Ok, first let me say that I didn't make this quiz up... it came from a magazine.
And I'm sure the person who wrote it didn't ever intend for the outcomes that the collective genius' of the DUD supplied. In fact your answers were so far outside the lines that I am going to have to interpret them myself the best I can
First up, did anyone else notice that both Anthony and Keith named their character pairs almost exclusively with male names...
relax guys... as far as I can ascertain, that just means that you like hanging out with your mates and the inclusion of cartoon/book illustration characters, shows a penchant for childrens entertainment.
Now Sandie.... I LOVED your fish names... and if I ever have fish, there is going to be a Blow and a Hole.
I can only imagine that you were thinking ocean rather than fish bowl when you did that quiz and that you were not a 'saddle club' kind of girl as a child with your choice of horse names... I
really wouldn't want to be a horse named glue or paste.
or Dog and Food for that matter...
I'm not so sure what all that means but it was pretty funny.
Your last answer was the closest to the answers I expected than anyone else's. With a masculine and a feminine name pairing. And interestingly, the only Disney answer given.
Ok... Greg...
now the only thing I can glean from your answers is that maybe you are missing the American Food? With almost exclusively food names, I imagine you were hungry when you did the quiz and for some reason it was American food you were craving with the stars and stripes nod
So... I have decided that if you are happy to be in that padded cell, ( and yep, you can keep your tin foil hat) we can fling you some crayons so that you can scribble some mathematical formulae on the walls if the urge strikes and when you crack the time/space continuum then we'll let you out to do the next quiz. And we might have to confiscate that new TV of yours as it might distract you.
Anyone game for another one?
Lisa.