Really? *raises eyebrow*

Your results:
You are James T. Kirk (Captain)

James T. Kirk (Captain) 60% Chekov 60% Uhura 60% Deanna Troi 60% Jean-Luc Picard 55% An Expendable Character (Redshirt) 55% Will Riker 50% Geordi LaForge 45% Spock 37% Mr. Scott 30% Beverly Crusher 30% Data 29% Leonard McCoy (Bones) 20% Worf 20% Mr. Sulu 15%

You are often exaggerated and over-the-top in your speech and expressions. You are a romantic at heart and a natural leader.

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gacked from Samena. Not sure I believe them, though.

Really? *raises eyebrow*

Your results:
You are James T. Kirk (Captain)

James T. Kirk (Captain) 60% Chekov 60% Uhura 60% Deanna Troi 60% Jean-Luc Picard 55% An Expendable Character (Redshirt) 55% Will Riker 50% Geordi LaForge 45% Spock 37% Mr. Scott 30% Beverly Crusher 30% Data 29% Leonard McCoy (Bones) 20% Worf 20% Mr. Sulu 15%

You are often exaggerated and over-the-top in your speech and expressions. You are a romantic at heart and a natural leader.

Click here to take the Star Trek Personality Test



gacked from Samena. Not sure I believe them, though.

Hmm.

This looks interesting.

We Love the Women That Fandom Hates. And I'm contemplating it. But Irene Adler or Mary Morstan? I mean, is killing off Mary (which is canonical, blast it) really a form of fannish distaste or is it canonical fidelity?

And will my brain manage to stay online long enough to actually finish something?

Hmm.

This looks interesting.

We Love the Women That Fandom Hates. And I'm contemplating it. But Irene Adler or Mary Morstan? I mean, is killing off Mary (which is canonical, blast it) really a form of fannish distaste or is it canonical fidelity?

And will my brain manage to stay online long enough to actually finish something?