What is your greatest value?

[Solly]

Lohnn-dohnn

[Ted Striker]

Are you making fun of the way the German prounounces London?

[Ecthy]

he's trying, and quite hard as well.

[st_swithin]

0.

[Ecthy]

truly... great talent...

[st_swithin]

and all his own teeth and a full head of hair. Maybe that gold lame' suit too.

[Ecthy]

have you ever tried trolling before? you might be good at that, too...

[st_swithin]

I'm no fisher of men, I'm more like the master baiter.

[Dis]

world's greatest lover

[st_swithin]

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Valentino

[Verres]

Caprice. (no, not the model)

[mrmitchell]

I like to think that I know when I'm beat, and I admit it. If you guys have found an example where I haven't, I'll retract th--hey...something seems...odd...about that offer...becuase it'll prove that I do...so...eh **** it.

In other people, I admire stubborness, large breasts, seeking the truth, and accuracy themself.

[Drogue]

Originally posted by Verres
Caprice. (no, not the model)

No, your far more attractive

My parents are always telling me I'm capricious. I'm always feeling the need to do something silly and unpredictable. The trouble comes when I manage it

I think mine would be wisdom and raw intelligence. I usually find I can learn things very quickly, can assimilate information well and think of my feet. I seem to know things that I have never been taught or learned. I also (according to most tests) am very logical, too logical accoridng to some, and I do well on IQ/aptitude tests and the like, so I'm pretty good with numbers, language and space etc. What you catagorise that as is a matter of debate, but I would say my greatest value is knowledge and wisdom.

Also, this thread is interesting, looking at those who are confident and those who are modest. When actually, a thread for your greatest value means neither. It is comparing one of your attributes to your others, and not to other people. Thus saying soemthign as your value here is not saying you are immodest, or better at that than someone else, it is saying you value that more than your other attributes. I point this out to myself because whenever I write anythign for this type of thread, I feel very immodest and up myself. Then I realise that it is not that I am saying I am better than anyone else, just that I am saying what I like about myself as opposed to other thigns about myself. The British have way to much (IMHO) of a habit of putting themselves down. We can say how badly we did at something, even soemtimes boasting about how awfully we did, yet when we do well it's not the done thing to celebrate and talk about it. Now off this threadjack, as I'm rambling

[Tingkai]

Re: What is your greatest value?

Originally posted by Pekka
Mine is loyalty. Loyalty forever when it's pledged, no matter where it takes me. So loyal.

That's a great one, and the one that I often have the most problem figgering out. Like when a good friend does something that is pretty sh!tty or you think your friend did, but you got to stick with your friend and help em out when you really want to say XX, you're an idiot. And then you wonder whether it would be better to tell your friend that he/she is being an idiot.

[Rogan Josh]

perfection

....and arrogance