Frivolous Friday

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You scored as The Amazing Spider-Man. After being bitten by a radioactive spider, Peter Parker was transformed from a nerdy high school student into New York's greatest hero. Peter enjoys the thrill of being a super hero, but he struggles with the burdens of leading a double life. He hopes someday to win the heart of his true love Mary Jane, the woman he's loved since before he even liked girls. Right now, he just wants to make it through college and pay his bills.

The Amazing Spider-Man

79%

Captain Jack Sparrow

71%

Lara Croft

71%

El Zorro

71%

William Wallace

67%

Batman, the Dark Knight

67%

Neo, the "One"

63%

James Bond, Agent 007

63%

Indiana Jones

58%

Maximus

54%

The Terminator

46%

Which Action Hero Would You Be? v. 2.0
created with QuizFarm.com

(Via Dappled Things and Parableman.)


Carole Lombard
You scored 16% grit, 9% wit, 52% flair, and 30% class!

You're a little bit of a fruitcake, but you always act out in style.
You have a good sense of humor, are game for almost anything, but you
like to have nice things about you and are attracted to the high life.
You're stylish and modern, but you've got a few rough edges that keep
you from attaining true sophistication. Your leading men include
William Powell, Fredric March, and Clark Gable. Watch out for small
planes.


Find out what kind of classic leading man you'd make by taking the
Classic Leading Man Test.




My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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You scored higher than 28% on grit
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You scored higher than 4% on wit
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You scored higher than 89% on flair
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You scored higher than 64% on class
Link: The Classic Dames Test written by gidgetgoes on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

(Via Vegan Momma.)


You are .cgi Your life seems a bit too scripted, and sometimes you are exploited. Still a workhorse though.
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