Questions 4951-5000 of 5000 / Quizzes
Got these questions from this QuestionClub LJ post by Arthurbulla. I'm going to post the survey in 50-question batches, like the original. No worries there! Five thousand questions and answers wouldn't fit as an entry, anyhow. :P
The only complete copy... you'll have to go around erasing answers.
4951. How often do you:
see this survey somewhere on the main page? Never, haha.
check out other people who are doing this survey? I don't know anyone who is, except Jamie.
4952. How many minutes (on average) does it take you to complete one section of this survey that is 50 questions long? Since I actually put thought into most of my answers (unlike the original survey-taker Kathryn Rose :P), I'd say about 45 minutes.
4953. Multiply that number by 100 to find the approximate number of minutes you have spent on the entire survey: 4500
4954. Divide the number of minutes by 60 to find out approximately how many hours you have spent doing this survey: 75
4955. Divide the number of hours by 24 to find out about how many full days you have spent filling out this survey: 3.125
(It took me about 8.5 full days to create it)
4956. Do you wish you had that time back? Not really! I'd still have done other things with that time, haha.
4957. Are you going to miss this survey when it is gone? Kinda... it gave me structure, of sorts.
4958. What are you going to fill your free time up with when this is over? Surveys, reading, quizzes, all the usual stuff.
4959. Did you learn anything about yourself by taking this? Actually, yes.
4960. Did you learn anything about me (age, gender, tastes, impression, etc.)? Yes, very much.
4961. Has doing nothing ever felt so good as when you're doing this survey? Nope!
4962. You are about to complete the survey. Are you proud? Yes.
4963. Name 3 things everyone should know about you: I'm caring, weird, and friendly.
4964. Have they changed since you started this survey (that was question 2)? I put "I'm weird, caring, and temperamental." But that doesn't mean I'm still not temperamental. ;)
4965. What date did you start this survey? Nov. 7, 2005.
What date is it today? February 16, 2006. (the original girl did it from 9 November 2003 to 28 March 2004)
How many days is that in all? About 99 or so.
4966. Did you enjoy the start, middle, or end of the survey more? Middle.
4967. Were you still interested by the end, or did you just want to finish out of stubbornness? Yeah, I was still interested. At least I put effort into my answers most of the time!
4968. Do you have a favorite part of the survey? No.
4969. Would you finish the survey if it was upped to 10,000 questions? You asked this in Question #2218. As before, my answer is "no."
4970. Did you feel like the survey covered enough different topics, or did it seem limited? Yeah, it had enough variety to it that I wasn't bored.
Is there a question or topic you were waiting for that never came up? Not really.
4971. Did anyone read your survey all the way through? I doubt it!
4972. In a few minutes, when you finish, will you feel like you've accomplished something? No, because I know there are actually more than 5000 questions!
4973. Were you avoiding anything by doing this survey? Yeah, probably.
4974. How would you describe taking this survey to someone who hasn't taken it? It's very long, and asks all sorts of questions from the mundane to the thought-provoking.
4975. Is there any topic or topics that this survey covered too often? Britney Spears and other such "music."
4976. Will you be glad it's over or bummed that it's gone? Bummed, dude.
4977. Give the survey a rating from one to ten for how interesting it was (1 is super interesting): 2.
4978. Did one question stand out on this survey as:
the best or most memorable question? No.
the worst question? No.
4979. Are all endings really beginnings in disguise? Yes.
4980. Are you ever going to read over your survey answers? Sure.
4981. If you retook this survey in one year, would most of your answers stay the same? No.
4982. How did you find this survey to begin with? Got these questions from this QuestionClub LJ post by Arthurbulla.
4983. What made you decide to take it? Boredom and OCDL tendencies!
4984. Is this the best survey you've ever taken? Yep.
4985. Could you write 5,000 questions for a survey (I'd take it, if you did)? No way.
4986. Name something more fun than filling out this survey: Um... *thinks* Answering your own questions, or hanging out with special people.
Name something that's less fun than filling out this survey: Dealing with responsibility and certain fractious people in my life.
4987. Should the survey have been more organized? Should each section have had its own theme? Yeah, that would have been a bit better than jumping around all over the place. :P
4988. Were the questions:
too crazy? Some, but I like being random. *shrug*
too mundane? Some.
too cryptic? Some.
4989. What will you miss most about this survey? Thinking about a whole host of different topics in the time it took me to fill out one installment. ;)
4990. If we met, would we likely become friends? Oh yeah!
4991. Are we friends now? I don't think so.
4992. Are you getting excited? No.
4993. Did you inspire or offer a question in this survey? No.
4994. Is your heartbeat rising? No.
4995. Would you go insane if the survey ended right here, before reaching 5,000? Yes, because I'd go crazy so close to my goal. I'd probably make up a few more just to get it to the end.
4996. I've asked you so many questions. What question would you like to ask me? Do you like Chinese food?
4997. Is there a subject that you love so much that you wish all 5,000 questions had been about it (David Bowie, for instance)? Names.
4998. Are you shivering with anticipation? No.
4999. Are you about to party like we're at question 4,999? WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO!!!! LET'S PARTY!
5000. Who are you? Leslie.
Are you still the same person you were when you began this survey? Yes.
The only complete copy... you'll have to go around erasing answers.
4951. How often do you:
see this survey somewhere on the main page? Never, haha.
check out other people who are doing this survey? I don't know anyone who is, except Jamie.
4952. How many minutes (on average) does it take you to complete one section of this survey that is 50 questions long? Since I actually put thought into most of my answers (unlike the original survey-taker Kathryn Rose :P), I'd say about 45 minutes.
4953. Multiply that number by 100 to find the approximate number of minutes you have spent on the entire survey: 4500
4954. Divide the number of minutes by 60 to find out approximately how many hours you have spent doing this survey: 75
4955. Divide the number of hours by 24 to find out about how many full days you have spent filling out this survey: 3.125
(It took me about 8.5 full days to create it)
4956. Do you wish you had that time back? Not really! I'd still have done other things with that time, haha.
4957. Are you going to miss this survey when it is gone? Kinda... it gave me structure, of sorts.
4958. What are you going to fill your free time up with when this is over? Surveys, reading, quizzes, all the usual stuff.
4959. Did you learn anything about yourself by taking this? Actually, yes.
4960. Did you learn anything about me (age, gender, tastes, impression, etc.)? Yes, very much.
4961. Has doing nothing ever felt so good as when you're doing this survey? Nope!
4962. You are about to complete the survey. Are you proud? Yes.
4963. Name 3 things everyone should know about you: I'm caring, weird, and friendly.
4964. Have they changed since you started this survey (that was question 2)? I put "I'm weird, caring, and temperamental." But that doesn't mean I'm still not temperamental. ;)
4965. What date did you start this survey? Nov. 7, 2005.
What date is it today? February 16, 2006. (the original girl did it from 9 November 2003 to 28 March 2004)
How many days is that in all? About 99 or so.
4966. Did you enjoy the start, middle, or end of the survey more? Middle.
4967. Were you still interested by the end, or did you just want to finish out of stubbornness? Yeah, I was still interested. At least I put effort into my answers most of the time!
4968. Do you have a favorite part of the survey? No.
4969. Would you finish the survey if it was upped to 10,000 questions? You asked this in Question #2218. As before, my answer is "no."
4970. Did you feel like the survey covered enough different topics, or did it seem limited? Yeah, it had enough variety to it that I wasn't bored.
Is there a question or topic you were waiting for that never came up? Not really.
4971. Did anyone read your survey all the way through? I doubt it!
4972. In a few minutes, when you finish, will you feel like you've accomplished something? No, because I know there are actually more than 5000 questions!
4973. Were you avoiding anything by doing this survey? Yeah, probably.
4974. How would you describe taking this survey to someone who hasn't taken it? It's very long, and asks all sorts of questions from the mundane to the thought-provoking.
4975. Is there any topic or topics that this survey covered too often? Britney Spears and other such "music."
4976. Will you be glad it's over or bummed that it's gone? Bummed, dude.
4977. Give the survey a rating from one to ten for how interesting it was (1 is super interesting): 2.
4978. Did one question stand out on this survey as:
the best or most memorable question? No.
the worst question? No.
4979. Are all endings really beginnings in disguise? Yes.
4980. Are you ever going to read over your survey answers? Sure.
4981. If you retook this survey in one year, would most of your answers stay the same? No.
4982. How did you find this survey to begin with? Got these questions from this QuestionClub LJ post by Arthurbulla.
4983. What made you decide to take it? Boredom and OCDL tendencies!
4984. Is this the best survey you've ever taken? Yep.
4985. Could you write 5,000 questions for a survey (I'd take it, if you did)? No way.
4986. Name something more fun than filling out this survey: Um... *thinks* Answering your own questions, or hanging out with special people.
Name something that's less fun than filling out this survey: Dealing with responsibility and certain fractious people in my life.
4987. Should the survey have been more organized? Should each section have had its own theme? Yeah, that would have been a bit better than jumping around all over the place. :P
4988. Were the questions:
too crazy? Some, but I like being random. *shrug*
too mundane? Some.
too cryptic? Some.
4989. What will you miss most about this survey? Thinking about a whole host of different topics in the time it took me to fill out one installment. ;)
4990. If we met, would we likely become friends? Oh yeah!
4991. Are we friends now? I don't think so.
4992. Are you getting excited? No.
4993. Did you inspire or offer a question in this survey? No.
4994. Is your heartbeat rising? No.
4995. Would you go insane if the survey ended right here, before reaching 5,000? Yes, because I'd go crazy so close to my goal. I'd probably make up a few more just to get it to the end.
4996. I've asked you so many questions. What question would you like to ask me? Do you like Chinese food?
4997. Is there a subject that you love so much that you wish all 5,000 questions had been about it (David Bowie, for instance)? Names.
4998. Are you shivering with anticipation? No.
4999. Are you about to party like we're at question 4,999? WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO!!!! LET'S PARTY!
5000. Who are you? Leslie.
Are you still the same person you were when you began this survey? Yes.
Sponge Bob 59% friendliness |
You are the classic person that everyone loves. You are the best friend that anyone could ever have and never want to lose. You never cause harm to anyone and they would never not understand your feelings. Life is a journey... it's funny and calm for the most part. Stay away from traitors and jealous people, then you will be stress-free. |
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My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The Cartoon Character Personality Test written by jfrakes on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
The Mat You scored 27 shiny and 27 useful! |
Are you sure you're there? You fade into the background so easily. People might notice you if you were louder or more helpful. Oh well, at least you're wipe-clean. |
My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The which tableware item are you? Test written by ferneo on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
Irony You scored 51 Sarcasm and 38 Offended! |
Sarcasm is your goal. You're not there yet. you like a good joke, especially the kind that hurts some people. But you're nowhere near sarcasm. You kind of liked this test. |
My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The Sarcasm Test written by luser666 on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
You scored 57% This and 28% That! |
I wish I could tell you what this means, but it's really just a pointless test. Have an idea to make it better? Message me. |
My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The this or that Test written by creativehandle on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
The Anti-Darcy You scored 20 Darcyness! |
You should be very thankful, you are the Anti-Darcy. You aren't an insecure, anxiety-ridden, rocking, basket case! Yay for you! Boo for me. |
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My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The Am I Really That Weird? Test written by DarcyJ76 on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
Anything not boring You're 52% Bored! |
You'll do anything to keep from being bored. From hopping online to going to a party. As long as you aren't bored, you're okay. |
My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The Boredom Type Test written by Stitchtigger on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
Strawberries & Grape You scored 27 bittersweet, 64 shade tolerance, 38 nutrients needs, and 26 prickly factor! |
Sweet, charming and hardy, nothing annoys you, and nothing about you annoys other fruit. You like the sun ALL the time, but don't need a lot of nurturing to get through the day. |
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The What Kind of Fruit Are You Test written by smileyes37 on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
You scored 55% Funny and 45% Wacky |
The bottom line is, you're either funny or you're not funny. You're either wacky or you're not wacky. IF you scored above 65% in either category, congrats! You're likely someone who people would like to hang around with, because you have the wits / wackiness to make them laugh, either with you or at you. For those who score below 65% for both categories, sorry to tell it to ya, but your sense of humour (if you think you have one) is very likely to be a dry one. |
My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The how funny/wacky are you Test written by antonium on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
Tenor Tambour You scored 57%! |
You are a Tenor! (and we are very sorry) You are sexy and confident and amazing and stupendous and God's gift to sex... according to you... which is all that matters, really. Although often found hiding up sopranos' skirts, you usually enjoy being out in the limelight. Getting all the attention and money. Not to mention T&A... which is the real reason you became a singer in the first place... right? |
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My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The Soprano, Alto, Tenor or Bass? Test written by Tiaha on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
You scored 83 friendliness, 70 outgoingness, and 73 Sociability! |
Right. If you scored more than 60% on friendliness, then you probably have a lot of friends and are popular, etc. If you scored less, you really neeed to work on your people skills! If you scored less than 40% on outgoingness, then maybe you should get out there a bit more. There are more things out there than books and films on a widescreen. Sociability really shows how good you are at being around people. So the more you got, the more sociable you are! |
My test tracked 3 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The how much fun are you Test written by summer_song on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
Smarty Pants You scored 87% smartassness! |
You're just sooooooo smart! Well Smarty Pants, congrats to you. You know your idioms and sayings. It's really sad that there are so many people out there that don't know these sayings. I mean, they're a part of our everyday language. |
My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The Do You Know Your Idioms Test written by junebaby82 on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
Queen Hatshepsut You scored 67% on ruling power! |
You are: Hatshepsut, Queen of Egypt, 15th century B.C. Hatshepsut was a powerful political person in Egypt even before she assumed the title of Pharaoh. She had a peaceful reign promoting trade and the arts. Her beautiful temple at Deir el-Bahri still stands west of Thebes. |
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My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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| Link: The Which Historical Queen Are You Test written by queenforaday on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test |
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