As if this is a surprise

[tinkpixie0621]

gacked from melancholia

And I swear I didn't pick answers just to get this result!

You Are From the Moon

You can vibe with the steady rhythms of the Moon. You're in touch with your emotions and intuition. You possess a great, unmatched imagination - and an infinite memory. Ultra-sensitive, you feel at home anywhere (or with anyone). A total healer, you light the way in the dark for many.

What Planet Are You From?

Comments

[crazyauntjaynie.livejournal.com]

How very appropriate. Are you SURE you didn't rig this one? :) :) :)

[gypsyariana.livejournal.com]

I swear I didn't rig it!

May have something to do with the fact that it asked for zodiac sign...Cancer is ruled by the moon, you know. I should take it again and click Gemini...

[crazyauntjaynie.livejournal.com]

Definitely try clicking Gemini and post the results of that one. Would be funny if everything came out just the same. Well, no maybe not funny at all. :) :) :)

[gypsyariana.livejournal.com]

If I click all the same answers except Gemini instead of Cancer, I get this...

You Are From Mercury

You are talkative, clever, and knowledgeable - and it shows. You probably never leave home without your cell phone! You're witty, expressive, and aware of everything going on around you. You love learning, playing, and taking in all of what life has to offer. Be careful not to talk your friends' ears off, and temper your need to know everything.

What Planet Are You From?

[crazyauntjaynie.livejournal.com]

Well, I have to say that one is pretty appropriate as well. You take after your cusp signs very well, now, don't you?

[gypsyariana.livejournal.com]

Huh? Talking people's ears off? Me?

Learning and playing, I'll give ya.

[crazyauntjaynie.livejournal.com]

Hey, I have heard you when you get to know someone. You can talk someone's ear off with the best of them. Don't try to kid us. I've been there. :) :) :)

[supergoober.livejournal.com]

Actually, this one sounds like droid18 (especially the cell phone part).

"A total healer"? As opposed to what - a half-assed healer?

Mercury?

[yamguitar.livejournal.com]

Huh, that's the one I got. I thought it was reasonably accurate, except for the cell phone bit.

[ladychevalier.livejournal.com]

Mine was split between the moon and Venus, but that depended on my answer to Question #1, which I couldn't decide if I liked "Mystery" (moon) or "Luxury" (Venus) better... :)

[gypsyariana.livejournal.com]

*hugs* moon sister! How the heck are ya?

[pyro-faerie.livejournal.com]

Ok....since when is the moon a planet and not a....moon?

Transmission from Planet Schmooze

[yamguitar.livejournal.com]

Good point. Maybe it should just say "Heavenly Body" and just have a picture of you up there. ;)

Re: Transmission from Planet Schmooze

[pyro-faerie.livejournal.com]

To be offended or not to be offended....... ;-)

[gypsyariana.livejournal.com]

Well, in astrology, I think the moon is considered a "ruling planet"...as is the sun, I belive. But don't quote me on that. ;)

[supergoober.livejournal.com]

My ex-roommate would know. It was she who told me about the planet "Chiron," which apparently plays hell on people's emotions in the world of astrology but which I definitely don't remember learning about in Astronomy class.

P.S.

[supergoober.livejournal.com]

I have taken this quiz several times in an effort to have it tell me, "You are From Uranus," but it hasn't worked yet.

Re: P.S.

[gypsyariana.livejournal.com]

Bwahahahahahahaha!

[gypsyariana.livejournal.com]

Nope...I don't remember that planet either. Sheesh. Silly astrology people. ;)

Celestial Seasonings

[yamguitar.livejournal.com]

That's because Chiron is not really a planet...it's actually been classified as a comet, though the astrologers call it, more poetically/inaccurately, "a rogue planet", which symbolizes a sort of dual nature or something, I think. At first I thought you were referring to Pluto's orbiting body, Charon, which has sparked controversy between astronomers that say it's a moon and those that say it's technically too small to be a moon (of course, lots of people still argue that Pluto shouldn't even be classified as a planet, blah-blah-blah).