Comments | aetigae: *laughing*

aetigae

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Dec 03, 2003 17:37

Hey Everyone, check this out:

No tenor jokes, okay?

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shandriz December 3 2003, 17:56:57 UTC

...XDDD You know, this means that I'm more masculine than you. Somehow, I find this amusing.

Certainly aetigae December 3 2003, 18:03:50 UTC

Personally, I think its hillarious, yet not unexpected. I guess when you dedicate your journals to discussion on abstract ideas you tend towards the middle-gound of typical femininity and masculinity.
It's an interesting idea, though, that certain words can characterize one's gender, or determine one's tendancies. Something to think about, I guess.

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Re: Certainly shandriz December 3 2003, 18:39:19 UTC

True. I've been neglecting my abstract ideas quite a bit lately, mostly because I'm always so disgustingly tired. I think it's because I'm not working so much, so I"m getting lazy. XD

But it really is an interesting theory. I'd rather like to see how exactly they classify the words and all.

Re: Certainly aetigae December 4 2003, 08:10:29 UTC

That's an interesting thought. What words DID they use to classify masculine and feminine? It obviously has to be some kind of subjective choice, but it'd be interesting to see what words they did choose, to see whether or not most people would agree with them.
I know what you mean about not being in practice with dealing in abstract ideas. I've been so busy lately that I haven't posted a good new idea in a while and now it feels like my brain is in shut-off mode, which isn't comforting since I've got finals in a matter of days. Oh well!

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fauken_arkania December 4 2003, 17:13:02 UTC

I got to be 61% masculine. The grading process is quite a mystery. I guess I can't argue with the results, being a guy and all

True aetigae December 4 2003, 19:03:29 UTC

You've always been more of a guy's guy than me, though, so I'm not really surprized. It'd be interesting to meet someone who was 100% of something, however. Super-Masculine or Super Feminine. Would they be stereotypical? I suppose that would depend, again, on what words are used for indicators and why. Maybe I ought to get a hold of the guy who made this test, see if I can get him to reveal his secrets.

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