Quizzes and Other Stuff
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eredienI'm just going to be adding to this post as the night continues.
University of Pennsylvania
You were a hard-working wannabe cool kid, and now
you are at the Ivy Leage equivalent of a rich,
suburban high school, and all of the kids used
to be too hard-working to be cool, so now you
all pretend to be cool together. As long as
Daddy keeps sending you money and you keep that
coke habit in check, you're degree will mean
something someday, even if none of your classes
did.
Which Ivy League University is right for YOU?
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I am so not UPenn. At least it didn't give me Cornell. (Which isn't a bad place in and of itself, it just isn't me. I have several friends who are happy there).
o_O Another fancier of the old. Good for you I
guess. Charles is seen as a fatherly-type of
person, and is one you can open up to. He is
known to be amiable and very dependable. His
genius is only surpassed by his love and
understanding of other people. He makes for a
great companion with much affection, plus, the
baldness *is* kinda sexy.
Who Is Your Ideal X-Men 2 Mate? (ladies only)
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I wanted Nightcrawler, but Patrick Stewart, er, Professor Xavier, is nifty too.
Canada -
Although originally a simple British colony, it has
flourished into a Mid-Level power. Admired
worldwide for its culture, acceptance and
quality of living standards.
Positives:
Loved By All.
Mid-Level Power.
Renowned Despite Proximity to Superpower.
Damn Good Maple Syrup. Inuit.
Negatives:
Often Ignored.
Cold.
Monarch-Democractic Struggles.
Stereotyped.
Which Country of the World are You?
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Yay, Canada!
An article about Ray Bradbury. I've been seeing a lot more stuff written about him lately; I've recently been in one of those things where sometimes the universe shows its appreciation for you by giving you a sudden glut of reading material on a favorite topic. I love Bradbury and still think the term paper I did on him in 11th grade was quite interesting.
Okay, okay. So I'll admit it. Not only do I have a bishonen thing, but I apparently have a thing for dark and sexy bishies. So shoot me.
Me: aww, a plushie flu virus! Sooo cute!
My saner half: huh? Well, okay, it is kind of cute. Except for the strep throat one. And they're reasonably priced. But who thinks of these things?
Me: some sick twisted person like me, obviously.
A long and interesting treatise on Hieronymus Bosch, Will the real Hieronymus Bosch Please Stand Up by Damon Knight. Haven't read all of yet, but want to. Symbology and paintings and the medieval mind, oh my!
In other news, what should scare me more: the fact that I was happy that I found a book on medieval imprisonment, or the fact that I'd been looking for such a source for years?
And, finally:
What Bryn Mawr College house are you in? (The BMC Sorting Hat)
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I still say I'm a Denbighite, darnit. I just am.
University of Pennsylvania
You were a hard-working wannabe cool kid, and now
you are at the Ivy Leage equivalent of a rich,
suburban high school, and all of the kids used
to be too hard-working to be cool, so now you
all pretend to be cool together. As long as
Daddy keeps sending you money and you keep that
coke habit in check, you're degree will mean
something someday, even if none of your classes
did.
Which Ivy League University is right for YOU?
brought to you by Quizilla
I am so not UPenn. At least it didn't give me Cornell. (Which isn't a bad place in and of itself, it just isn't me. I have several friends who are happy there).
o_O Another fancier of the old. Good for you I
guess. Charles is seen as a fatherly-type of
person, and is one you can open up to. He is
known to be amiable and very dependable. His
genius is only surpassed by his love and
understanding of other people. He makes for a
great companion with much affection, plus, the
baldness *is* kinda sexy.
Who Is Your Ideal X-Men 2 Mate? (ladies only)
brought to you by Quizilla
I wanted Nightcrawler, but Patrick Stewart, er, Professor Xavier, is nifty too.
Canada -
Although originally a simple British colony, it has
flourished into a Mid-Level power. Admired
worldwide for its culture, acceptance and
quality of living standards.
Positives:
Loved By All.
Mid-Level Power.
Renowned Despite Proximity to Superpower.
Damn Good Maple Syrup. Inuit.
Negatives:
Often Ignored.
Cold.
Monarch-Democractic Struggles.
Stereotyped.
Which Country of the World are You?
brought to you by Quizilla
Yay, Canada!
An article about Ray Bradbury. I've been seeing a lot more stuff written about him lately; I've recently been in one of those things where sometimes the universe shows its appreciation for you by giving you a sudden glut of reading material on a favorite topic. I love Bradbury and still think the term paper I did on him in 11th grade was quite interesting.
Okay, okay. So I'll admit it. Not only do I have a bishonen thing, but I apparently have a thing for dark and sexy bishies. So shoot me.
Me: aww, a plushie flu virus! Sooo cute!
My saner half: huh? Well, okay, it is kind of cute. Except for the strep throat one. And they're reasonably priced. But who thinks of these things?
Me: some sick twisted person like me, obviously.
A long and interesting treatise on Hieronymus Bosch, Will the real Hieronymus Bosch Please Stand Up by Damon Knight. Haven't read all of yet, but want to. Symbology and paintings and the medieval mind, oh my!
In other news, what should scare me more: the fact that I was happy that I found a book on medieval imprisonment, or the fact that I'd been looking for such a source for years?
And, finally:
What Bryn Mawr College house are you in? (The BMC Sorting Hat)
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I still say I'm a Denbighite, darnit. I just am.
