Recreation Wierdness test,,

Answer these question and see the absurd result-----

http://www.furrygames.com/weirdness.html

[This message has been edited by Phat (edited 11-15-2001).]

 

This is my result:

You answered "yes" to 22 of 116 questions, making you 81.0% weirdness pure (19.0% weirdness corrupt).
According to the scoring guide, your weirdness experience level is:
Slightly Weird - You're weird, but not too weird, a very comfortable place to be.

 

I got 55.2% Weirdness Pure and 44.8 Weirdness Corrupt. According to the test I'm Highly 'Out There'... (*happy *)

And yes I have played with a slinky recently in Physics, although it was to test patterns in waves . And I know the Ten Commandments(I live by them!!).

 

Here's mine:
Here is the result of your Weirdness Purity Test.
You answered "yes" to 48 of 116 questions, making you 58.6% weirdness pure (41.4% weirdness corrupt).
According to the scoring guide, your weirdness experience level is:
Highly ‘Out There’ - But at least you can walk among us (if you’re careful).
And the word, or one of them anyway is ~barstard~ menaing a drunk or somebody who stays at bars.

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~Myaaaa-oops, I mean, Meaikoh Takashi~

 

...THe word: The word I invented

 

You answered "yes" to 51 of 116 questions, making you 56.0% weirdness pure (44.0% weirdness corrupt).
According to the scoring guide, your weirdness experience level is:
Highly ‘Out There’ - But at least you can walk among us (if you’re careful).

I think I should have been able to double-check some boxes. Hell, I should have been able to quadruple-check a few, and even dodeca-check some more ! Hell, just being able to properly use "dodeca" in a sentence proves my oddity!
As for the Hamlet monologue, I was actually graded on that earlier in the semester, and I got one of the top marks in any of my teacher's classes. As a drama-geek/Shakespeare-freak, it's my responsibility to know whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune or to take arms against a sea of troubles and by opposing, end them.

GENTATSU: Will you dumbasses knock it off?
NO: You talking to me?
ZANSHI: To die? To sleep? No more?
GENTATSU : NO MORE!!!
NO: Fine, be that way.
ZANSHI : Must I my quietus make with a bare bodkin?

By the way, I don't think watching cartoons is weird either. That is, unless every member of this site is weird ...

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KICKSTART MY HEART!

 

I answered "yes" to 73 of 116 questions, making me 37.1% weirdness pure (62.9% weirdness corrupt).
According to the scoring guide, my weirdness experience level is:
Certifiably Weird - It’s amazing I can understand humans at all!


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"FOR THE SHIRE!!!"--Frodo Baggins



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!rch!ngel !mada

 

So, did you get the Hamlet? I'd wager I'm the only one of us who can do that .

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KICKSTART MY HEART!

 

Nah, the Hamlet one was one that i missed, haven't even read it...


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"FOR THE SHIRE!" --Frodo Baggins

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For the Shire!
Sincerely, but not really,
!rch!ngel !mada

 

dude this is my result heehee~~~
You answered "yes" to 25 of 116 questions, making you 78.4% weirdness pure (21.6% weirdness corrupt).
According to the scoring guide, your weirdness experience level is:
Quirky - In a somewhat disturbing way.

quirky~~someone actually called me that once...heeheehee

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Ciao4now!~theBunny~

 

Should come as no surprise that I am 'highly out there'
as a side note... I've actually got other shakespearean monologues memorized as well... I own the complete works!

 

As do I! SHAKESPEAREAN OTAKUS UNITE!!
I've got Romeo & Juliet (the best), Hamlet, The Merchant Of Venice (another favourite), King Lear, Othello, MacBeth, and others. I plan on writing an adaptation of R&J with a theme of rock bands instead of rival families in the future.
And as for Hamlet, I didn't like it too much, although I can identify with the title character. Where does the feigned madness stop and the reality begin? My mind is all a blur ...

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KICKSTART MY HEART!

 

You answered "yes" to 56 of 116 questions, making you 51.7% weirdness pure (48.3% weirdness corrupt).
According to the scoring guide, your weirdness experience level is:
Highly ‘Out There’ - But at least you can walk among us (if you’re careful).

Myahh... what's going on? I answered more than Baka did and I scored lower *puzzled*. O well...

And yes I'm a sucky englush mayjer cause I dinnae know the To Be or Not To Be Speech... however I can recite some of the sonnets, Portia's "Quality of Mercy" Monologue, a few of ... okay one of Helena's from All's Well That Ends Well, and a few of Iago's.

~ Lady Aoi; Shakespeare Otaku and durn proud a it.

 

To post or not to post, that is the question!
Whether tis nobler in the boards to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
and by posting end them? (don't know what that had to do with anything, but hey )


And I agree, I should have gotten a higher score on this too...

|/|4jb3 3y3 s|-|0u|_d h4c|< |n70 i7!!

 

I have Romeo and Juliet, and I have a bunch of others. I think that Romeo and Juliet is more of an action-love novel rather than just love. That Mercutio...And Tybalt...

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What was the start of all this?
When did the cogs of fate begin to turn?
Perhaps it is impossible to grasp that answer now,
From deep within the flow of time...

But, for a certainty, back then,
We loved so many, yet hated so much,
We hurt others and were hurt ourselves.

Yet even then, we ran like the wind,
Whilst our laughter echoed,
Under Cerulean skies...

Book of Time, Chrono Cross

 

Mercutio and Tybalt?! Plaese tell me you're not implying what I think you're implying! Don't tell me you're one of those fools who look for homoeroticism in all of Shakespeare's works! I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, though, as I think it's plain that Tybalt and Mercutio hate each other.
As for love vs. active love (whatever that means), I've gotta say that this is not a play about love. I mean, everybody dies. Is that all that love is worth? Are our lives meant to be the forfeit of our short-lived passion? A blend of love and hatred, says the Zanshi. And this is such a great play, that even Leonardo DiCaprio's crappy acting couldn't ruin it in that movie. The guy who played Tybalt was cool though.
Dammit! I've led this whole thread astray!

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KICKSTART MY HEART!

 

Here is the result of your Weirdness Purity Test.
You answered "yes" to 27 of 116 questions, making you 76.7% weirdness pure (23.3% weirdness corrupt).

According to the scoring guide, your weirdness experience level is:
Quirky - In a somewhat disturbing way.

hurr4h
I feel grand now. pi as far as I know is 3.1415926535898
A good new word is derogative, an expletive/derogatory comment.

I am apparently too normal for this crowd though