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[hummingwolf]

Via darth_spacey, a political alignment quiz with some really irritatingly biased wording which still managed to produce a fairly accurate-seeming result:




And now, my results for that old interests meme that's coming 'round again, using two different popularity ceilings:


Based on the lj interests lists of those who share my more unusual interests, the interests suggestion meme thinks I might be interested in
1. folk music score: 25
2. douglas adams score: 22
3. tolkien score: 22
4. celtic music score: 18
5. red dwarf score: 18
6. herbs score: 17
7. folklore score: 16
8. terry pratchett score: 15
9. gaelic score: 15
10. capercaillie score: 14
11. edward gorey score: 14
12. scotland score: 14
13. dead can dance score: 14
14. digital photography score: 13
15. babylon 5 score: 13
16. zen score: 13
17. surrealism score: 13
18. kurt vonnegut score: 12
19. david lynch score: 12
20. mst3k score: 12

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Based on the lj interests lists of those who share my more unusual interests, the interests suggestion meme thinks I might be interested in
1. capercaillie score: 14
2. titanium score: 10
3. ukiyo-e score: 7
4. steven brust score: 7
5. no idea score: 7
6. altan score: 7
7. gaeilge score: 6
8. gregorian chants score: 6
9. puirt a beul score: 6
10. mary jane lamond score: 6
11. gaelic singing score: 6
12. gary larson score: 6
13. bastard squad score: 6
14. loons score: 5
15. having puppies score: 5
16. atomic melvins score: 5
17. passenger side sleeping score: 5
18. nickel score: 5
19. art school headphones score: 5
20. the spree! score: 5

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Comments

[meretia]

Which popularity ceilings did you use? It's interesting how different those lists are.

[hummingwolf.livejournal.com]

I used 25000 for the first list, 1000 for the second. I'm not at all sure what those numbers mean, but I liked that they gave me almost completely different lists.