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your debit card and enter your ID number at the grocery store until you've argued about the prices, until you've searched your purse for an expired coupon, until the clerk sends someone clear to the back of the store to find an item not in stock anymore. 5. You constantly insist that you're vegan or insist that I try sushi (I'm not a shark) 6. You litter, throwing your danged cigarette butts on the ground or out your car window 7. You get in my face to ask me if I'm saved (yes I am, thank you) 8. Your dog poops on other people's lawns or you don't pick up behind your dog in public places 9. You don't replace toilet paper when the roll is empty 10. You need to regale me with details of your surgery Personally, I consider myself to be a Sunny Jim. I can't imagine that my friends and acquaintances might think otherwise. But I have often wondered if there is a special secret to living harmoniously with other people and maybe that secret is having a nice personality. The Wall Street Journal once reported that a personality test called the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator was a personality test administered by some psychologists, therapists, counselors and employers, to determine a person's psychological fitness for a certain style of work, for marital compatibility, for successful life coaching and so on. What you should know if someone tries to administer this test to you is that the Myers-Briggs ostensibly was developed in the 1940s by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother Katherine Cook Briggs - who read a lot of the work of Carl Jung. Briggs and Meyers weren't scientists or doctors or any such thing. They just concocted their theories over coffee and danish one morning and probably had a good laugh doing it. Sorry, but that doesn't strike me as real solid credentialing. I've never put too much stock in personality profiling or IQ testing or any of those so-called scientific tests anyway. If you really want to know what kind of personality you have just ask your mother-in-law. She's probably told your spouse many times what a yahoo you were. Your siblings could tell you what the real you is like too. But first, take the above test and if you are guilty of committing five or more of the items listed on a consistent basis, you don't need to ask anyone else's opinion, you definitely are obnoxious.
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