Frivolous Friday

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Who would I be in 1400 AD?

The Monk
You scored 23% Cardinal, 61% Monk, 41% Lady, and 45% Knight!

You live a peaceful, quiet life. Very little danger comes you way and
you live a long time. You are wise and modest, but also stagnant. You
have little comfort, little food and have taken a vow of silence. But
who needs chatter when just sitting in the cloister of your abbey with
The Good Book makes you perfectly content.



My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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You scored higher than 18% on Cardinal
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You scored higher than 88% on Monk
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You scored higher than 45% on Lady
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You scored higher than 41% on Knight
Link: The Who Would You Be in 1400 AD Test written by KnightlyKnave on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test


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