the Ham
(38% dark, 46% spontaneous, 15% vulgar)
your humor style:
CLEAN | SPONTANEOUS | LIGHT




Your style's goofy, innocent and feel-good. Perfect for parties and for
the dads who chaperone them. You can actually get away with corny
jokes, and I bet your sense of humor is a guilty pleasure for your
friends. People of your type are often the most approachable and
popular people in their circle. Your simple & silly
good-naturedness is immediately recognizable, and it sets you apart in
this sarcastic world.


PEOPLE LIKE YOU: Will Ferrell - Will Smith







The 3-Variable Funny Test!


My test tracked 3 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
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You scored higher than 15% on darkness
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You scored higher than 51% on spontaneity
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You scored higher than 6% on vulgarity
Link: The 3 Variable Funny Test written by jason_bateman on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test


From Lora's blog.

Comments

Anonymous said…
It says I'm funny as hell.

--Lobo
11:15 AM
bdogg_mcgee said…
This was mine....not sure if I agree with it...

the Shock Jock

(61% dark, 61% spontaneous, 42% vulgar)
your humor style:
VULGAR | SPONTANEOUS | DARK


Your sense of humor is off-the-cuff and kind of gross. Is it is also sinister, cynical, and vaguely threatening to the purer folks of this world. You probably get off on that. You would cut a greasy fart, then blame it on your mom, and then just shrug when someone pointed out that she's dead.

Yours is hands-down the most outrageous sense of humor; you like things trangressive and hardcore. It's highly likely (a) you have no limits (b) you have no scruples and (c) you have no job. Ironically, it's your type of humor that can make the biggest bucks in show business.

PEOPLE LIKE YOU: Howard Stern - Adam Sandler - Roseanne Barr

I hate Howard Stern and Roseanne Barr!
11:20 AM
Bearette said…
Yeah, I'd say that one is off-base! Sometimes these results come out of nowhere.
11:28 AM
Anonymous said…
Have you taken that dude's nazi test? If so what do you think of it?
T
2:02 PM
Bearette said…
Nope, it sounded too freaky!
3:48 PM
bdogg_mcgee said…
I did a while ago and it said that I'd be part of the Resistance...
3:51 PM
Anonymous said…
Bearette, I was that Ham too. Other scores:
You scored higher than 14% on darkness

You scored higher than 74% on spontaneity

You scored higher than 22% on vulgarity


Thanks for the lunch-time entertainment. ;-)
1:00 PM
Bearette said…
Hehe! I wonder if Alex is a ham too? Something tells me he might be...

*tearing up boxes and grinning*
3:19 PM
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