l33t d0rk skillz.
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amichun:
40.476190476190474% of me is a huge nerd! How about you?
Yes, I "cheated" and took it twice, although I didn't get any real feedback in between, and left most of my wild guesses the same as best as I could remember them, so I'm not sure why my score changed so much. (The first time I got around 28% -- less than the Ratio, I thought of it.) I did catch some really stupid mistakes I made the first time, though. Like, duh, Cirdan != Istari.
So obviously my score comes mostly, or perhaps entirely, from literary sci-fi/fantasy dorkiness. It's an awesome quiz, though. Such a variety of nerdiness. Plenty for everyone. ^_^
When I read the first question, I thought, "Woah, this is a cool test, and I might actually be able to do it." And then after the next few: "...maybe not."
But I think the sci-fi needs more variety. Too much Tolkien and Adams. Need more obscure! Or maybe the other ones were so obscure I didn't even realize they were from books.
nendil scares me. *bows down to her nerdness*
... I'll just go to bed now.
amichun:40.476190476190474% of me is a huge nerd! How about you?
Yes, I "cheated" and took it twice, although I didn't get any real feedback in between, and left most of my wild guesses the same as best as I could remember them, so I'm not sure why my score changed so much. (The first time I got around 28% -- less than the Ratio, I thought of it.) I did catch some really stupid mistakes I made the first time, though. Like, duh, Cirdan != Istari.
So obviously my score comes mostly, or perhaps entirely, from literary sci-fi/fantasy dorkiness. It's an awesome quiz, though. Such a variety of nerdiness. Plenty for everyone. ^_^
When I read the first question, I thought, "Woah, this is a cool test, and I might actually be able to do it." And then after the next few: "...maybe not."
But I think the sci-fi needs more variety. Too much Tolkien and Adams. Need more obscure! Or maybe the other ones were so obscure I didn't even realize they were from books.
nendil scares me. *bows down to her nerdness*... I'll just go to bed now.
