Great Quiz!

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This made me laugh, the evil maniacal mad genius laugh. It is so right and at the same time so wrong. I love it!

Wackiness: 30/100
Rationality: 36/100
Constructiveness: 54/100
Leadership: 42/100


You are an SECF--Sober Emotional Constructive Follower. This makes you a hippie. [I suppose I was hippie material in highschool and college. My sisters were convinced I would go on to be a crusader in the hinterlands of some undeveloped country. Now I just day dream about it and plot to send my kids out globe hopping when they grow up.] You are passionate about your causes and steadfast in your commitments. Once you've made up your mind, no one can convince you otherwise. [This has always annoyed my family but it comes in handy with hubby.] Your politics are left-leaning, [Snicker snicker, I suppose there are people who stand to the right of me politically.] and your lifestyle choices decidedly temperate and chaste.

You do tremendous work when focused, but usually you operate somewhat distracted. [To wit, 2 weeks later I'm still not done painting our bedroom.] You blow hot and cold, and while you normally endeavor on the side of goodness and truth, you have a massive mean streak which is not to be taken lightly. You don't get mad, you get even. [I'm working on that, really!]

Please don't get even with this web site.

I can't wait to see how the rest of the family tests on this quiz.

Update: Hubby is a font of knowledge and one sis is an evil genius. Pops and the others have yet to take the quiz. (What are y'all waiting for?)

(Thanks to Baldilocks.)

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