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You Are 72% Interesting

You are a fairly interesting person. Many people find you to be intriguing. You have a dynamic, adventurous life... a life that others envy. You are genuinely interested in and open to the world. You love making new friends, and you're always up for an unusual experience. Like everyone else, you can get a bit boring from time to time. That's normal. But unlike everyone else, you can pull yourself out of a rut. You don't stay boring for long.

Are You Boring or Interesting?

Besides, I must have missed the interesting and adventurous bits in my life lately, but then, I was sick ... and that was adventurous in a way.

I am unique

There’s the proof (used my ‘real’ name for this):

HowManyOfMe.com

There are 0 people with my name in the U.S.A. How many have your name?

I am a unique being.

And the same goes for “Cay Reet”:

HowManyOfMe.com

There are 0 people with my name in the U.S.A. How many have your name?

But while there are various people with my first or last name in the United States (thought not both together and not many of them), there’s no Cay and no Reet in the States, at least from what the site has to say.

Strange things are happening.

It goes on and on and on...

Kate blames not that kind of raven ... and I blame Kate:

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I was guessing I’d be worth half that amount ... or less.

Good news

... for my friends in a blizzard:

46%

I might not eat them, but would I let them live?

Again

And once more, Kate gave me the link to a nice quiz:

Your results:
You are Dr. Simon Tam (Ship Medic)

Dr. Simon Tam (Ship Medic) 70% Zoe Washburne (Second-in-command) 55% Malcolm Reynolds (Captain) 50% Derrial Book (Shepherd) 40% Kaylee Frye (Ship Mechanic) 30% Wash (Ship Pilot) 30% River (Stowaway) 30% Inara Serra (Companion) 15% Jayne Cobb (Mercenary) 10% Alliance 10% A Reaver (Cannibal) 5%

Medicine and physical healing are your game, but wooing women isn't a strong suit.

Click here to take the Serenity Firefly Personality Test

I like Serenity, by the way.

Kate again

And again I have gone through a quiz because Kate did it before and I was curious. (What can I say? I must have been a cat in another life.)

I took Sage Vivant's Erotic Personality Quiz and discovered I'm a Student!

What is your Erotic Personality? Find out now..

Personally, I think we're all students.

And another one...

What can I say? I still suffer from "Pirates of the Caribbean".

My pirate name is:

Mad Mary Flint

Every pirate is a little bit crazy. You, though, are more than just a little bit. Like the rock flint, you're hard and sharp. But, also like flint, you're easily chipped, and sparky. Arr!

Get your own pirate name from piratequiz.com.
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Talk about being mad, ey?

If life were a RPG

... what kind of creature would I be? This is not a quiz or the result of one, it's just an interesting question that has been nesting in my head for quite a while.

As I'm currently playing "Neverwinter Nights" (again), I've been going through the character generation process once more. I usually play a human fighter (as I like close-combat fighting and humans aren't complicated in role playing). But what I play isn't necessarily how I am, therefore I have been wondering quite a bit. D&D alone (that's "Dungeons & Dragons" for those of you who are not familiar with role playing games) has a host of different character classes. There's humans, elves, dwarfs, gnomes, Halflings, orcs and all the mixtures in-between them. Then there's certain sub-classes among most of them.

If I could decide freely, I'd probably be either a Drow (that's a dark elf) or a half-Drow (half human, half Drow). It's not that I want pointed ears or white hair (I'll get that soon enough, the hair, I mean), but the whole class fascinates me. Yes, they're dark and you could consider them evil - and I usually end up as the good guy when I do one of those quizzes. But they're also interesting - more interesting than 'regular' elves. And I think being a Drow who does good deeds would be quite challenging, with all the upbringing and so on.

The other thing I could find interesting, would be a Planetouched (angels or demons can exist in other planes in the D&D universe), either touched by a celestial (that's D&D angels) or infernal (that's D&D demons, who would have thought). But, on the whole, I'd like to keep my parents on the same plane with me.

I usually choose 'chaotic good' as my moral orientation. I'm doing good things, but not by the law, so I'm not 'rightfully good' and I can't really cope with being 'neutrally good' - what's that, really?

So I'd probably be a chaotic good female Drow ... sound's interesting, really.

Not much of a surprise, really

Okay, it's official now ... but it's not hard to get this result in this test...

You Are 100% Feminist

You are a total feminist. This doesn't mean you're a man hater (in fact, you may be a man). You just think that men and women should be treated equally. It's a simple idea but somehow complicated for the world to put into action.

Are You a Feminist?

But the question here is, how many women really don't agree with the questions of this test?

Is this some sick joke?

Well, I asked for it...

>	You scored as Betty Page, Betty Page 44% Mariyln Monroe 38% Betty Grable 38% Mae West 31% Jayne Mansfield 25% Audrey Hepburn 19% Which 1950's PIN-UP Girl are you?? created with QuizFarm.com

But honestly, I wish I looked like her...

I'm Batman, apparently

Today I did a little quiz online after stumbling over it on the "A Dom's life for me" blog. It lists a lot of questions about your character to deduce which hero you could be. I did all the questions honestly and, apparently, I'm Batman.

The actual answer (in percent) was I share characteristics with some heroes like that:

Batman - 71% (well, I always liked him, but I'm a girl)

Lara Croft - 67% (the right gender and we both like history and archaeology)

Neo (from "Matrix") - 63% (well, black sunglasses and a long coat are cool)

William Wallace (Scottish hero) - 58% (fights for right and is not afraid to die)

Captain Jack Sparrow - 54% (I guess I'm missing his fine sense for fashion, though)

The Terminator - 42% (and I wasn't even asked about a possible accent, lucky me)

The Amazing Spider-Man - 38% (but I would like to crawl up walls like he does)

Maximus - 38% (a tie, and I've got no idea who he is)

Indiana Jones - 33% (cool, but I'm German, that doesn't fit)

James Bond - 25% (a true gentleman - which obviously I'm not)

El Zorro - 21% (well, I can't speak Spanish and I can't ride, so what do you expect)

But I think that 71% are quite high, given the fact that I'm neither a man, nor rich, nor living in Gotham. And I don't have trained all my life to avenge my parents either (would be difficult as they're still alive, luckily). As I'm one of the few fans "Batman Begins" actually seems to have, I can't say I'm devastated. And I always liked Batman a lot better than most of his colleagues from the Justice League (actually, during my youth in Germany only Captain America [may he rest in peace] and Superman were widely known, apart from Batman, of course, and some guys from the Marvel Universe).

And if I take the first five heroes listed, the ones I have most in common with, I can't say I'm disappointed (even though I'm not a "Matrix"-fan). Batman, Lara Croft, Neo, William Wallace and Jack Sparrow are not the worst people to be compared to (and William Wallace is even a real person). I would have been quite devastated had I been a lot like the terminator, but only 42% are acceptable (he wears sunglasses and leather a lot, is a loner and doesn't obey the laws, after all).