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It looks as though Kim (“Kim Fantabulous”) and I (“Been Mires”) both feature in this humorous new quiz: Which blogger are you?
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According to the quiz I've just become you - what's the theological word for that - transsubstantiation
Same for me. I am officially "Been Mires." :) And apparently I now like rugby.
Who is "Chip-munk?" What's a podcast? What does podcasting have to do with theo-blogging, biblio-blogging or my own strange mix of religious commentary on politics?
Whoever Chip-munk is, I can't be him since everyone apparently thinks he's saved and I've had at least one "troll" (not a nice term and I don't usually use it) not only try to save me, but go to several other blogs and claim that I am definitely NOT "born-again," but just faking it.
I'm a Chipmunk! Does that mean I'm cute - or vermin! I must be cute because, apparently, "everybody loves me and thinks I'm saved." But then what's the point of blogging? Mind, I didn't understand half the questions!
And a library Fantabulous' idea of heaven? Only if it's next to a baseball diamond! And as for those $10 words, I live in the UK where the exchange rate will only give me about £7, so make those words $12.50, please.
Chip-Munk = the iMonk, a.k.a. Michael Spencer, a 'post-evangelical' pastor, author and speaker from Kentucky. See here.
I am a lurking chipmunk. Beware, who-is-that-guy comments from a furry stranger.
According to the quiz, I'm a regular 'Been Mires'. That was fun.
It seems that I'm a Been Mires. Must be that "Austrailia" accent of mine. "Maete".
I'm Been Mires too, which was a surprise. How come Kim wasn't Kim? You reckon he might be an imposter?
And Kim -- watch that exchange rate. $10 won't get you much more than a fiver today.
Looks like there are a lot of Been Mires clones - but there is only one Kim Fantabulous! :)
(Anyone who says one is quite enough and I forget the pacifism and we have a duel!)
Or if a second one comes along, perhaps a duel might be in order then too?
I'm Been Mires! Saweeet!
Anyone know what the full choices were? A list of the bloggers quiz takers could have "been?"
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