I have a friend who is an INTJ, and who has a great sense of humor. Almost every time I am with him he has this unique behavior of going into comical 3rd person narrations about his actions or present situations. Either this or he suddenly takes on a bizarre, complex character and acts it out with a strange monologue. I suppose he does this whenever he feels an impulse to spice up the situation at hand, deflect awkward silences, or whenever something intrigues him...maybe other reason's too. One thing is certain - these are always the most hilarious moments of my day!
On the weekend we were at a lake, and he took out some skipping stones he had been saving, and as he advanced to the shore he broke into a 3rd person commentary in the style of a hush-voiced golf commentator, commenting on how he had been trained under some Swedish skipping master (had a hilarious name I can't remember), and had developed a technique second to none. The nuances were excellent.
So...is this typical of INTJs?
On the weekend we were at a lake, and he took out some skipping stones he had been saving, and as he advanced to the shore he broke into a 3rd person commentary in the style of a hush-voiced golf commentator, commenting on how he had been trained under some Swedish skipping master (had a hilarious name I can't remember), and had developed a technique second to none. The nuances were excellent.
So...is this typical of INTJs?