Thursday, July 13, 2006

Two-Thirds Loser... Matey

First, the Carnival of Satire is up, and I think, given how little satire was submitted this week, he's right to give it a break next week. Ringxiety was good, though, and Chainik Hocker's riff on a headline is fantastic.

Speaking of losers.... [via] The last question in the quiz is whether, if you get a loser result, you will actually share it. What I want to know is whether that increases or decreases your loser-quotient....

I am 66% loser. What about you? Click here to find out!


But if I'm such a loser, how can I be:
You scored as Captain Jack Sparrow. You are definitely quirky and often mistaken for mad but if anyone is truly paying attention they can see there is method to your madness. You try really hard to be bad but in the end you tend to do the right thing.

Captain Jack Sparrow
92%
Captain James T. Hook
75%
Mary Read
58%
Dread Pirate Roberts
58%
Black Beard
50%
Will Turner
33%
Sinbad
33%
Long John Silvers
33%
Captain Barbosa
25%
Morgan Adams
0%

What kind of Pirate are you?
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Interesting result. Apparently my interest in Depp continues....


Non Sequitur: Caleb's moving haiku are quite good.

2 comments:

The Chainik Hocker said...

Thanks for the recomendation! I feel touched, especially since they rejected the last contribution I made. Appearently it was "parody", not "satire", as though a high school dropout like myself can tell the difference.

Bah. Literary critics are the bane of every artist's existence.

"I am in the smallest room of my house. I have your review in front of me. Soon it will be behind me."

Ahistoricality said...

I've been making a point of nominating good stuff to CoS for a while now. Mark Rayner is particular (and so I'm careful about what I nominate) but the result is that CoS is worth reading every time, while the Carnival of Comedy is actually less funny than most of the "serious" carnivals I read (or was; I gave up on it a few months ago).