This is one of those silly potted personality tests that I love.
Quirky, offbeat, and even a little campy – your life appeals to a select few.
But if someone’s obsessed with you, look out! Your fans are downright freaky.Your best movie matches: Office Space, Showgirls, The Big Lebowsk
mmmm….no surprises there me thinks.
Popularity: 27%
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I love these potted personality tests. The more obscure the better. They probably tell you nothing about me, other than I love doing obscure, pointless personality tests. Perhaps a hint of narcissism.
This test probes what kind of nerd you are. I’m a Uber Cool High Nerd, which sounds impressive, even of I say so myself.
Popularity: 4%
Two things dominated my early childhood. One was jam sandwiches, the other space.
The Apollo moon landings fired my imagination. I was a space junkie by seven. Christmas excitement paled besides the first moon landing.
I was asleep when it happened, too young to stay up to watch. My mum woke me in the morning, “The Eagle has landed” she said. I rushed down to watch talking heads on TV.
School was strange that day. In the excitement, I had forgotten to put any underpants on.
It’s now 40 years since Apollo 11. We never travelled further. Of all the predictions made in 1969, that’s probably the only one that was not suggested.
Popularity: 4%
Punk started for me in 78.
Up to this point I had avoided punk on the principle that if my sister liked it then I didn’t. My sister had been hard core from early on.
My sister was then a hair dresser working in London. She was well into all the hair-styles that punks were experimenting with. Once on her way to a gig in London, a bus driver wouldn’t let her on the bus because she had green hair.
Thirty years on and punk style is almost main stream. But, back in 70s, it was an anti-establishment social movement. The music was only a small part of it. A joke at the expense of the BBC and the music industry.
Popularity: 5%
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