Since I am an unsocial mockery of a human being I decided to save the movie night for today. Now, what else could I possibly do on a Friday night than sit home taking notes for a Gideon’s descriptive translation theory analysis?
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I have (again) given way for the numerous tests on-line. Here are the results from them:
WHICH PERSONALITY DISORDER DO YOU HAVE?
(http://quizilla.com/users/rosiekins/quizzes/Which%20Personality%20Disorder%20Do%20You%20Have%3F/)
Obsessive Compulsive: “You’re a Palpitating Heart neurotic. Whatever your idea of perfect is (whether it be having all your books perfectly aligned on the shelf, or simply having your floor utterly spotless) you cannot rest until it is lived up to. Others may roll their eyes, and see you as a pesky clean freak/perfectionist/weirdo, but the truth is… you can’t help it! The neuron-transmitters are to blame. DAMN THEM!”
Okay, so I do have my books aligned in height order divided in their own sections. But it’s easier to find the book you’re looking for. And being a control freak is usually a good thing when working in groups; there won’t be a single spelling mistake on the transparency and everything will be done on time.
WHICH ALAN RICKMAN CAHARACTER ARE YOU?
(http://selectsmart.com/FREE/select.php?client=arickman)
They say I’m Hans Gruber (from Die Hard, that is). Maybe… But he looks much better and isn’t as quick-tempered as I am.
WHO’S YOUR INNER JOHNNY DEPP CHARACTER?
(http://quizilla.com/users/misssmanson/quizzes/Who%20is%20%20your%20inner%20Johnny%20Depp%20Character%3F/)
Morton Rainey from Secret Window: “You have your problems but you’re very clever.” Intriguing…
SOPHIA – ETIIKKATESTI
(http://www.yle.fi/vielayksiasia/peli/viela1.html)
The philosopher closest to my ethics: Richard Rorty (77%). The things we agreed were the ones that I find most important. I have to find out more about this guy. Two months ago I would have said it’s a small miracle I’m agreeing with an American but my stereotypes of Americans have been shattered lately. This is a nice adding to the continuum.
The philosopher furthest from my ethics: Sören Kierkegaard (36%). This is no surprise.
