December 20, 2004
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Result
You scored as Chaotic Good.
A Chaotic Good person is someone who has little intrinsic respect for laws or authority, seeing them as insufficient to sustain what’s right. These people work according to their own moral compass which, while good, is not necessarily always aligned with that of society. Despite their chaotic tendancies, these people are good at heart.
http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=382
Chaotic Good
90%
Lawful Good
60%
Neutral Good
55%
True Neutral
50%
Neutral Evil
50%
Chaotic Evil
40%
Chaotic Neutral
35%
Lawful Evil
35%
Lawful Neutral
20%
topic: god bless downloading music
I downloaded 200 songs in 24 hours…i’m obsessed and in love with music. Too much technology is bad, i think, but the ability to find a song and listen to it in under a minute, or to listen to a new band and love them, is one of the greatest advances of our civilization.
Currently listening to:
The Decemberists, Ben Kweller, Modest Mouse, Franz Ferdinand, Gomez, The Shins, Elliot Smith, John Butler Trio, Rachel Yamagata, Keane, Joss Stone, Our Lady Peace, Dispatch, Coldplay, Eagle Eye Cherry, Jack Johnson
My internship has decreased to nothing. 0 interaction…i take a train into DC from Baltimore, just to sit in front of a computer. This environment is suicide. I’m only going in 1 out of the next 6 days…i need to get creative and do something fun and free. I’m laughing because this is a repeat of my senior year of college…i don’t believe in the work i’ve been assigned, and so, i find myself showing up physically, but not mentally.
I want to spend the rest of this afternoon reading random people’s xangas, looking for new bands and songs to download. I want to go back to Baltimore tonight and know that i could have stayed home and nobody would have noticed. I’m living w/ my best friend from college, so i can deal with 2 more months similar to this…in case things don’t change, i’m going to be a student of music, books, and websites.
but…in the words of jon stewart, i’m not hear to be anybody’s monkey boy. I’m referring to his interview on CNN’s crossfire, if you haven’t heard it, it’s fuckin’ amazing. Stewart bombards the hosts, accusing them of doing a great disservice to the American people by performing theater, instead of debate on their shows. He probably could have been more damaging…the crossfire hosts bought themselves time by accusing Stewart of not asking Kerry tought questions when he was on the Daily Show, but the Daily Show is a fake news program. Stewart gets the spotlight back on the hosts, accusing them of partisan hackery, accusing them of playing into the hands of politicians by not holding their feet to the fire.
The most amusing part to me, was the hosts reactions. They were completely taken offguard. Unable to respond to a single one of Stewart’s criticisms, they expressed their dissatisfaction that he wasn’t as funny on their show as on his. Stewart responds, “well, you’re as big a bunch of dicks in person as you are on your show.” Man, that was tv history. The hosts tried to get Stewart to change the subject, to tell jokes, but he was all business. He was there to confront them. It was the most inspiring 30min….if you haven’t heard it, I highly recommend checking this out:
http://homepage.mac.com/duffyb/nobush/iMovieTheater231.html
Comments (1)
It’s tragic that we become hardened and disillusioned. That the save-the-world attitude we start out with becomes hardened over time unless we remind ourselves that we don’t have to follow that route.