BrumalHunter

I plan on majoring in psychology, so I have been researching personality tests. I used to support the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator), until I became aware of its flaws. Now, ...

Who here knows what their type according to the MBTI is?

Thank you, @AriaAdams. *bows to the countess*

My condolences, @Aurora99. I shall keep you in my prayers also.

Agreed - the English/British should keep their crown "across their pond". However, I still prefer British English to American English.

True. Correction: the speakers have their origin in England.

Touché, @meandbooks. Although English does have its origins in England, a part of Britain... ;)

@r4p17, I just realised that my trio needs to speak with the goblins first, so I hope you won't mind waiting for a post or two. PS: *pays fine of ...

No, those last two make perfect sense - we call classes periods too. And, actually, r4, you said both! :P Oh yes, I forgot to put an end mark. *places ...

If you are confused and you are the one who called a full stop a period, how confused must I not be?

I am not surprised that you posted a RWBY quote, @dragonfphoenix. Oh, and could somebody please answer this: why do Americans call full stops "periods"?

I am happy to be of service. I don't wish to be a bother, but could you edit the DT's name so it says "DT" at the end?

Then find someone called Jack and buy his beans from him.

Nobody here sells beans.

Still here! I shall be paying my fine sometime tomorrow. Hopefully I'll be submitting my post shortly thereafter.