And now for some frippery

[pecunium]

Your Score: The Wolf

Here's your results! Your spirit animal has a Nobility ranking of 12 out of 18.

Your spirit animal is the wolf. It is a ferocious companion, and a loyal friend. It is both a respectable and noble creature; to have this spirit animal says good things about you, and that you are starting to figure things out. Wolves are pretty rare spirit animals.

***Wondering how this animal was chosen for you? These questions were carefully thought out to see how important you hold certain virtues such as: humanism, self-knowledge, rationalism, the love of freedom and other somewhat Hellenic ideals. Some of the questions were very subtle. Your score was then matched with an animal of corresponding nobility. However, you shouldn't think this was a right/wrong sort of test, but more of an idealistic values test. It's ok to not hold these values, you'll just get an animal spirit of lower stature if you do!***

Link: The What is Your Spirit Animal Test written by FindingEros on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test

I, apparently, scored higher than 99 percent of 40 year old males for nobility... whatever that is.

Comments

Re: I wonder how they score it

[pecunium.livejournal.com]

What about the centennial?

My totemic stuff tends to trickstery things. Fox, otter, and the like.

I don't think I've got any sense of a bird.

TK

Re: I wonder how they score it

[dragonet2.livejournal.com]

I don't have your email address and am not willing to speak much about the Centennial in a LJ format (there were good things and bad things and they were all confused together... suffice to say if it had not been for our ground crew in KC, the Centennial 'master staff' (who as far as I can tell had never even been to an ordinary SF convention, much less run one) would have been fscked.

I had a badly interesting experience on a panel, fortunately my partner Margene came with me because she recognized presenter's name (from Worldcon programming) and thought it would be a good idea to be there for me.

Otherwise I was in the dealer/exhbit/art show room the whole time, which was not a bad thing, but there were some 'interesting' occcasions to the whole experience.

Re: I wonder how they score it

[pecunium.livejournal.com]

I'm screening this. She should have gotten it as a reply.

TK