Okayyyy...

[camwyn]

I hate it when I take one of these things and it comes out all shinyspectacular, best-possible-answer. Mostly because then I look like I'm either bragging or cooking the test results. Well, I'm not and I'm not, so:





What Asatru Figure Are You?

EvilChairGuy /
By Mydako Matari

And that's after taking the test three times and changing all of the really obvious answers. yeesh.

Comments

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Snicker, snicker, snicker...

-- Lorrie

[cadhla.livejournal.com]

See, I take this, I come out Loki. I dunno if this worries me, or if I should just call you 'Daddy'.

[camwyn]

Shaddup. Just because I accidentally put out one of my car's eyes two years ago (winter day, snow on road, 15 mph, sharply curved exit, metal guard rail) doesn't mean I bear any kind of resemblance. And you know I'm not nearly wise enough to fall in the same category.

(Tell you the truth, I thought that with the scattershot types of answers I gave, I would come up either L. or Audumla.)

[camwyn]

*groan*

Maybe I should just take up tree-sitting.

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Actually, "blood brother," although given the givens we'll let it stretch to "blood sister." ;)

-- Lorrie

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Hanging. Tree hanging.

-- L

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Actually, I found that test ridiculously easy to meta-test, but I expect I'm not their target audience, nor are most heathens for all they jumped on the memewagon.

There may also be trouble with how the underlying script is written and scored, too -- often is with those. Odin may just be the answer you get when you don't score particularly well in anything because he's the first possible result on the list!

-- Lorrie

[camwyn]

Thank you, no. I have both my eyes, I like both my eyes, and I'm an archer, not a spear-carrier. I'd have a stronger chance of corresponding to Apollo or Archer Yi if it came right down to it.

Although I like the horse. Sleipnir's just classy.

[lwood.livejournal.com]

We've got a couple archers in the pantheon, out on the outskirts. ;)

I'm just having trouble working out how he keeps all those legs straight! Square's graphics people threw up their hands: when Odin shows up in the Final Fantasy games, Sleipnir has, at best, six legs. Pfah.

-- Lorrie

[camwyn]

AD&D arranged them in pairs in the Deities & Demigods book, if I recall. One directly behind another, moving like a pacer.

[lwood.livejournal.com]

Yeah, people draw Sleipnir with eight legs all day. That's different. It's animating that makes artists need to go and have a lie-down, because it's not at all like spiders, the only real octopedal gait an animator could find in nature.

-- Lorrie