Silly Meme on languages

[maeve66]

But I prefer it to the personality quiz that is making the rounds. On that quiz, I basically score as hella balanced and BORING. Bo-ring. I've suppressed the hideous image that goes with this quiz, if that worked right. I hate tables in html.

Language Scholar You scored a 310 out of 400 on language knowledge.

Outstanding! You've scored higher than even most Anthropology students would. You are probably a Linguistics or Anthropology Professor yourself (or at least a Grad student). You may even speak several languages and are possibly working on a new one. If not, then you just have an endless drive to learn about the different cultures of our world. Regardless, you are one of the gems of any society, always promoting a deeper understanding amongst all people. Unless you cheated of course.

My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 85% on knowledge

Link: The World Languages Test written by jeremie096 on OkCupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

Comments

[maeve66.livejournal.com]

Why unacceptable? They're heinous! I need a fucking class in html. Whatever I taught myself eighteen years ago has worn off, and I never paid any attention to tables anyway. But I do hate them. I'm always guessing at the numbers and not understanding the spacing and when adjusting those of other people, seeing all this redundant CRAP.

[nothings.livejournal.com]

Well, other people's may be crap, sure. But tables are the bomb! cellpadding=4 cellspacing=0 and you're ready to rock.

Ok, admittedly all my web pages look like they were written 10 years ago, but it sure beats learning CSS (especially since CSS users still seem to fall back on tables for some layout issues).

[nothings.livejournal.com]

Here's an example of CSS suckage: my first post in this thread, I put your text in a "blockquote". But apparently the CSS styled that entirely away or something. WTF! You wouldn't have THAT happen with tables!!!

Ok, yes, I'm going a little over the top.

[maeve66.livejournal.com]

No such thing as over the top. I always find geekery attractive, in whatever form or flavor it comes.