“I scored a 5, assuming I took the correct test.

http://www.ibtimes.com/blogs/articles/2176/20090318/narcissism-test-try-out-check-if-you-think-like-celebrities.htm

I matched with the average person on questions 14, 16, 18, 24 and 29.

ReflectiveBore (Twitter)/WFG (the Activity Pit).”

Since Twitter doesn’t allow me to type very many characters and we all know that I’m a long winded typist…here is another question for you:

Let’s say you had your own talk show on television and were making millions of dollars a year…then decided to have the RosenFan Club luncheon on a tropical island…unfortunately, the private jet carrying all of your bloggers and you crashed on a deserted island…. (no injuries but all of our clothes and luggage was lost)

Now here is the question:

Which of your bloggers do you believe would lead the group back to safety or civilization and why? Also, which blogger do you feel would thwart efforts to make it back home?

Since I refuse to Tweet–If you do VLOG tonight, I had a question for you I wanted to add:

If you only could have one Child would you rather have a Boy or Girl?

However, I do have enuff of a psychology background to know that (if I were taking something like this as part of a job interview, or to keep meself out of the looney bin) the choices that include either of the words ALWAYS or NEVER are nigh-unto-invariably the wrong ones to pick [unless you're pleading insanity, of course, of course...]

I scored a 9. Horribly unscientific quiz. Does thinking I’m qualified to critique the quiz make me narcissistic?

I’ve never heard anyone use “Perchance to sleep.” You never know.

I got a 10 on the test. As people have said, there are all kinds of variables that could impact the results, particularly knowing the purpose of it.

I don’t know if it’s really intended to be a measuring test for the masses. It’s seems more like a way to identify the people who won’t labor over the choices, the real narcissists.

Maybe they should have a special version of the test for special born leaders like me.

The test does seem to have its drawbacks though, like:

A. Being an authority doesn’t mean that much to me.
B. People always seem to recognize my authority.

What if I’m just a natural authority, and it comes easily to me, so doesn’t mean that much? I could select BOTH A and B.

Also, if I claim to want to achieve great things for the benefit of others, and not myself…that is not really your run-of-the-mill narcissism, but, really full blown messianic apotheosis. (And what’s wrong with that?)

Oh well, time to go gaze at my reflection.

I don’t know, I’m always a little skeptical of tests like these. When you read each question, you know which answer will give you a higher score, so it’s tough to be honest – especially on questions that are close.

BTW, good luck on the Ford Fiesta thing. Judging by a few other videos I watched, you should be a shoe in.

Ha… I just looked up the origin of the term “shoe in”. It says the term “dates back to 1928 when a ’shoo in’ was a horse that was expected to win a race, not by virtue of its speed or endurance, but because the race was fixed. The sardonic ’subtext’ of the original usage, now lost, was that the designated horse would win even if it were so lackadaisical in its performance that it simply wandered somehow up to the finish line and had to be ’shooed in’ to victory.”

Goodnight wrinkles.