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May. 25th, 2007 06:41 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
which_chickSo, am taking the Harry Potter Character Compatibility Test. Come to question 75: I feel I am brilliant and take immense pride in all that I do.
Doesn't everyone?
Harry Potter Character Combatibility Test
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*sigh*
Persistent, loyal, and harsh.
Persistent. Today I spent an hour chasing the IRH around the field in order to catch her so that I could hold her out on the tall grass.
Loyal. Today I held Sass (a horse) while Liss chatted up a guy and his granddaughter about buying her and taking her off to be their pony. Sass doesn't have any actual issues, but she also isn't much more than follow-along broke. I didn't mention this while I was holding the pony.
Harsh. I sent the IRH out into her field today with her halter and lead on. She can hang herself for all I care but I will by Jove be able to catch her sorry red ass tomorrow. Not spending an hour stomping around the field again. Not. (She will *probably* not kill herself. Horses a lot wilder and stupider than she is run around with catch ropes on them and suffer no injuries.) Were it not pitiful, it'd be funny. She looked at me like "Hey, aren't you forgetting something?"
I also scraped and primed playground equipment today. Rustoleum Rusty Metal Primer, she sticks to rusty metal. She also sticks to skin. Ask me how I know... My efforts today were so that the summer people could come on "Clean-up Day" and apply pretty colors of topcoat and feel all productive about their bad selves. The real work in painting is in surface prep and priming. (To be fair, last Clean-Up Day, Fuller spent all day doing yeoman work on the old merry-go-round and then it started to sprinkle and nobody ever primed it because they all went home. I just had to dust off a year's worth of rust on that... and it has now been totally primed with the aforementioned Rustoleum stuff. It looks great.) Also, while the swingset is available for painting, I have a sneaking suspicion that I am going to wind up painting it. (It's a BIG swingset. It's high. Ladders are involved.)
Doesn't everyone?
| You scored as Bellatrix Lestrange,You are Bellatrix Lestrange. You are persistent, loyal, and harsh. When you set your loyalties, you never break them. If you make promises and break them, you punish yourself greatly for it. You put your all into your beliefs and refuse to back down even when times get tough or others doubt you. You're extremely resourceful and determined, and after you've accomplished something, you expect recognition. As long as you're pleasing those you're loyal to, you don't care about others' opinions of you. |
Harry Potter Character Combatibility Test
created with QuizFarm.com<
*sigh*
Persistent, loyal, and harsh.
Persistent. Today I spent an hour chasing the IRH around the field in order to catch her so that I could hold her out on the tall grass.
Loyal. Today I held Sass (a horse) while Liss chatted up a guy and his granddaughter about buying her and taking her off to be their pony. Sass doesn't have any actual issues, but she also isn't much more than follow-along broke. I didn't mention this while I was holding the pony.
Harsh. I sent the IRH out into her field today with her halter and lead on. She can hang herself for all I care but I will by Jove be able to catch her sorry red ass tomorrow. Not spending an hour stomping around the field again. Not. (She will *probably* not kill herself. Horses a lot wilder and stupider than she is run around with catch ropes on them and suffer no injuries.) Were it not pitiful, it'd be funny. She looked at me like "Hey, aren't you forgetting something?"
I also scraped and primed playground equipment today. Rustoleum Rusty Metal Primer, she sticks to rusty metal. She also sticks to skin. Ask me how I know... My efforts today were so that the summer people could come on "Clean-up Day" and apply pretty colors of topcoat and feel all productive about their bad selves. The real work in painting is in surface prep and priming. (To be fair, last Clean-Up Day, Fuller spent all day doing yeoman work on the old merry-go-round and then it started to sprinkle and nobody ever primed it because they all went home. I just had to dust off a year's worth of rust on that... and it has now been totally primed with the aforementioned Rustoleum stuff. It looks great.) Also, while the swingset is available for painting, I have a sneaking suspicion that I am going to wind up painting it. (It's a BIG swingset. It's high. Ladders are involved.)
