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Brutally Honest Personality Test
Personality test that frames traits in brutally honest ways
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Most people are familiar with the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, in which a personality type is achieved by scoring the taker in a high or low among 4 domains. Introversion/Extraversion, Sensing/Intuition, Thinking/Feeling, and Judgmental/Perception.

This proposed test would be a similar to Myers-Briggs, but the questions would be changed to suit new domains.

They are: How do you react to new situations? Spaz/Lump

How do you manage others? Dictator/Pansy

How Detail-Oriented are you? Anal-Rententive/Slob

How do you handle disappointment? Tough-as-nails/Baby

I myself fall into the Spaz/Pansy/Anal-Rententive/Baby category, or SPAB.


joetcochran, Sep 23 2005

Baked http://www.holymoly...uk/personality.html
and oh so accurate. [calum, Sep 23 2005]

Personality Defect Test http://www.okcupid....4741219933576750506
can you take an insult? [kinemojo, Sep 23 2005]

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       [calum] hahahaha.

chocolateraindrops, Sep 23 2005
  

       This seems to be simply taking an existing personality test and renaming the answers to be offensive.   

       Love the link calum.

hidden truths, Sep 23 2005
  

       "Brutally honest .. " My, aren't we just (cocky/sure of ourself/in need of a spanking)?   

       That recent TV commercial where the waiter interrogates one customer hesitant about what to order, "Boxers or tighty-whities" "Wallet or man-purse", ..., is too goddamn funny, BTW.

reensure, Sep 23 2005
  
      
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