MayDay MayDay

[syncategorematic]

Happy Day of Spring and Labour!


  

And to counteract my communist urges:

You Are a White Rose

You represent youthfulness and purity. Your vibe: Sweet and heavenly Falling in love with you: is like falling in love for the first time

What Color Rose Are You?

Or

You Are a Light Pink Rose

You represent sweetness and grace. Your vibe: Kind and gentle Falling in love with you: is like falling in love with a best friend

What Color Rose Are You?

Which Greek Goddess are YOU?! (great pictures) created with QuizFarm.com

You scored as Rhea You are Rhea, mother of Zeus. Rhea 83% Aphrodite 75% Demeter 75% Circe 75% Gaia 75% Hera 75% Medusa 67% Athena 67% Hekate 58% Leto 58% Artimis 50% Hestia 42% Pasiphae 42% Persephone 34%

Comments

This is a joke right?

[m-danson.livejournal.com]

What Color Rose Are You? (http://www.blogthings.com/whatcolorroseareyouquiz/)

Re: This is a joke right?

[indicolite.livejournal.com]

Well, you are intense and intriguing. And a friendship with you has been deep and meaningful so far and is likely to remain so.

I was getting PB too, and Alcohol was the alternate choice (they said so, that I was tied for two) so I went for that. I'm not allergic, but I dislike peanut butter. I think that if you don't stick in one convenient slot, your answers don't follow one pattern, you get peanut butter.

Re: This is a joke right?

[m-danson.livejournal.com]

My alternate was tea. I dislike peanut butter on its own but I can sometimes tolerate it in other foods.

I don't know about "deep and meaningful" those who have fallen for me tend towards using the more ambiguous phrase "never boring" to describe it.

Re: This is a joke right?

[indicolite.livejournal.com]

[[boring]] = lacking meaning relevant to me.

therefore [[never boring]] = \forall time t, !((!has) meaning relevant to me)
= \forall time t, !(!has meaning relevant to me)
= \forall time t, has meaning relevant to me
= meaningful. :}

I has two Semantics courses, and I'm not afraid to use them!

(With sloppy notation, but "This is called abuse of notation, but we all do it. You may say you never do it, but we all know American pop stars who said that and were found out. This is politically incorrect, but as I grew older I realized I wasn't having fun any more, so political correctness went out the window." As I've told you that quotation before.)