Wednesday, May 28, 2008 Y 8:52 PM
HELLO. THIS POST IS ABOUT QUIZZES AND STUFF.
- Yangwenn is the only bird that can swim but not fly.
- Yangwenn can eat up to four kilograms of insects in a single night.
- The first Yangwenn was made in 1853, and had no pedals!
- Only twelve people have ever set foot on Yangwenn.
- Yangwenn kept at the window will keep vampires at bay.
- The liquid inside Yangwenn can be used as a substitute for blood plasma.
- It takes forty minutes to hard-boil Yangwenn.
- The horns of Yangwenn are made entirely from hair!
- If you keep a goldfish in a dark room, it will eventually turn into Yangwenn.
- Yangwenn is the world's largest rodent.
Kudos to Jasmin for this. Its funny.
You Are a Werewolf
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You're unpredictable, moody, and downright freaky.
You seem sweet and harmless, until you snap. Then you're a total monster.
Very few people can predict if you're going to be Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde.
But for you, all your transformations seem perfectly natural.
Your greatest power: Your ability to tap into nature
Your greatest weakness: Lack of self control
You play well with: Vampires
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You Are a Drama Princess (or Prince)
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You're not over the top dramatic, but you have your moments.
You know how to steal the spotlight...
And how to act out to get your way.
People around you know that you're good for a laugh.
But at times, your drama gets a bit too much for everyone.
Tone it down a tad, and you'll still be the center of attention.
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You Are Picky When it Counts
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Like most sane women, you want a great guy who will treat you well.
But you're also willing to put up with a few flaws in your Mr. Right
You should congratulate yourself on having a realistic approach to dating.
You probably have quite a few great guys you can date!
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You Are Fun Sexy
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You're funny, quirky, cute, and sassy.
Guys always have a great time with you, and that alone is sexy.
You've got an upbeat, optimistic spirit that totally shines through.
Any guy would be crazy to turn you down!
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wheeeeeeee.
IM MENTAL. DONT YOU UNDERSTAND.
