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ISTX: ...what the fuck are you doing?
EXXP:
EXXP: Yes.

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Incorrect MBTI quotes
ISTX: ...what the fuck are you doing?
EXXP:
EXXP: Yes.
Why EXXP's are the best villains:
Good luck getting them to do what you want
ENXPs making half baked plans that somehow work
ESTPs crazy awesome machines
ENTPs humanoids
They gather endless info and don't even seem to bother with sorting it
Mad scientist that can't stay on one topic
Villains with fi who don't even seem to give a bleep about how other people think bringing back the dead is dumb
"oh? Watch me"
"Bite me"
The way they throw random shit around is just wow
ExxP idea of fun: LET’S DO THAT CRAZY UNPREDICTABLE THING THAT WE’VE NEVER TRIED
IxxJ idea of fun: LET’S FIND OTHER WAYS TO MAKE THAT KNOWN THING EVEN FUNNIER
If MBTI is fake why do all ExxPs act like that
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