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Slarm (n): an incorporeal unit of laziness
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10 comments:
Being one of the infamous production company that brought us the Anti-Valentines day celebration sure seems to align you with this description.
I took the quiz at quirkyalone.net. It said that I'm an 85, which even the quiz itself doesn't know what means. I think I'm in some kind of limbo. Again. Or still. Or something.
I got an 86.
This is what it said to me:
"Your score was 85. Hmmmm... It looks like we couldn't calculate the quiz results correctly. This could be because of web browser incompatibilities (you could try another one — sorry!) or maybe you missed one of the questions. We need all of them answered before we can tell how truly quirky you are!"
The only possible way that I can get that score is if there was some sort of error. I think that makes me in the "There's something wrong with you" category.
I got the same message. I thought it meant I was in the "quirkyalone and doesn't even know how to interact with girls at all" catagory.
Apparently there is a bug in the quiz code that doesn't handle scores of 85 and 86 properly
Did you know that your blog is the third hit when you google slarm?
Yeah, there is a slarmo.com that isn't online anymore. They're from my hometown.
You should check out slarm.com. It's this cool Korean webpage all about flowers (apparently). Unfortunately, since I don't think there is a Korean in the world that could even come close to pronouncing the word "slarm," I don't really see the site catching any popularity...at least not by word of mouth.
You may notice I have adopted my favorite image from slarm.com (which, as it turns out, is actually a Korean website about karaoke) as my personal image.
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