Quizzes, quizzes... and quizzes still!






Your Inner European is Spanish!









Energetic and lively.

You bring the party with you!




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Slow and Steady
Your friends see you as painstaking and fussy.

They see you as very cautious, extremely careful, a slow and steady plodder.

It'd really surprise them if you ever did something impulsively or on the spur of the moment.

They expect you to examine everything carefully from every angle and then usually decide against it.



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You Were Actually Born Under:
Full of spunk, you are the original party animal.
You bring fun, activity, and stimulation to any event.
Self-control is not one of your strong points; you have been known to over indulge.
Cheerful and energetic, you can turn the most boring thing into something fun.

You are most compatible with a Rat or Dragon.
You Should Have Been Born Under:

Resourceful and practical, you are a quick thinker.
You are very observant - and it's hard to get anything past you!
A total perfectionist, you are especially picky about looking your best.
You're a big dreamer - such a big dreamer that reality can disappoint you.

You are most compatible with an Ox or Snake.


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The True You

You want your girlfriend or boyfriend to be more relaxed, calm, and composed.
With respect to money, you save for a rainy day.
You think good luck depends on maintaining good relationships with others.
The hidden side of your personality tends to be satisfied to care for things with a minimal amount of effort.
You are tend to think about others' feelings a lot, perhaps because you are so eager to be liked.
When it comes to finding a romantic partner, you don't have any particular type in mind, but you are inclined to look for someone who will say yes when you ask him / her out.




Comments

Anonymous said…
Interesting quizzes!

-mindy
6/05/2005 10:13:00 AM
BabyPink said…
right, you are!:) try them.:)
6/05/2005 11:41:00 PM
Anonymous said…
tried the quizzes...Irish daw inner European ko...naku, mahina sa football ang Irish team..hehehehe! Hope you had another great weekend...Salaam!
6/07/2005 01:45:00 AM
Anonymous said…
di ka naman masyado addict sa quizzes, no? :P

musta?

-noringai
6/07/2005 04:58:00 PM
BabyPink said…
miss jing, ako pilipini talaga, 'no? may epekto talaga ang pananakop ng mga kastila. wahehehe:)

kuya sam, ang saya! la liga ako! panalo! barca and rmad!

miss noringai, wala talaga akong hilig sa quizzes. hehehe:)
6/08/2005 12:05:00 PM
Baby Rockstar said…
I just discovered, sangay ta pman ka Baby ka na Baby ako mambo, na Diane ka na Diane ako pn. Dadn a palaguyan on!! Miss kita super! Especially as I'm reading the D.H. Lawrence I forcefully asked from you. Hehe. Tell me if there's any book you want, I'll send you. I found a bookshop here, but I didn't want to buy you anything that you already have. =) Luvyah.
6/09/2005 12:42:00 AM
BabyPink said…
drug!!! osto ngka den, oli. da den a palagoyan ta sa isa't-isa. i miss you dearly.:)

mwah! luvyah, too!:)
6/24/2005 01:08:00 AM
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