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Okay, I liked this one. It cracked me up...

Take the quiz: "Which Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Are You?"

Donatello
You've been described as 'the brains' of your family or group of friends. You're the natural born, 'Mr. Fixit'. You're also considered the most reserved, preoccupied with your own little thoughts and ideas. But that doesn't mean you don't hang with your family and friends! But, you still find it easy to get lost in your own thoughts...daydreaming often. You'd rather talk things out than fight. You long for a day when there's nothing but peace in the world, and when you can finally rest with your own thoughts. Violence is something the world could completely live without. One of your labels may be, 'true to blue friend'. You're strong at heart and powerful at mind.

Comments

toby said…
link is broken
26 August, 2005 11:27
Ashley said…
Okay, it should work now ...
26 August, 2005 13:37
daz said…
the quiz thingy said i'm leonardo:
You're mature and get the job done. You are a natural born leader, and normally want to be the better of the group. You take your job seriously. You must! It may NOT be a game. When you select a sport, or something you want to do, you train continueously, constantly trying to perfect it. You're always prepared for a challenge, and are normally found one step ahead of your enemies. Loving family more than life itself, you are a good friend, and can be depended on at all times.

does that sound right to you??
28 August, 2005 21:59
daz said…
ok actually i scored equally on all of them (except for splinter)
28 August, 2005 22:03
Anonymous said…
Hi there,

I just ran across your site and enjoyed reading through everything.

I'm trying to get a blog going on my site too. But I dont think i have the patience to do it!

--Sarah
My Dog Grooming Site
28 August, 2005 22:29
toby said…
I got Michaelangelo...Party on, dud!
29 August, 2005 09:20
toby said…
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29 August, 2005 09:20
Ashley said…
Holy cow, lose Internet for a couple of days and suddenly you have eleven comments on your blog. Wow. I had no idea anyone even read this thing, short of a few people. And no, Darren, that doesn't quite seem to fit. Parts of it ... but it makes sense to me somehow that you've got all for equal. (Why am I discussing this?)
30 August, 2005 08:14
Anonymous said…
I am The Leonardo. Feel the wrath of my twin sward-thingies!
01 September, 2005 17:14
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