Burning Man Festival
 

https://i.imgur.com/126Skdk.jpg
The Man is engulfed in flames as approximately 70,000 people from all over the world gathered for the annual Burning Man arts and music festival in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. REUTERS/Jim Urquhart,

https://www.reuters.com/news/picture...l-idUSRTX3DTWR

Huge fire.:doh:

One guy apparently lost it under the influence and died actually running, deliberately, into the fire:


Man dies after rushing into Burning Man festival flames --

http://www.chicagotribune.com/entert...904-story.html





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Sorry to him.

Looks like Nazca lines to me.

Nuthin' good goes outta style!
 

You guys must ace all your Rorsharch Tests... :03::D





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A blot on my escutcheon
 

https://media1.giphy.com/media/M2xfN...00.gif#7-grid1
According to the Society for Personality Assessment, the Rorschach inkblot test is second in popularity only to the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory among professionals in the field...Buddahaid is obviously a straightlaced linear sort of guy:yeah: whilst I'm a more 'what lies beneath' warm, hopeful sort of guy. :timeout: :oops: :shucks: Of course, I'm probably a just a 'blot' on the entire concept of 'Minnesota Nice': a bit short on inventory?!!)! :yep: :O: After all: I am a professional 'watchman' of sorts...:doh: https://media3.giphy.com/media/jmbhV...0w.gif#6-grid1<Rorschach the Watchman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rorschach_(comics)

Shouldn't this sort of thing be renamed to something related to Darwin Rehearsals :hmmm:

I've taken the MMPI a couple of times in my life; it was interesting when, in order to stop a Scientologist acquaintance of mine to stop bugging me about her 'religion', I agreed to take their "Personality Test" and found an awful lot of it was suspiciously similar to the MMPI. The best part was when the test giver gave me my results; the results sheet was divided into three horizontal bands with the top and bottom thirds signifying aspects of your personality that needed the healing powers of Scientology to keep you from foundering on the reefs of life; if your results graphed within the center band, then all was well with you. Crossing the horizontal bands at regular intervals were vertical lines, with each line signifying some aspect of one's personality; my results scored dead center of the middle or "good" band with one exception: I apparently had a significant problem with indecision. The test giver tried valiantly to convince me Scientology would solve that problem, but I kept telling him I couldn't really make up my mind about the matter...

I once worked for several years in a department staffed by psychologists, all with at least a Masters degree, and several of them PhDs. During a casual conversation about the old "glass half-empty/half-full" question, one of them asked my personal view of life; I said, while some see life as a glass half-empty and others see life as a glass half full, I just wanted to know who the hell had been drinking out of my damn glass...




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