vovat | The Lord kills (Reply)

The things I have to say today don't really relate to each other, so I might as well use the numbered list trick again.

1. Yesterday, Borders sent me an e-mail saying I'd get a coupon if I filled out a survey within the next two days. When I clicked on the link to the survey, I got a message saying they'd already received all the responses they needed. But two days hadn't passed, and there was no indication in the e-mail that only a limited number of respondents would be eligible. (If they had, I probably would have gotten to it more quickly.) That's pretty jerky on their part, isn't it?

2.

bethje and I are both on a mailing list for Six Flags. Since Great Adventure is the closest Six Flags park, we get mailings related to it, which makes sense. The odd thing is that we also both get mailings pertaining to Elitch Gardens. I looked it up today, and it turns out that's in Denver. If I may use an Internet shorthand colloquialism, WTF?

3. I wish Beth and I had gotten a picture of the crazy van that we saw in the Wal-Mart parking lot yesterday. It had fire-and-brimstone-style religious messages written all over it (including my personal favorite, "The Lord kills") in multiple colors. It sort of reminded me of a graffiti-covered wall, and made us wonder how he could see out of the windows. My description can't really do it justice. Then, when we were entering the place, we saw the guy who must have owned the van, since he was wearing a T-shirt advertising the same religious radio station that the van was. (This was, incidentally, the station run by Harold Camping, whom I've ranted about before.)

4. Last night, we watched Stella, and then some more Season 6 Simpsons episodes with commentary. There was a pretty funny deleted scene from "Bart's Comet," showing Bart looking at a copy of Ranger Rick that had been censored by Ned Flanders.

5. Finally, I just woke up from a dream where I went to some psychiatrist (possibly inspired by last night's Stella?) in Philadelphia, and she was asking questions that she didn't explain very well. Like, she'd ask me to rate my reaction to a certain situation, and then then say "1 or 2?", without telling me which one was a stronger reaction. Then, when I had finished with her, I tried to drive back home, but I couldn't find the way. My car eventually changed into a bicycle, and then I was on foot.

6. Here's a quiz result:

The Classic Lover

40% partner focus, 19% aggressiveness, 15% adventurousness

Based on the results of this test, it is highly likely that:

You prefer your romance and love to be traditional rather than daring
or out-of-the-ordinary, you would rather be pursued than do the
pursuing and, when it comes to physical love, you concentrate more on
enjoying the experience rather than worrying about your performance.

This places you in the Lover Style of: The Classic Lover.

The Classic Lover is a wonderful Lover Style, and is the
closest it comes to the classic images of the princess in the tower, or
the romantic and chivalrous knight, or the hero/heroine from a Disney
film. The Classic Lover is a treasure to find, though it can be
difficult to do so because they sometimes tend to be shy and/or
difficult to successfully court.

In terms of physical love, the Classic Lover again can be shy,
and often needs more in terms of emotional security to feel comfortable
than some of the other Types. Given the right setting, and the right
lover, the Classic Lover can be a delight in bed.

Best Compatibility can probably be found with: The Romantic Lover (most of all) or the Devoted Lover, or the Liberated Lover.

Congratulations!

If you enjoyed this test, I would love the feedback! Also, you
might want to check out some of my other tests if you're interested in
the following:

Nerds, Geeks & Dorks

Professional Wrestling

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Thanks Again! -- THE LOVER STYLE PROFILE TEST