Drug - Acid, A bit wacky, you're very difficult to predict. One moment you're in your own little happy universe... And the next, you're on a bad trip to your own personal hell!
Tarot Card - The Devil, You don't represent evil, but you do represent the animalistic side of humans. You demonstrate what happens when we listen to our first instincts. At times you tend to be materialistic and hedonistic, giving in to temptation. Admit it, you're guilty of acting first - and forgetting to think later!
Ice Cream - Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, A classic and an original, no wonder everyone snakes your style!
I Belong In - 1972, 1970 - 1979: Bold and brash, you take life by the horns. Whether you're partying or protesting, you give it your all!
Superhero - Spider Man, Quick and agile, you have killer instincts (literally).
And that kind of makes up for the whole creepy spider thing.
Sesame Street Character - Bert, Extremely serious and a little eccentric, people find you lovable - even if you don't love them! You are usually feeling: Logical - you rarely let your emotions rule you You are famous for: Being smart, a total neat freak, and maybe just a little evil. How you life your life: With passion, even if your odd passions (like bottle caps and pigeons) are baffling to others
Personality Disorder - Antisocial, Antisocial? That may be a bit of an understatement. You think rules are meant to be broken - and with gusto! Having no fear, you don't even think about consequences. But people love you anyway... you've got a boatload of charm.
Theme Song - Back in Black by AC/DC, "Back in black, I hit the sack,
I've been too long, I'm glad to be back" Things sometimes get really crazy for you, and sometimes you have to get away from all the chaos. But each time you stage your comeback, it's even better than the last!
Try it out for yourself...
3 comments:
Dude, you are totally Bert. I'm taking notes on what it says so that I have a eulogy ready to go when it comes time.
Dude, we have the same theme song!
I do think the Bert analogy was a creepily "on target."
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