OMG! I'm a chick!
Take this quiz [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/quizzes/result/146.137-Tough+Woman]
Take this quiz [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/quizzes/result/146.137-Tough+Woman]
I also chose John McClane, and I too got Urban Father. Which is good, because you can damn well bet I'm gonna be murderizing zeds that come after my family.Jamash said:I got Urban Father:
Urban Father [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/quizzes/result/146.135-Urban+Father]
I have to ask, is the "Urban" in this title used as a euphemism for "Black" like it is with music & culture, or does it literally refer to "the culture of town and cities".
Am I a Black Father, or am I Father from a city and the picture is just a coincidence?
EDIT: I just took the test again and answered all the question excactly the same, except this time I chose John McClane instead of Shaft and I got 'Security Guard', so I guess "Urban" really does mean "Black".
and if you are the slowest person in the room, shoot one of the faster people in the legs.Latinidiot said:I got tough woman and urban dad.
Seriously I only have one plan. It's to run faster than the slowest person in the room.
Me too, probably because I chose the running away and soiling my pants option whenever it was available. Hey at least I was being honest. Anyway I'd probably be dead. The Netherlands, where I live, is densely populated and has heavy gun restriction. So we'd be zombie food.Trippy Turtle said:young girl.... why!!!
It could be worse. I got the young girl with the "Newt from Aliens" quote. Aliens = zombies?chupacabrawolf said:I got the tough women. Did I get a sex change when I wasn't looking? Oh well, close enough.
I got Urban Father too, and I answered John McClane. Not so sure that theory holds water, but I raised a brow at the term "Urban" as well. I think it's a city thing considering that he's the only guy that looks like he wears a suit to work.Jamash said:I got Urban Father:
Urban Father [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/quizzes/result/146.135-Urban+Father]
I have to ask, is the "Urban" in this title used as a euphemism for "Black" like it is with music & culture, or does it literally refer to "the culture of town and cities".
Am I a Black Father, or am I Father from a city and the picture is just a coincidence?
EDIT: I just took the test again and answered all the question excactly the same, except this time I chose John McClane instead of Shaft and I got 'Security Guard', so I guess "Urban" really does mean "Black".