Now this is a pretty cool online test.

[scottobear]

The Cube.. my results came out pretty accurately. I won't share them here, as I don't want to pollute anyone else's taking it with my viewpoint. I'd really like to see a collection of responses to it...some fun creative visual images, at least.

Beware those comments about the boss

Just like e-mail or Web traffic, instant messages can be monitored by corporate network administrators -- whether those messages are sent to colleagues using a company's own software or flashed to friends across oceans using freely available programs from America Online, Yahoo! or Microsoft.

Dangerous Labs -

darktrain, there's a whole section on distilling moonshine!

rgladiator, there's a jet powered go-cart!

sweetalyssm, there's the mysteries of radiation, including the tale of the radioactive boy scout!

laurak, this is an article on squirrel fishing. that's not on the science-site, but it's fun!

nighty night, dear journal. I'm up too late!

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live an Learn

[darktrain.livejournal.com]

Dang Scotto there's all kindsa interestin' info in them stories!

that Glowy Scout fella story was real good too!

you sleep well you dang Prince of Florida/keeper of Newt!

ok!

[rgladiator.livejournal.com]

Woo hoo! You know me. Anything that makes stuff go faster! Weeee!!! :)

[laurak.livejournal.com]

LOL! I'm going to try some squirrel fishing this weekend! That's too much. :)

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

you'll get that birdseed-crook yet!

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

zip!

Re: live an Learn

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

glad you liked them! :)

[misspriss.livejournal.com]

Wow - that Cube test was very insightful and interesting! I have done tests similar (where you imagine objects and they end up representing things/people) but had no idea what these particular objects would mean. That's why it was so neat to read about my results:

Cube (me): floating (optimistic, idealistic) and bisecting the horizon line (visionary and practical, spiritual and sensual, making ideas/ideals practical)

Horse (Jerry): Brown (warm, earthy, sensual, unpretentious) and near the cube (close to me, loyal, committed)

The ladder (friends): Freestanding vertical (are independent, don't lean on me, are 'upstanding', have my respect), Wood/old (are old friends, familiar and comfortable, older than me)

Storms: Approaching (not here yet, but envisioned in the future), and Sandstorm (blinding, irritating, life-changing, financial) [this is a given with Cyndi, and I pretty much know what's coming and that it'll be tough]

Flowers (kids): In the foreground (very important to me), Garden near the cube (my own, kept safe, cherished)


That was neat! Made me think differently than I usually do :) Care to share your results in the comments, where they won't sway the answers of others?

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

nice! wonderful breakdown of yours. :)

I'll post mine later tonight...I forgot to do it when I posted the link!

[lunalyn.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the cube link. Interesting. My results were VERY accurate.

I will post it in my journal and give you finders credit.

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

I look forward to seeing the results!

[lunalyn.livejournal.com]

See my results here (http://www.livejournal.com/talkread.bml?journal=lunalyn&itemid=40276) :)

[lunalyn.livejournal.com]

BTW: When my husband was a kid, his nickname was... Buckskin!

Wild.

Cool cube thingie!

[poppie.livejournal.com]

Okay, first of all, it seemed weird to see "The Cube" in your post, as I've just finished reading Gene Ray's ranting at http://timecube.com for the past couple of days. Still can't figure out if the guy is serious, or if I'm just ignorant and evil
:)~

My cube images seem really weird:

Cube: Gigantic, bevelled and faceted crystal cube, spinning on one of it's corners, just at the horizon, rays of coloured light flashing in all directions as the (non visible) sun shines through it.

Ladder: At first, the ladder was in the foreground, old and wooden, laying in the sand and partially covered, the sand swirling around, covering and uncovering various parts of it.

Horse: Dappled grey, gentle and seemingly out of place. I seemed to focus mainly on it's head, ears and eyes, noticing details such as the bristley hairs around the twitching ears, velvety texture of the snout, large shining eyes. It's overall demeanor seemed an odd combination of apprehension and serenity. The horse stood between the ladder and cube.

Storm: Alright! Once the storm started, things got really technicolor! The lightening flashed through and around the cube, creating a wicked laser like show! Howling wind blew all the sand off the ladder, exposing it. The pelting rain renewed the dryness of the old woodof the ladder, and the horse became relieved and energized. The storm was all encompassing.

Flowers: Fantastic, exotic, colourful flowers spread from the foreground, all the way to the horizon, their perfume filling the charged air. Oddly, the storm was not "dark", and it continued on as the flowers continued to bloom and spread, filling in the spaces around the cube, the horse and the ladder, pulling all of the elements closer together.

I think I need to take a walk and think about the results!

Thanks, it was fun! :)

[ckirkman.livejournal.com]

Amazing Larry... heee. :)

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

hey, you're back, are ya?

Re: Cool cube thingie!

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

nifty, indeed! thanks for sharing!

[kitaryufinn.livejournal.com]

Interesting test on the Cube, but not entirely accurate on some things. Then again, I envisioned a rubik's cube - made for alot of reading on that description, but overall pretty close I think. The rest I don't think was as accurate. Fun though. :)

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[scottobear.livejournal.com]

as long as you had harmless fun, that's the trick.

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[kitaryufinn.livejournal.com]

And a moral imperative. :)