In the 1-10 ranking system...

ImperatorWall said:

Yeah, I never have much to add to movie conversations.

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Not a movie watcher?

Inconceivable!

Amber.ly said:

Not a movie watcher?

Inconceivable!

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I used to because it's usually want other people wanted to do. Once I realized that was a stupid reason to watch them, I stopped.

I just don't understand what people derive from such a passive form of entertainment. Watching one feels... restricting. Like shutting off a part of my mind.

Amber.ly said:

Not a movie watcher?

Inconceivable!

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I Do not think that word means what you think it means.

I'm not a frequent movie watcher, though I have a decent DVD collection, but as for judging based on my netflix queue, I share it with my family(mostly my brother, but also my dad), so I'd have to be with you as you look though it.

You may however judge it, as you wish.

I find it bizarre for anyone to use a ranking system, but that's just me.

I have three different ranking systems.
One set purely for how attractive I find them physically.
One for how attractive I find their mind.
And another for their personality.

If the total comes to 30, then we have a keeper.


These days I have to use a ranking system. Swift evaluation without any of the waffle. It also allows me to keep a spreadsheet of everyone in my life, organised by overall rank and colour coded according to subrank. Your standard 1-10 just isn't adequate.

I think ranking systems are more about describing someone to your friends.

"Come on bro, she was like ...at least a 7. I think you're being a little harsh"

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I give everyone I first meet a report card detailing their looks, personality, hygiene, odor, humor, height acceptability quotient , and earning potential. It's a lot of work, but I'm certain it will lead me to the correct person to date.

Generally if I see you and it makes me flinch instead of think, you're a 1.