Memage!

[omorka]

Your Dominant Intelligence is Logical-Mathematical Intelligence

You are great at finding patterns and relationships between things. Always curious about how things work, you love to set up experiments. You need for the world to make sense - and are good at making sense of it. You have a head for numbers and math ... and you can solve almost any logic puzzle. You would make a great scientist, engineer, computer programmer, researcher, accountant, or mathematician.

What Kind of Intelligence Do You Have?

*Puts up the big "Duh" sign made of flashing Xmas lights*




Which Ringwraith are You?
By Lisa

No surprises there, either . . .




You're a Narrative writer!


What kind of writer are you?
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Welcome to worldbuilding!



You are Simon, the young, brilliant doctor. Your
devotion to your sister drove you to part with
the world you knew. Raised on a civilized
planet, you are not used to coping with the
situation you have landed yourself in - though
you seem to be adapting well enough to suggest
robbing a hospital.


Which Firefly character are you?
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Comments

[kansas-dave.livejournal.com]

...and Some SF Show

Some SF Show??

That's Firefly, the best space western this side o' the Milky Way.

[starcat-jewel.livejournal.com]

Not that it has much competition... :)

[omorka.livejournal.com]

Better than Cowboy Bebop? I'm skeptical , , ,

[kansas-dave.livejournal.com]

*ahem*

I haven't seen Cowboy Bebop. However, my friend Adrien is a huge fan. After I introduced him to Firefly, which he loved, he recommended Bebop to me, and my anime group will be watching it sometime next year.

I think you'll enjoy Firefly if you put your skepticism to the test and watch the first season. I can't say how it compares to Bebop, but it is very good.

Has anyone reading this seen both shows?

[memeslayer.livejournal.com]

I have seen all of Bebop and one episode of Firefly. I found FF pretty impressive, although I would have to see more to know whether it measures up to the likes of Babylon 5. Then again, my criteria for "impressive TV SF" is basically "not as insipid as Star Trek", which doesn't say much...