The Internet is rife with “quizzes” - everything from how well of a “lover” you are, to what religion you should be. In a series of completly unrelated quizzes, I discovered much about myself that I never knew before (gee, I don’t know where I’d be without the internet…).
A co-worker told me about the first one, Which Harry Potter Girl Are You? (I’m Hermione Granger)
That led me to Which Harry Potter Character Are You? (I’m Ron Weasly - which I was happy about - the Weasly’s are my favorite characters.)
I was also sent a link from Carleen to the Belief-O-Matic where you can discover your true religion (I’m 100% Unitarian Universalism)
I also discovered Which Dungeons & Dragons Character Are You? (I’m a Chaotic Good, Elven, Ranger/Bard - it fits)
It’s a good thing quizzes like this exist or I would just be a little boy lost in the woods.
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