On the meridian of time, there is no injustice: there is only the poetry of motion creating the illusion of truth and drama.
ToC, H. Miller

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

The key to unlock the hidden mysteries of the human soul...

...can be found in a mass-forwarded email containing a personality quiz designed by the Dalai Lama!

In the general mode of mindless after-work decompression, I for once actually followed the directions (well, at least some of them) on one of those *highly scientific* and *wish-granting* personality quiz forwards that I'm always receiving (and promptly deleting). You know the one - where you're asked to prioritize a list of animals in order of preference, list a personality trait for a list of animals, associate a name with a color, etc. The one where you get 25 ba-jillion warnings to forward this to 25 people in 25 seconds and whatever you do, don't read ahead and peek at the answers or else your chin will grow a hair-covered wart the size a Texas and you'll never get a date again and your mother will come down with lumbago and it's all your fault! *gasp* *gasp* *gasp* Ahem. Anyhoo, I thought my "results" for 2 of the questions were interesting enough to warrant sharing.

Scientific and Wish-Granting Fact #1. Prioritizing animals tells you your life's priorities!
I ordered them like so: Horse (Family), Sheep (Love), Tiger (Pride), Cow (Career), Pig (Money) (But now honestly, I'd like to see some money-grubbing floosey actually pick oinker as her favorite animal. Although to be perfectly honest, I nearly put Miss Piggy first just cuz I loves me my bacon, hehe)

Scientific and Wish-Granting Fact #2. Describing shtuff tells you personality traits about you and others!
Disclaimer - I swear I didn't know the "answers" when I wrote down a description for each item, lol. But I like my results nonetheless. :D Dog (I'm a loyal butt-sniffer), Cat (My sweetie pie purrs when I pet him), Rat (My enemy's intelligent... and hey, aren't I my own worst enemy?), Coffee (I like my nookie "strong... and with a spoon in it" [quote from Eddie Izzard]), Sea (My life could be described as "blue and gray and green." [quote from Sarah Plain and Tall])

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