PURITY: 61% sex, 65% substance, 62% moral [62% total] |
Well done! The higher your scores, the more "pure" you are. The lower, the more you've experienced. This test was about done deeds, so your numbers will never climb. [It's interesting to think they all started at 100%.] But will your purity continue to fall? Will you OUTGROW or will you OUTDO your past experiences? It's up to you. Advisory:
Note: as for the "TOTAL" purity value - that's a weighted combination of your scores, indicating what a typical purity test might say about you. |
Link: The 3-Variable Purity Test written by chriscoyne on OkCupid, home of the The Dating Persona Test |
- Yahoo Hosting blows... :)
- Yahoo Sucks... :)
- I barely have time for one blog, so why would I trouble myself with two...
- I emailed twenty-three fellow bloggers about participation, and only two bothered to email me back. Thanks for replying gents. However, I understand how time constraining life is, but come on people, how hard is a, "No Thanks" reply. You can't hurt my feelings. I'm Irish dammit, or at least the majority is Irish. :)
- I lost a few bucks by canceling, but I didn't make a rash decision...
- Yahoo is a pain...
Thanks to all of you that comment on the blog and email me. I value your support. I'm supposed to have the podcast uploaded tonight, but I've got to go work second shift, so that will unfortunately have to wait. Thanks again...
P.S.: Hint to previous post in this picture...
Also, I've put a new banner on the blog, so let me know what you think. Look at it carefully and perceive the impressions hidden behind the scribble. Yes, that is my scribble, and there are images behind it. :) I'm not telling though...
over the past three months, and have been literally dumbfounded by my own post. There are a few post that I feel terrible for ever publishing, but they've already been cached by big brother, so I see no point in deleting them.
I am a smart man, but stupid as heck at certain things. I look back on my life, before traveling abroad as black, and now I'm in the light, or at least a little bit. I've had people tell me that I am spiraling out of control, and to a certain extent that is true. I've had to look at my own life, and perceive what I could fix. The number one problem is the Alcohol, so it's gone. Every man in my family has dealt with Alcoholism at one time or another, so I'm stopping before mine gets out of control. It's OK to drink on occasions or have some wine with dinner, but to drink like me, is utterly futile.
I do apologize to those of you that I've upset for one reason or another. I'm growing and adapting more than you know, and more than I am willing to share. My future is picturesque. How do you see yourself in the future? I've made amends with these statements, and calls I've made. How about you? Life is soo short folks. Must do it right the first time around... :)
I bet the man strolls around his pristine presidential palace, singing, "I'm too sexy. I'm too sexy for a bomb, too sexy for a bomb. I'm too sexy for Bush, too sexy for Bush. I'm da man. I'm too sexy for myself, too sexy for myself. I've got all the money and the honey's."
"The bottom line is we do not need a bomb," he said at a news conference on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly.
The nations seeking to halt Iran's disputed nuclear activities are working out a new deadline for the Islamic republic and have authorized the European Union's foreign policy chief to go anywhere at any time to meet Tehran's top nuclear negotiator.
Despite the possible new accommodations, diplomats said they're not willing to wait much longer for Iran to respond more definitively to their package of incentives to stop uranium enrichment.
Ahmadinejad said he believed negotiations on the issue were "on the right track."
"Our position on suspension is very clear," Ahmadinejad said. "Under fair and just conditions ... we will negotiate about it."
He said the Iranians "want to make sure that everything we agree on" has a guarantee but they were not looking for security measures.
"We are able to protect ourselves and our security," he said. "What we speak of are guarantees of enforcement of provisions that are agreed upon."
He also accused the U.S. of having a double standard and said it should destroy its own nuclear arsenal, which would make it "less suspicious of others."
Seriously, don't underestimate Ahmadinejad, or any mad leader for that matter. I watched his speech on CSPAN, and he did have some very interesting points. Here is a link to the video.
Ladies and Gentleman, this week me and sumsofly (Summertime as she likes to be called now) discuss the tour of Greenville, me leaving town for Ireland for just a few days, Gerry Adams, Steve Irwin, the vainness of America, Life is Grand and You've Changed short stories, Iraq, corruption and how Americans feel about the rest of the world, Allergies, The Pope, Australia, Dreams, Southern Handshake, and how we perceive each other in the world. Also, Sumsofly picks out a song for the end of the show. Stay tuned for next weeks show, for it can only be crazier. I'm headed to Ireland to do some smooth talking, and if I can talk smooth enough, I'll bring Ms. Ireland back, but that is doubtful. :)
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In this enamoured Episode, I get pixilated by a Jefferson Davis original concoction. I discuss the New Books, by Skint Writer. Also, I apologize for my slackness. What can I say? Sadly, I'm being Re-Americanized. :-) I talk about my Microsoft certifications, and why I hate them, and love Linux. I try to explain what a vignette style short story is, in my plastered state. Tomorrow’s Cover is covered. Finally, I reckon that Hillary Clinton will never drop out of the 2008 Presidential Race, because she is so vain. :) Please email me if you have any questions or comments... Have a grand week all...
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