YAQ: Tree

[vakkotaur]

Via ginafae

OAK
You are boisterous and affectionate. You are the
kind of tree that takes nothing sitting down,
and is always ready for an adventure. You like
to see everything that goes on around you. You
like the warm weather, but you flourish when
the nights tend to grow slightly colder. You
are someone who likes to extend your days into
the night hours because you never want to leave
anything unfinished. You love an audience when
you do things and you like to show off
sometimes, but others admire your attitude. You
fear past mistakes coming back to haunt you,
but try to live day by day. You admire the
strength of others and try to find the same in
yourself. When you leave this word, you want to
make an impression so that you'll never be
forgotten.


What's Your Inner Tree?
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WARNING

Evidently this site now tries throwing gator's junkware at folks unless scripting is disabled. So much for Quizilla. (Or did they always try to pull that crap and I never noticed because I keep scripting off (since it's abused more than usefully used)?

Comments

[malterre.livejournal.com]

odd, lot of oaks in this crowd

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I tried it twice but could only get Oak. It also tried to trick me into downloading Gator both times. Yuck.

[vakkotaur.livejournal.com]

It also tried to trick me into downloading Gator both times. Yuck.

Ack! I have scripting off, normally, so I don't see when sites are trying to pull stunts like that.

[altivo.livejournal.com]

I don't think it's scripting. It's a pop-up trick, where they make the pop-up window look the same as the one Windows/IE displays when you need to download a new version of Flash or something. I went back and tried a third time. No Gator that time, but two obnoxious pop-up ads instead. If you take the first response to all questions, you come out as Redwood. [grin]

[vakkotaur.livejournal.com]

Well, turning scripting off neatly disables pop-ups as well. I really avoid turning scripting on in IE as it doesn't have (unless there's a very recent service pack that brings it up-to-date) the ability to reject pop-ups or force them into the background. I'm a bit more tolerant with Opera, though it's also easier to turn scripting on and off with it, too.