Fire Dragon:
"The fire dragon however has a very distinct personality. As it is dragons are considered to be the mightiest of all the zodiac signs but the fire dragon’s personality takes dynamism to a whole new level. The fire dragon has the enterprising traits that are characteristic of the dragon but it seems to be far more enhanced when the dragon is coupled with this hot element.
Although the dragon is considered as a symbol of might and glory, people born under the sign of the fire dragon are believed to have a great humanitarian spirit. At the same time the fire dragon possesses a great spirit for adventure. This is perhaps one of the reasons it is often considered to be a very restless creature which is always looking for some sort of activity to engage in.
The fire dragon is competitive by nature. As it is dragons are known to be brave and self confident hence you will not find the fire dragon backing away from any challenge that comes its way. Another special quality in the fire dragon is the fact that they are natural born leaders.
Although they are strong they are some times accused of having a narrow vision and a one track mind.
This accusation is more so labeled at the fire dragon that has a hot temper which can easily flare if the dragon is provoked. This is not to say that the fire dragon is a perpetually angry character. On the contrary the fire dragon quite enjoys the company of those who can make him laugh. With all these characteristics the fire dragon surely seems like one of the most dynamic personalities drawn up by Chinese astrologists."
Aquarius:
"Charged By Ideas and Ideals
Aquarius is normally motivated and recharged by intellectual concepts, social interaction, and the communication of ideas and/or ideals... Aquarius, located in the element of air (barring other factors), tends to produce an active mind. For Aquarius, the world is often approached with reason and everything (everyone) is open to objective, fair-minded analysis.
Aquarius also tends to generate a friendly, people-oriented mental energy. Unconventional, friendly, unpredictable, and innovative are all characteristics normally associated with the sign of Aquarius. As an Aquarian, you likely thrive on your originality and you may be a wee bit rebellious. You may even be considered a wee bit eccentric.
Aquarius, ruled by the planet Uranus, values life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Aquarius values humanity and enjoys living in a world of detached intellect. And inventive Aquarian energy (at its best) is channeled through creative theoretical constructs which can be used for the purpose of bringing about the greater social good.
Darker Side
But lest I become guilty of overly romanticizing the Zodiac Sign of Aquarius... like all the other Zodiac Signs, Aquarius has its darker side. Aquarius can often become too detached. The temptation of Aquarius is to then become the archetypical "Iceman" of the Zodiac. Aquarius then becomes icy, cold detachment and total isolation.... with the "Iceman" forever escaping into the safety of his/her own high ivory tower of intellect and lofty ideals. The detachment of Aquarius becomes a safe tower where no one can ever again touch (and hurt) the "Iceman..."
Aquarius is also associated with the archetypal image of the mad scientist, and can play the roles of both Dr. Frankenstein, who wanted to create life out of death, and that of his lonely monster who needed a special someone to keep him company.... "
Scott, that mypersonality.info one is pretty cool.
Musical 100%
Verbal/Linguistic 90%
Naturalist 85%
Intrapersonal 80%
Bodily/Kinesthetic 60%
Logical/Mathematical 60%
Interpersonal 60%
Visual/Spatial 45%
Awesome! Learn an instrument if you don't already play one!
*looks indignant*
You mean you have something better to do than while away the hours taking online quizzes? I'm appalled.
As am I.
http://icanhascheezburger.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/funny-pictures-cat-is-innocent-and-hurt.jpg
WOW, more questions! That is a lot of questions for one day. Have no idea what any of it means yet, just answering and posting. And still wondering if I should just go straight for an admission to the 'unit' from that pers disorder test. All fun.... The link that Scott gave to myprofile is pretty neat and has a lot of details for an indepth look
I find that it's fun stuff to read when there's time...since I'm usually up doing several things at once.
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