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3pipeproblemThis is a meme. Not something I'm randomly doing. But I forgot who I nicked it from.
1. Lawrence of Arabia (the sets, the dialogue, Peter O'Toole, the slashiness, LAWRENCE!)
2. Roger Dodger (the dialogue. my god, the dialogue. Campbell Scott, the darkness/wistfulness of the film, despite it also being very very funny)
3. Apocalypse Now (the surrealism of it all, the images, Capt. Willard, the, uh, horror)
4. Miller's Crossing (the world-weariness, the cynicism, the subtle humor, the Coen brothers' made up vernacular)
5. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (the humor, the darkness, the incredibly violent humor and darkness, SAM ROCKWELL!!)
6. The Big Lebowski ("It's like what Lenin said... you look for the person who will benefit, and, uh, uh..." "I am the walrus." "You know what I'm trying to say..." "That fucking bitch..." "I am the walrus." "Shut the fuck up, Donny! V.I. Lenin. Vladimir Illanich Uleninov!")
7. Blue Velvet (the images, the music, the complete and utter freakiness)
8. L.A. Confidential (the CHARACTERS, the dialogue, the cast, the way they managed to make an incomprehensible plot comprehensible, that look Kevin Spacey gets in his eyes when he says he doesn't remember why he became a cop)
9. The English Patient (because I like it, damn you!, the music, the dialogue, the cast, the sense of loss that pervades the film, Almasy, Caravaggio, constant literary references, the near personification of the desert)
10. Reservoir Dogs (once more, the dialogue, the music, the "Stuck in the Middle with You" scene, the characters, the cast, "That's easy for you to say. You're Mr. White. You have a cool-sounding name.", the conversation about tipping, Nice Guy Eddie's cell phone)
You are a Linguistic Thinker
Linguistic thinkers:
Tend to think in words, and like to use language to express complex ideas.
Are sensitive to the sounds and rhythms of words as well as their meanings.
Other Linguistic Thinkers include
William Shakespeare, Sylvia Plath, Anne Frank
Careers which suit Linguistic thinkers include
Journalist, Librarian, Salesperson, Proof-reader, Translator, Poet, Lyricist
You are an Interpersonal Thinker
Interpersonal thinkers:
Like to think about other people, and try to understand them
Recognise differences between individuals and appreciate that different people have different perspectives
Make an effort to cultivate effective relationships with family, friends and colleagues
Other Interpersonal thinkers include
Winston Churchill, Mother Teresa, William Shakespeare
Careers which suit Interpersonal thinkers include
Politician, Psychologist, Nurse, Counsellor, Teacher
AHAHAHA. So what it's saying is that I'm the reincarnation of Shakespeare, since he falls under both categories as well.
1. Lawrence of Arabia (the sets, the dialogue, Peter O'Toole, the slashiness, LAWRENCE!)
2. Roger Dodger (the dialogue. my god, the dialogue. Campbell Scott, the darkness/wistfulness of the film, despite it also being very very funny)
3. Apocalypse Now (the surrealism of it all, the images, Capt. Willard, the, uh, horror)
4. Miller's Crossing (the world-weariness, the cynicism, the subtle humor, the Coen brothers' made up vernacular)
5. Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (the humor, the darkness, the incredibly violent humor and darkness, SAM ROCKWELL!!)
6. The Big Lebowski ("It's like what Lenin said... you look for the person who will benefit, and, uh, uh..." "I am the walrus." "You know what I'm trying to say..." "That fucking bitch..." "I am the walrus." "Shut the fuck up, Donny! V.I. Lenin. Vladimir Illanich Uleninov!")
7. Blue Velvet (the images, the music, the complete and utter freakiness)
8. L.A. Confidential (the CHARACTERS, the dialogue, the cast, the way they managed to make an incomprehensible plot comprehensible, that look Kevin Spacey gets in his eyes when he says he doesn't remember why he became a cop)
9. The English Patient (because I like it, damn you!, the music, the dialogue, the cast, the sense of loss that pervades the film, Almasy, Caravaggio, constant literary references, the near personification of the desert)
10. Reservoir Dogs (once more, the dialogue, the music, the "Stuck in the Middle with You" scene, the characters, the cast, "That's easy for you to say. You're Mr. White. You have a cool-sounding name.", the conversation about tipping, Nice Guy Eddie's cell phone)
You are a Linguistic Thinker
Linguistic thinkers:
Tend to think in words, and like to use language to express complex ideas.
Are sensitive to the sounds and rhythms of words as well as their meanings.
Other Linguistic Thinkers include
William Shakespeare, Sylvia Plath, Anne Frank
Careers which suit Linguistic thinkers include
Journalist, Librarian, Salesperson, Proof-reader, Translator, Poet, Lyricist
You are an Interpersonal Thinker
Interpersonal thinkers:
Like to think about other people, and try to understand them
Recognise differences between individuals and appreciate that different people have different perspectives
Make an effort to cultivate effective relationships with family, friends and colleagues
Other Interpersonal thinkers include
Winston Churchill, Mother Teresa, William Shakespeare
Careers which suit Interpersonal thinkers include
Politician, Psychologist, Nurse, Counsellor, Teacher
AHAHAHA. So what it's saying is that I'm the reincarnation of Shakespeare, since he falls under both categories as well.
