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May 14, 2004
Go ahead! Sketch me to death!
Crazy as things are right now in the blogosphere, I have debated the propriety of posting my usual Friday Online Tests. I decided to go ahead, because this is a weekly tradition at Classical Values, and for all I know, some of the new readers might need a little harmless relief as much as I. So..... On to the first test. "What childhood toy from the 80s are you?" seemed a harmless enough test, and while my result is a bit "sketchy," I think it's a fair representation of my personality:
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__________________________________ Well, there's no question that power eludes me, but then again, because I do not seek power I must question the underlying assumptions of the test. But the last one for today -- "Which UNDERWORLD character are you?" -- offers me a different kind of power. Power beyond my wildest dreams. Once again, I am a vampire:
How did they know that my family was murdered by werewolves? This is starting to get personal, and I must protest! Also, I don't want to be a girl vampire! posted by Eric on 05.14.04 at 08:28 PM
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PS. - please note the change to my URL, as I am not a munuvian, and I changed the name of the blog to Read My Lips Tiger · May 14, 2004 11:23 PM I am glad you're back! I still have both your links blogrolled; one's the old one and the other's "Read My Lips." But I still show http://tig.mu.nu/ as your only blog address. Isn't that munuvian or am I missing something? As to the Etch-A-Sketch, once I am finished my dastardly deeds, I need only turn the thing upside down and give it a shake. All evidence is gone! Eric Scheie · May 15, 2004 12:08 AM Etch-A-Sketch. I love my Etch-A-Sketch. I had one when I was a boy (in the early 1960s) and, remembering that, I went out and bought another one for myself. That was during the early 1980s that I did that. Later, in the late 1990s, when I got and read J. A. Laponce's "Left and Right: The Topography of Political Perceptions" (what a joy that was!), I was playing with my Etch-A-Sketch, and I noticed that on the back it said: To control the HORIZONTAL, turn the LEFT dial. To control the VERTICAL, turn the RIGHT dial. That's exactly what Laponce had concluded from his cross-cultural studies! The Left is the horizontal (secularism, equality) and the Right is the vertical (the sacred, hierarchies). Laponce's book and the Etch-A-Sketch: coincidence?, conspiracy?, or.... ....the Divine order? Hmmmm.... Most fascinating!, spectrumologically. Steven Malcolm Anderson the Lesbian-worshipping gun-loving selfish aesthete · May 15, 2004 08:35 AM Steven, I never thought of the political implications of my Etch-A-Sketch. Talk about adjusting the spectrum! Wonderful! Eric Scheie · May 15, 2004 09:24 AM |
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So, such begs the question, do you suck their blood before or after you pummel them to death with your Etch-a-Sketch™?