I'm a bit Unique....

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Saw this on Dhanya's blog and was curious, see the result for yourself.....




Your Blogging Type is Unique and Avant Garde



You're a bit ... unusual. And so is your blog.

You're impulsive, and you'll often post the first thing that pops in your head.

Completely uncensored, you blog tends to shock... even though that's not your intent.

You tend to change your blog often, experimenting with new designs and content.

What's Your Blogging Personality?

PS: Actually I'm every bit unique, Mother Earth cannot endure another ME! : )

Comments

  1. Occasional Brilliance10:29 am

    "Your Blogging Type is Artistic and Passionate. You see your blog as the ultimate personal expression - and work hard to make it great. One moment you may be working on a new dramatic design for your blog... And the next, you're passionately writing about your pet causes. Your blog is very important - and you're careful about who you share it with."

    :P

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  2. Bungz3:40 pm

    Ah, this is what mine said.

    Your Blogging Type is Pensive and Philosophical:
    You blog like no one else is reading...
    You tend to use your blog to explore ideas - often in long winded prose.
    Easy going and flexible, you tend to befriend other bloggers easily.
    But if they disagree with once too much, you'll pull them from your blogroll!

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  3. Gayatri Bhadran8:29 pm

    "You're a well liked, though underrated, blogger.
    You have a heart of gold, and are likely to blog for a cause.
    You're a peaceful blogger - no drama for you!
    A good listener and friend, you tend to leave thoughtful comments for others."

    Humm, now thats something to ponder about! =P

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  4. Dhanya10:04 pm

    Looks pretty accurate :)

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  5. Occasional Brilliance2:19 pm

    hey... i got a new blog... chk it out wn u hv time na pls...

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  6. Still Searching10:08 am

    So how much of this is true??

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  7. The Black King12:41 pm

    Ooh I'm thoughtful and considerate! Yaay... someone recognizes the genius! :)

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  8. Zee2:44 pm

    but u don't shock....

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  9. Sirpy1:10 am

    Uncensored....???!!!!

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  10. Anonymous3:45 pm

    i am doubtful about the uncensored part.. when did i see anything vulgar on this blog?

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  11. lemon12:55 am

    i'm supposedly pensive and passionate! lol

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  12. PurpleHeart2:01 pm

    But i've almost never found anything on your blog which would have been better off censored !

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  13. Vadapoche12:57 pm

    @: Bubbles...: If that desc is for me thanks, if its yours, WoW!!

    @ Bungi: Your last line is so scary!!! Is it true??

    @ Gayatri: Wow! But I like the no drama bit, your earlier posts had a few mini soap operas. ; )

    @ Dhanya: Thank you, I still wonder though...

    @ still searching: I'm still searching too. : )

    @ The Black King: Good you are back !

    @ Zee, Sirpy, Chriz, Purpleheart: Due to popular demand, I'm planning to get rid of my General certification and try to shock you soon

    @ Lemonade: supposedly??

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