Male personality test
Don Salad
categories according to whether they preferred Ginger or Mary Ann.
What about Three's Company? Or Friends (3 categories)?
Thanks,
Don
Curmudgeon
Salad <cae...@miskatonic.edu> wrote:
OK, I'll play . . .
Ginger vs. Mary Ann: Mary Ann by a mile
Chrissy vs. Janet: Chrissy by a nose
Monica vs. Rachel vs. Phobe: In that order
Maybe Petticoat Junction should be included as well.
What does it all mean?
Curmudgeon
Christopher Helms
> A while ago someone here (Otto?) said you could divide men into two
> categories according to whether they preferred Ginger or Mary Ann.
Mary Ann.
> What about Three's Company?
Jenilee Harrison, aka "Cindy Snow." It's a minority opinion, but I
always liked her best.
Or Friends (3 categories)?
Monica.
Anim8rFSK
Christopher Helms <Chrish...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Sep 29, 10:50 am, Don Salad <cae...@miskatonic.edu> wrote:
> > A while ago someone here (Otto?) said you could divide men into two
> > categories according to whether they preferred Ginger or Mary Ann.
>
> Mary Ann.
Yes
>
> > What about Three's Company?
>
> Jenilee Harrison, aka "Cindy Snow." It's a minority opinion, but I
> always liked her best.
yes, although she did NOT age well
>
> Or Friends (3 categories)?
>
> Monica.
depends. Early seasons, Monica. Later seasons, Rachel. In the middle,
Joey's girlfriends and/or sisters.
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Christopher Helms
> In article <1191106301.692768.179...@o80g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
> Christopher Helms <Chrishelms...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > On Sep 29, 10:50 am, Don Salad <cae...@miskatonic.edu> wrote:
> > > A while ago someone here (Otto?) said you could divide men into two
> > > categories according to whether they preferred Ginger or Mary Ann.
>
> > Mary Ann.
>
> Yes
>
>
>
> > > What about Three's Company?
>
> > Jenilee Harrison, aka "Cindy Snow." It's a minority opinion, but I
> > always liked her best.
>
> yes, although she did NOT age well
I saw an infomercial with her a couple years ago. I think she must
have got a facelift or something. She should have stayed with the
original equipment settings.
Anim8rFSK
Christopher Helms <Chrish...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Yep. Now she belongs on one of those 'awful plastic surgery' pages.
David DeLaney
Technically Three's Company is 4 categories.
Dave
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Xcott Craver
If this wasn't an obvious attempt to steer the conversation in the direction
of the Golden Girls (but it is, and by the way, Your Kink Is Not OK,)
I'd say Rachel, although I never liked Jennifer Aniston. In fact, I never
watched the show. But in college there were a bunch of hawt cxhxx0rz who
copied Rachel's hairdo, so I guess that's imprinted on me.
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Don Salad
>
> >A while ago someone here (Otto?) said you could divide men into two
> >categories according to whether they preferred Ginger or Mary Ann.
> >
> >What about Three's Company? Or Friends (3 categories)?
>
> Technically Three's Company is 4 categories.
Oops and NTTIAWWT!
Professor, Skipper or Gilligan?
Thanks,
Don
David DeLaney
Oooo, Professor. (Mmmmm, brainzzzz.) But John Ritter over the Professor any
day.