Sigh...

[rj_anderson]

The HP Male Marriage Quiz made by Sapphire.

I guess I'd take him, but only if he came with a new, install-it-yourself-in-less-than-24-hours, cast-iron spine.

and then...

My journal says I'm 52% feminine.

What does your LJ writing style say about your gender?

LJ Gender Tool by hutta

This is very amusing considering that seemag got hers pegged as masculine. I really would have thought it the other way around... mind you, I'm certain my blog would come out masculine. It's an INTJ thing.

In other, equally frivolous news, if Gary "Mushmouth" Beals wins Canadian Idol tonight instead of my boy Ryan, I will be very, very peeved. For at least... oh, six or seven minutes. Because you just know that all these people are going to be completely forgotten in a year or two's time anyway...

Comments

[sff-corgi.livejournal.com]

I think you might just guess who I got to 'marry'... and I didn't even have to spin the quiz.

;)

(Hey, Remus has a spine -- it's just a circumstantial spine!)

[yunitsa.livejournal.com]

I guess I'd take him, but only if he came with a new, install-it-yourself-in-less-than-24-hours, cast-iron spine.

Agreed. I got the same results, but only, I think, because I couldn't resist the lure of the cosy, book-filled apartments :)

Those books . . .

[(Anonymous)]

I liked the books, too, but somehow I still wound up as Mrs. Severus Snape. Hmmmmm. Wondering whether I should be worried or not . . . ;-)

Mary Anne

[rj-anderson.livejournal.com]

The books obviously did me in, as well...

[hedda62.livejournal.com]

Well, I picked the books as well and ended up married to Dumbledore. But then I have lusted after his office since I first laid eyes on it.

[naomichana.livejournal.com]

*nod* Book-filled apartments are a key prerequisite in any relationship. And I've got enough spine for both of us -- but, in all fairness and horrifically mixed metaphors, I think his was just late-blooming. ;)

[rj-anderson.livejournal.com]

I'm still waiting for Remus's spine to "bloom", if that's the case. He had a golden opportunity to show some backbone when Harry confronted him and Sirius about what he'd seen in the Pensieve, but instead all he did was get all nostalgic and excited about James. It made me want to hit him. Before OotP, I really respected and admired Lupin; I lost all of that with this book, however, and I don't know what it's going to take to get it back...

Ryan

[justjaney.livejournal.com]

I am sure Gary is a nice guy, but I don't like his singing all that much, and last night I thought that although his first song sounded great, the last one sounded flat.

Ryan not only can sing, but he has class and versatility. I don't like mushy songs.

I'm so exciting to see who wins! I have a bad feeling it is going to be Gary... Like you said, that's not such a big deal in the long run. Besides, they all worked hard.

Re: Ryan

[rj-anderson.livejournal.com]

Gary was persistently flat. Plus, he mumbled. And yet the judges were all over him, whereas Ryan always seemed to get damned with faint praise. "You're very... professional. You did your thing." Feh.

I was very happy for Ryan tonight. He deserved it.