I belong in Paris?

By oracknows on April 8, 2006.

More blog filling, thanks to GrrlScientist.

Really, though, if I belong in any European city at all, I'd have guessed London, but the test says otherwise:

You Belong in Paris

You enjoy all that life has to offer, and you can appreciate the fine tastes and sites of Paris.
You're the perfect person to wander the streets of Paris aimlessly, enjoying architecture and a crepe.

What European City Do You Belong In?

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I'm not going back! You cant make me!

Since GrrlScientists asked: You Belong in Dublin Friendly and down to earth, you want to enjoy Europe without snobbery or pretensions. You're the perfect person to go wild on a pub crawl... or enjoy a quiet bike ride through the old part of town. What European City Do You Belong In?…

Pinch me....

I'm a Dubliner! Thanks to grrlscientist, of course :) You Belong in Dublin Friendly and down to earth, you want to enjoy Europe without snobbery or pretensions. You're the perfect person to go wild on a pub crawl... or enjoy a quiet bike ride through the old part of town. What…

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"Little Charlie Darwin, God Bless Him": plus a blurb or so on biography

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I think this quiz is all wrong. According to the quiz, I belong in Amsterdam. But really, I belong in Paris.

And I KNOW I belong in Amsterdam, second choice London. Instead they stuck me with the Catholics of Dublin. (Now if they'd asked any questions about favorite vices, maybe they would have gotten it right.)

I came up Dublin, and I'm OK with that.

It says I belong on Amsterdam. That's ok, I guess. I've never been there. But I did fall in love with London when I visited years ago.

Amsterdam, here ... the test was correct.

I strangely enough ended up in Paris as well. I was really hoping for Rome. Oh well.... I guess Paris wouldn't be too bad.

[puzzled]

What's 'the European way of life'?

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