Eh...I hardly get exited. I guess I try not to show it, for example. I was the only person in my class to pass all my exams so far with 0 revision put into it, when I got my results everyone else was more exited than me about my results.
But...if it comes to something i'm really interested in, I can get quite exited. But...it would have to be something big. ^_^
This would take on a completely different meaning if there was a comma instead of a period between the word in and you or no punctuation at all....
Not overly emotional to begin with, I would say emotionally reserved. I can get enthusiastic but generally try to portray a level headed exterior to the world.
I noticed today that someone....cough..Maven...cough has started over 1600 threads..
I began to wander around the edges of lost threads and sure enough....so many to choose from...I may make an effort to try and find as many as I can and respond to them...I challenge others to do the same...there are some interesting questions she's raised over the years (and threads)
Per the question...I have already answered but in simplier terms...yes.
I often find I get excited about ... beta software (its true..) ... or a programming concept and its realization and implementation. Alternatively I get kinda stoked when a new episode of Person of Interest or Arrow comes out Also a fat bag of weed gets me pretty excited too.
Generally speaking, Outside of my own little R&D Lab that is my apartment. I dont often get excited about anything of any .. normalcy, Oh except protests! I certainly get excited about those.
I am as easily excited as a child in a candy store. Unfortunately, most of the candy has grown old.
Unless in personal, intimate company, I hold most of my enthusiasm in until I feel comfortable expressing it. Some leaks out, usually in a quiet smile, amused smirk, or light body language, but little else.
Yes, I will easily show excitement. It may be difficult to tell online, but I'm more reactive than many probably. Though that's only if I'm getting out and about enough and engaging in a "normal" lifestyle (and which also in my opinion I've found is optimal for my mental health). If I go through periods of withdrawal from people and stimuli too much, I will turn into an unresponsive limp sock.