Where Do You Belong In History?

[Ryrin]

http://www.littlethings.com/which-time-period-do-you-belong-in-quiz/ 

 

 

Medieval Ireland

 

You belong in Medieval Ireland (400–1400 AD). You value tradition, family, and honor. You are strong and resilient, and you believe in doing what's right. There is a softness inside of you, but you reveal that only to those closest to you. Hard work and equality are essential to you, and you're not afraid to roll up your sleeves to get the job done. 

 

 

 

[Tyzack]

I can't disagree more:

 

You belong in 1920s New York (1919–1929). You're a fun-loving, adventurous dreamer. When you decide to have a good time, you do it all the way. Unattached to the past and eager for a brighter future, you're constantly moving forward. If you want something, nothing can get in your way. You're glittery, fresh, and full of life.

[Ryrin]

What do you think would be a better fit, Ty?

[Shad_]

hmm...  not a terrible era result, but a description that seems to clash with most of my choices.

 

 

Victorian England

You belong in the Victorian era (1837–1901 AD). Proper and poised, you are full of grace, charm, and beauty. You appreciate the finer things in life, and you value high morals. Some might think you're a snob - but you can't help it if you have class! When the setting is right, you like to loosen your corset and have a good time, but that's your little secret.

[LadyWordsmith]

I also got Medieval Ireland! Not sure about 'Ireland' specifically, but close enough! 

You belong in Medieval Ireland (400–1400 AD). You value tradition, family, and honor. You are strong and resilient, and you believe in doing what's right. There is a softness inside of you, but you reveal that only to those closest to you. Hard work and equality are essential to you, and you're not afraid to roll up your sleeves to get the job done. 

[Guest]

Unsurprisingly, also medieval Éire:

 

You belong in Medieval Ireland (400–1400 AD). You value tradition, family, and honor. You are strong and resilient, and you believe in doing what's right. There is a softness inside of you, but you reveal that only to those closest to you. Hard work and equality are essential to you, and you're not afraid to roll up your sleeves to get the job done. 

[Zander?]

You belong in Medieval Ireland (400–1400 AD). You value tradition, family, and honor. You are strong and resilient, and you believe in doing what's right. There is a softness inside of you, but you reveal that only to those closest to you. Hard work and equality are essential to you, and you're not afraid to roll up your sleeves to get the job done.

 

I was gonna say somewhere lower then Jesus and above Ghandi....

 

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lololololololol

[Ryrin]

Lots of folks from Eire here.  

[Ryrin]

  On 6/6/2016 at 2:25 PM, Shad_ said:

hmm...  not a terrible era result, but a description that seems to clash with most of my choices.

 

 

Victorian England

 

You belong in the Victorian era (1837–1901 AD). Proper and poised, you are full of grace, charm, and beauty. You appreciate the finer things in life, and you value high morals. Some might think you're a snob - but you can't help it if you have class! When the setting is right, you like to loosen your corset and have a good time, but that's your little secret.

 

I'm surprised at this one too, Shad.  This is definitely not where I would picture you.

[Guest]

Victorian England <3

 

 

You belong in the Victorian era (1837–1901 AD). Proper and poised, you are full of grace, charm, and beauty. You appreciate the finer things in life, and you value high morals. Some might think you're a snob - but you can't help it if you have class! When the setting is right, you like to loosen your corset and have a good time, but that's your little secret.

[Ryrin]

Chae!!!! Prim and proper? You sure know how to have fun!

[Zander?]

  On 6/7/2016 at 4:16 AM, Ryrin said:

Lots of folks from Eire here.  

 

Well Im Canadian but my family hails from Ireland a few generations back.

[Ryrin]

Zander, I did one of those DNA tests and I'm 7% Irish!  It was unexpected and I was thrilled because one of my very best friends hails from Eire.

 

[LadyWordsmith]

I don't know the exact percentage, but my mother's cousin did a genealogy on that side several years ago and sent 'all' the relatives in that generation information on what he found. There's a good bit of Scots and Irish on my Mom's side. Along with a few other things. 

[Guest]

I'd love to try one of these DNA tests !

[Elgee]

You belong in Revolutionary America (1765–1783 AD). You are strong, scrappy, and brave. When you set a goal, you're willing to do whatever it takes to achieve it. You believe in goodness and equality, and you're willing to suffer today to make tomorrow better. You value tradition, but you're eager to try and do new things.

 

 

 

No really? Lol

[Ryrin]

Yes, I can see it.

[Elaevia]

I got Victorian England, which I'm happy with if I can steampunk it up!

[Wildfire Sedai]

You belong in Ancient Rome (753 BC–476 AD). Powerful, confident, and bursting with passion, you are a force to be reckoned with! You value cleanliness and order, and you know how to get a job done. You strive for excellence, and you're always looking for ways to improve yourself. You might be hard-working and serious, but boy, do you know how to throw a party. 

[Ryrin]

Victorian, Via!!!  :)

 

WiFi!  You are our first Roman!

[kukasö]

I got Victorian England 

 

Maybe some things are true but I don't think I really fit there 

[nicana]

I got Victorian England too and I feel the same as Kukaso. I don't think it truly fits.

[Daruya]

 

You belong in Medieval Ireland (400–1400 AD). You value tradition, family, and honor. You are strong and resilient, and you believe in doing what's right. There is a softness inside of you, but you reveal that only to those closest to you. Hard work and equality are essential to you, and you're not afraid to roll up your sleeves to get the job done. 

[Ryrin]

Dar!!!!  Nice to see you in the Kin. Another one from Eire!

[Wildfire Sedai]

I'm special....I'm the only Roman so far....