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[Cloud9]

banana:  I was wondering the same thing.  Instead of asking whether you are heading towards Heaven or Hades, the quiz should be entitled, "Are you going to jail?"  .... or maybe, "Will you end-up in a 12-step program?"

I think some of our forum friends must be exaggerating their wild behavior.

Funny, I was just thinking the opposite - that some of our forum friends are exaggerating their sainthood!

Come on now a 36!? The only way to score that low is to never have had sex or a drink! Will all the nuns and priests please identify themselves when posting so as to not erroneously skew the results.

[Adamal]

I got a 64. Looks like I'm pretty normal.

The original site looks down here is another link

[Erika]

Wow, all those below 50 must not have done much. It seems like some people are not up for anything new. I would agree with cloud9 about some of those maybe not revealing the truth on the test.

[Cloud9]

Maybe we just happen to be seeing posts from nuns and priests...

[Erika]

Maybe we just happen to be seeing posts from nuns and priests...

That must be the answer.

[bishmasterb]

Maybe we just happen to be seeing posts from nuns and priests...

Given recent headlines, priests might score pretty highly.

[DELICATES]

141........Living life to the fullest.

Have to say I agree with that score. I'm unashamed of any past, or future, I may have. I'm neither angel nor demon, but certainly thank my "shoulder companions" of the aforementioned for their part in keeping my score to a level that I can live with.

[Cloud9]

Finally, an honest test taker!

[Adamal]

Finally, an honest test taker! 

Are you calling me a liar?

[Steve Heard]

Yeah, what about mine?

[Cloud9]

Methinks the difference between low scores and high scores have to do with many variables.

One key variable is age. If you're in your 40s+ and you score less than your age, then perhaps reading glasses may be in your future, or I'd be willing to bet you flunk a lie detector test (I get to frame the questions)

Now, if you're taking the test and you're still in High School, well, take the test again when you finish college, lets see those results come in.

[DELICATES]

Methinks the difference between low scores and high scores have to do with many variables. 

One key variable is age.  If you're in your 40s+ and you score less than your age, then perhaps reading glasses may be in your future, or I'd be willing to bet you flunk a lie detector test (I get to frame the questions)

Now, if you're taking the test and you're still in High School, well, take the test again when you finish college, lets see those results come in.

Hmmmmm........I'd be interested in what those questions would be? This could remain interesting!

I agree with the age comment. I had "fun" in High School, but definitely had more "oats to sow" in college.

[CostcoLover]

Well, we can't ask "normal" questions nowadays as people play with the definitions of the English language.

Take for example the word "friend". To me that always seemed to imply a platonic relationship, but as we know people use that term to identify a wide range of relationship types.

Remember the Clinton days? Where he responded no, to "Have you ever had sex with Monica?"

You have to be very specific nowadays with questions. People don't "count" certain actions in their behavior. I recall a friend who was drunk from holiday egg nog that had been spiked, but he didn't count that as drinking. Or "non-smokers" who didn't count smoking pot or cigars as "smoking". Or athletes who don't count steroid use as "doing drugs".

The test asks many questions about drinking, smoking, drugs, etc. I'm sure there are many questions that people could interpret differently. But we can get clarity with a lie detector.

[bishmasterb]

Do you mean that crystal meth counts as a drug?! There goes my low score.

Did the people who drink coffee every day (or caffeinated sodas) answer yes to the drug question?

[Cloud9]

I'm sure that there are many people who drink, answered yes to the alcohol question, and answered no to the drug question.

There might even be some that smoked pot in H.S. or college, (or consumed performance enhancing drugs) and still answered no to the drug question (they're probably getting ready to run for political office).