found by way of jennylee!

[scottobear]

Ok... I couldn't blow us all up. I didn't have the moxie. I did, however use my special bee-powers to travel back in time and lobotomise destroll, before he killed me. In other news, Jennylee found this keen test! I can't believe she's grinchier than I am.


I scored a 5!

Pack your bags for a Whoville holiday! You'll spend 4 days and 5 nights donned in a plush red and green faux-fur lined coat and a funky cool hat! Visit the world's largest Christmas Tree and bathe in yuletide cheer as Whoville residents welcome you into their loving holiday sing-song circle...we know you're really just in it for the gifts.

Grinch test.

Comments

Re: this thing goes to 11

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

hmm.. right on the edge... and you're still pretty nice, in my book. :)

Re: this thing goes to 11

[burgundy.livejournal.com]

Aw, thanks. [blush]

Yer like, real nice too, and stuff.

Just don't sing Christmas songs to me, and we can all stay happy.

Re: this thing goes to 11

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

how about the dreidle song?

Re: this thing goes to 11

[burgundy.livejournal.com]

Don't get me started. No Jewish person ever sang the dreidle song unless their elementary school teacher made them do it.

It's weird; there are a lot of really cool Jewish songs (not for Chanukah so much, but for other holidays), but no non-Jews seem to know them. Are they supposed to be secret? Am I allowed to tell?

But a good rule of thumb is, if it was originally written in English and has a catchy tune, then probably people never really sing it (unless it's a Debbie Friedman song. But she doesn't count).

Re: this thing goes to 11

[scottobear.livejournal.com]

well... maybe we can make up some fun ones...

know any good Kwanzza songs?