- Walk slowly down the hallway with your friends, effectively preventing anyone from passing you
- Wear more than one necklace at a time
- Wear shorts even when it snows
- Take multiple pictures of yourself for the sole purpose of posing them to facebook
- Play music (car or headphones) loud enough for other people to hear it
- Wear more than two spritzes of perfume or cologne
- Wear white socks with your non-seasonal shorts
- Use the phrase "no homo"
- Comment on everything anyone says, ever
- Try to chat up "the ladies"
- Have had more than one romantic partner in the last three months
- Are on a first-name basis with a coach
- Have bros
- Make lists of douchey things people do
I typically evaluate how much I like a person based on a point system. Points are added or taken away based on behavior, and my mood. Of course, a single action can drastically change someone's point standing, but I find that this system helps to temper my responses, as it's difficult to drop or gain too much at one time. Most people typically stay within a 20-point range, based on their average standing. Just in case anyone was interested in how I like to organize my liking of people.
So does everyone start at zero and have points added/taken from there? Or do you start at a certain number and that's the base for everybody?
ReplyDeleteEveryone starts at a base number, which is then changed according to the individual's behavior. If I started at zero, it would mean that I hate everyone I don't know!
DeleteI'm really interested in hearing more about this system, if you're open to sharing!
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