| slightly less pointless post |
[Feb. 10th, 2005|11:26 am] |
Wackiness: 60/100 Rationality: 72/100 Constructiveness: 66/100 Leadership: 64/100
You are a WRCL--Wacky Rational Constructive Leader. This makes you a Golden God.
You think fast and have a smart mouth, and you are a hoot to your friends and razorwire to your enemies. You hold a grudge like a brass ring. You crackle.
Although you have a leader's personality, you often choose not to lead, as leaders stray too far from their audience. You probably weren't very popular in high school--the joke's on them!
You may be a rock star.
Of the 93098 people who have taken this quiz since tracking began (8/17/2004), 7 % are this type.
http://hokev.brinkster.net/quiz/default.asp?quiz=Better+Personality&page=1 |
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[Aug. 8th, 2004|10:41 pm] |
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The soldier came knocking upon the queen's door He said, "I am not fighting for you any more" And the queen knew she'd seen his face someplace before And slowly she let him inside.
He said, "I've watched your palace up here on the hill And I've wondered who's the woman for whom we all kill But I am leaving tomorrow and you can do what you will Only first I am asking you why."
Down the long narrow hall he was led Into her rooms with her tapestries red And she never once took the crown from her head She asked him there to sit down.
He said, "I see you now, and you are so very young But I've seen more battles lost than I have battles won And I've got this intuition, says it's all for your fun And now will you tell me why?"
Well the young queen, she fixed him with an arrogant eye She said, "You won't understand, and you may as well not try" But her face was a child's, and he thought she would cry But she closed herself up like a fan.
And she said, "I've swallowed a secret burning thread It cuts me inside, and often I've bled" He laid his hand then on top of her head And he bowed her down to the ground.
"Tell me how hungry are you? How weak you must feel As you are living here alone, and you are never revealed But I won't march again on your battlefield" And he took her to the window to see.
And the sun, it was gold, though the sky, it was gray And she wanted more than she ever could say But she knew how it frightened her, and she turned away And would not look at his face again.
And he said, "I want to live as an honest man To get all I deserve and to give all I can And to love a young woman who I don't understand Your highness, your ways are very strange."
But the crown, it had fallen, and she thought she would break And she stood there, ashamed of the way her heart ached And she took him to the doorstep and she asked him to wait She would only be a moment inside.
Out in the distance her order was heard And the soldier was killed, still waiting for her word And while the queen went on strangling in the solitude she preferred The battle continued on |
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| Uh-oh, more ladder theory inspired talk |
[Jul. 19th, 2004|04:32 pm] |
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| | Rolls Royce - Love don't like here anymore | ] | Dave (18:17:56): I try to explain this to female friends of mine, but I usually get in trouble Disjoint Set (18:18:00): There have been times in my life when I would've stopped liking girls for a bit if I could've, but attraction is not a choice Dave (18:18:09): tell me about it Disjoint Set (18:18:48): Yea, if you perused my journal you saw the latest post with allusions to ladder theory, I caught some guff supporting the underlying sentiments of that Dave (18:18:56): yeah, I saw some of that Dave (18:19:15): took it with a grain of salt, but the fundamentals are spot-on Dave (18:19:47): but it's hard to explain, "it's nothing personal, I just find you attractive" Dave (18:20:34): all male-female interaction is sexual in nature, that's just the long and short of it Disjoint Set (18:20:41): Yea, years ago when I was a lot bitterer and first read ladder theory, I was all about it Dave (18:20:55): we may not act on it, as we're hardly wild animals, but that's the truth Disjoint Set (18:22:01): My problem is I still do try to act on it I guess Dave (18:22:11): that's not a problem, I don't think Disjoint Set (18:22:14): I feel like I owe it to myself to try at least once to make out with all my female friends Dave (18:22:28): well, if they have no problem with it.... Disjoint Set (18:22:52): Because girls I can be in a good relationship with is going to be a subset of girls I can be friends with, not a disjoint set Dave (18:23:02): of course Dave (18:23:16): that goes without saying Disjoint Set (18:23:28): With girls it seems the converse is true Dave (18:23:45): now that you mention it, you got a point there Disjoint Set (18:23:46): Their male friends are the ones they could never date
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| www.intellectualwhores.com/masterladder.html |
[Jul. 14th, 2004|05:31 pm] |
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| | Scorpions - (Here I am) Rock You Like a Hurricane | ] | I was in a conversation about ladder theory with a girl (...with a girl about ladder theory? In any case, you can read said theory at the url that r the subject), when I somehow managed to truthfully explain myself without seeming the asshole.
Disjoint Set (17:12:22): I've always felt it was insincere to keep a girl around as a "friend" when the reason we got to know each other is I was after something physical Lillie (17:13:11): but don't you ever think that the girl is cool, so you want to be friends? Disjoint Set (17:13:18): Which isn't to say that I'm sex-crazed, but for most stages of my life, my male friends were already fufilling all my platonic needs Lillie (17:13:24): you still think that's being incincere? Lillie (17:13:35): interesting. Lillie (17:13:55): but i've always felt like i want both guy and girl friends, because there's a good balance of hormonal shifts! Disjoint Set (17:13:57): No, if the girl is cool I think we should date, to be just friends is a waste of a cool girl...they're much too rare to keep it platonic Lillie (17:14:32)</span>: omg. that was very well said.
note: Lillie's screenname was replaced with her name...if you haven't already figured that out. Mine really is Disjoint Set though. |
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| Maudlin reveries |
[May. 1st, 2004|04:10 am] |
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I wish there was a girl I could call, right now...and even if she was sleeping she'd be happy to hear from me, and I'd be happy to talk to her, and we'd stay on the phone for as long as I wanted. Then the next day, nothing would be weird, everything would be even better. |
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| reciprocity |
[Apr. 15th, 2004|04:20 am] |
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| | Donna Lewis - I love you always forever | ] | "I want everyone who reads this to ask me 3 questions, no more no less. Ask me anything you want. Then I want you to go to your journal, copy and paste this allowing your friends (including myself) to ask you anything." |
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| concession |
[Apr. 9th, 2004|03:33 pm] |
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yea...for the time being tis just to comment !anonymous |
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