buy a big bottle of V8 and my meal will consist of a mozzarrella stick or other piece of cheese with a glass of V8. MMMMMMMMMM :love:
Once in a while, I will have phases where i feel like cooking. Like, one time I was really fascinated by indian cooking and wanted to simulate the delicious dishes from the indian restaurants but with less fat and healthier. At first I followed the recipes, but it took me a few tries before not messing up, and plus the recipes weren't totally perfect so I would just add a thing or two or change the amt based on what was good/bad the last time. Then I just learned the way I like it, so I didn't need the recipes as much anymore. But yes I needed to start with a recipe. Of note, these efforts were done when i had a huge crush on an indian guy ;). Now I just like indian food so i will still make those from time to time.
Under the influence of a couple of friends who are EXCELLENT cooks (one is EIE for sure, the other might be SEI or EIE as well), I have attempted cooking from scratch with improvisation (They totally improvise when they cook and it comes out great!). My results have not been so great, and it took a lot of effort--and probably the worst part is all the pots and pans to scrub afterwards! So I dont do that too often.
yes! We buy that too! My girls love it. Sometimes I mix the Life with Honey Bunches of Oats with Strawberries. Yum!Quote:
Originally Posted by WorkaholicsAnon
that is so uncanny! i sometimes mix them too! look's like it's an iei favorite :love::thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by redbaron
same.Quote:
Originally Posted by glamourama
I typically eat slowly; oddly enough my SEI sister eats inhumanly quickly. I never pay attention to eating, I am always either talking or listening or thinking about something else.
How do you feel in the company of someone who does pay attention to how the food tastes and gives remarks or comments about it?Quote:
Originally Posted by glamourama
I typically eat slowly, too, but with zest. People have told me numerous times that watching me eat raises their appetite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilly
I very often think (and say) I eat like an animal. This is because when I'm really hungry I don't really watch the way I eat in terms of manners etc, but do it as it comes naturally. So I sometimes feel the need to apologize by admitting it in advance, ie before I start the ritual.
lol, "You're going to be disgusted by my bestial devouring of this lovely meal -- forewarning." I'm the opposite; I couldn't pig out in front of people if I tried, and usually prefer to eat alone, primarily because most others feel like vile savages when they eat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkster
Ew. EW. EWWWWWWW. This is JUST like my LSE roommate; if I didn't have any pride, I would have PLEADED with him to not slop his fucking cheesy pasta...god I can't even talk about it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkster
I mean, I'm bad at controlling my eating noises, but COME ON AT LEAST I FUCKING TRY GODDAMMIT. Once in a while I will get myself really fucking messy eating some ribs, and yeah, then I will really dig in, but only because it makes me feel like a fucking predator and I get to do shit like pick my teeth with the bones. Otherwise I try to be mannerly, because eating noises make me want to throw my whole plate in the trash and spend the rest of the night in the bathroom.
:lol: This is why I keep you.Quote:
Originally Posted by strrrng
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Originally Posted by strrrng
:lol: LMFAO! You guys have just made my day... *burp* I mean, night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilly
The thing is though, most people aren't repelled by how I eat, but on the contrary, they've said they like watching me eat. I would suppose they find it highly inspiring and motivational. It's probably something like listening to a great song that begs you to sing along, or something...
lmao... fucking sasquatchQuote:
Originally Posted by Gilly
:lol: Whenever someone around me eats like a slob, I get a powerful urge to lodge a double-pointed spear in their mouth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkster
Please care little enough some day to actually do it...Quote:
Originally Posted by strrrng
Get me and David on acid, and I just might. :whistle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilly
Is that the same one who was once SLI, then permutated to LSI, has now gone LSE, and god knows what surrogate mutations he'll undergo in very near future?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilly
Actually he began as LIE at first, then LSI when we became good friends and I realized I was the only person in the world who could put up with him :lol:, then LSE when I got some outside input on the situation, then SLI, now LSE again. I've been confident we're super-egos since I settled on him as Delta ST, so his type fluctuates with mine :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkster
:( Don't get my hopes up...Quote:
Originally Posted by strrrng
To me, it's no different than taking a shit with people. It's just a matter of aesthetic appreciation. If shit smelled good and nudity became the fad, everyone would be doing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Starfall
oops i'm Si role too! i get confused about the super ego functions still:pQuote:
Originally Posted by glamourama
I still have to watch that; now I am compelled.Quote:
Originally Posted by Starfall
Yeah. It can actually be nice to eat with someone who also possesses proper understanding of manners and boundaries. And lol @ "spitting it around the table" (who the fuck would do that...).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mimosa Pudica
Sure, it's possible my food is horrendously bad to some, but I've never heard it uttered (thankfully) :lol:
When making something from a long detailed recipe (like chicken vindaloo, last weekend) for others, I strive for very little variation. Left to my own devices, it's likely going to be tainted with the newest ingredient I'm figuring out how to use ('Black caraway seed oil' for instance) -- but those meals are meant for me only.
In your opinion, is it the ENTp (Ne) creative drive that doesn't translate well to the kitchen, given Si PoLR?
Have no idea if this means anything, but I'm a freak about freshness of meat - it has to be 3 or more days out from the expiration date or I won't buy/eat it... This seemed opposite of what I'd expect Si PoLR to be... (or, is it a strange twisting of normal functioning Si?)
-exILEd
(Still have to do an intro - Hi all, I'm a ENTp/Ne-ILE who loves to cook. Been lurking here for the past couple weeks, and only about month ago discovered Socionics after two decades of trying to understand the Enneagram and Myer-Briggs. Wow, I like it.)
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Originally Posted by tcaudilllg
Nah ... the horrendously bad ENTP food doesn't ring true. That sounds like pretentious effort gone horribly wrong and unrecognized as such ... like ENFJ clothing.
First up we generally rely on the principle of OPF (Other Peoples Food) esp. ISFP or ISTP....although i also find ISFJ up there with the best of them. Then when i, as an ENTP have to prepare a dish for others i take an awful lot of pains (and time) .... For instance my Moussaka is unfailingly amongst the best out there and thats mainly because of the incredible amount of attention i dedicate to make sure each slice of eggplant is EXACTLY 6mm thick and when its salted & oiled the cover is EVEN.
Alas weak :Si: prevents a wide repertoire or an unselfconscious approach to preparation often observed in others. Sadly If i have to cook for myself over the long term it will almost invariably deteriorate into the basic and often banal.
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Originally Posted by Everybody's stupid, inconsistent, fucking annoying, limited understanding of Si:
Oh i think it's fair enough to say :Si: contributes to facility with cooking.... it also contributes enormously to sporting ability, health maintenance , art creation and appreciation, fashion, personal wellbeing, sex, recognition of commonalities in objects (classification), facility with mechanical devices, tools etc.... but in the end this is a thread about cooking and driving.
lol i thought the same thingQuote:
Originally Posted by Starfall
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I Iike my dad's chicken. When
I eat something eIse, I puke.
But why do you eat it here? Why don't
you Iike to go to the cafeteria?
Which do you Iike better?
Taking a dump aIone
or with VaIerie watching?
AIone.
Everyone Iikes to be aIone
when it comes out.
I Iike to be aIone when it goes in.
To me, the cafeteria's
Iike being with...
... girIs aII at once taking a dump.
That is fucked up, Daisy!
I am not a fan of cooking, especially when I am cooking for only myself. I find it more productive to cook for a small group (approx. 3-4 persons) as compared to only myself, assuming that I take the same amount of time to prepare the ingredients and cook.Quote:
Originally Posted by FDG
I can somehow relate to what you have mentioned for both cooking and drivingQuote:
Originally Posted by bobbybeam
I find cooking very monotonous and too long a process (from preparing the ingredients to making the dish looks aesthetically pleasing) just to get the end results I want. In addition, I don't enjoy following specific instructions listed in cookbooks on the proportions of ingredients to put in. When I don't enjoy doing something, I don't do it even though cooking is a survival skill.
Another reason why I dislike cooking is because I find it cheaper to eat out (at least in the country I am living in), provided that I don't go to the fine restaurants. For instance, if I can get a meal for approx US$3 on average, it is more practical for me to eat out than spend more money and time cooking for myself.
As for driving, I prefer to be the passenger as I would like to take my time to enjoy the scenery and daydream. If I were the driver, I would have put all my attention on the road and not be able to enjoy all these things. As such, I drive because it is necessary, not because I enjoy it.
nah nah nah, this one doesn't have anything to do with functions, really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocket
Any elite athlete will tell you that one of the biggest obstacles to success is injury during training ... :Si: will help to moderate this among other things. Thats probably where it contributes most.Quote:
Originally Posted by FDG
When you look at elite athletes among ISTP i would count
Michael Jordan
Wayne Gretzky
Sergei Bubka
Ronaldo
Nadia Comaneci
Zinedene Zidane
Mike Tyson
Pele
Larry Bird
Thats only to list a few at the VERY top of their particular games. Name any other type that has a more impressive representation.
I think :Si: has something to do with sporting ability. Some people with :Si: polr may be good at sports due to influences in environment. Sports are very popular in any nation so some may have strengthened this function. I can't play sports mainly because of the fact that I'm afraid of objects being thrown in my direction and in many sports you have to move quickly and/or run, and I move slowly and run like I'm mentally challenged.
See, the problem is that I know SLIs and SEIs that are bad at sports, just as much as I know LIEs and EIEs that also don't like them/are not proficient. There will be a tendency for the latter to consider Si PoLR as the cause, while the former will consider natural/environmental causes as the weightiest factor. Confirmation bias.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morcheeba
Moreover, imo, if some :Si: PoLR people can become good at sports thanks (or due) to influences in the environment...that kind of proves it's not the :Si: PoLR that causes lack of sporting ability, doesn't it?
Rocket: those typings are all over the place. :Si: and injury? I've been injuried only once, and look instead at RONALDO, one of your representative SLIs! He's one of the most injuried players ever. Think more carefully before spouting out something like that. Ronaldo isn't even SLI, I was just trying to show how superficial your reasoning was. (Comaneci is ISFj, Tyson is ESTp, Ronaldo is ESFp)
..... "I've been injur(i)ed only once"..... ? - are you comparing your potential exposure to injury to that of an elite athlete? - It's not only about avoiding injury but also about recovering quickly from inevitable injury.Quote:
Originally Posted by FDG
I've got nothing to apologize for in my typings. And i won't be drawn into fruitless debate thats nothing but a red herring. In any case the alternate typings you offer without exception feature strong :Si:.
I never said that good or even great athletes can't have weak :Si: in socionics terms ... its just that when you look at the reality of whats involved in sport, strong :Si: appears to count for a great deal .... it also clearly shows up in the typing of elite athletes.
Who told you I have never been an elite athlete? I've cycled at professional level for one year (before deciding there was just too much dope around for me to handle), and I still compete at decently high level, that's why I included my own records.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocket
Dunno, quick reflexes, speed, endurance, coordination? How are they related to :Si:? It's mostly genetic.Quote:
its just that when you look at the reality of whats involved in sport, strong appears to count for a great deal .... it also clearly shows up in the typing of elite athletes.