I TRIED to be 100% Chaotic Evil.

I retook the IDRlabs Moral Alignment Test.

In April I posted; Do you dare take the Moral Alignment Test?

My goal in taking the test again was scoring 100% Evil and Chaotic, intentionally.

I nailed down the Evil. What nuances of Chaotic did I miss by 15%?  🤣

I tried.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

* My actual score is Neutral Good, lest anyone think me evil or chaotic. 

Do you dare take the Moral Alignment Test?

How are you doing, morally, these days?

The test is 24 questions. It takes about a minute to complete.

You answer by using your cursor to slide the "white box" to the left or right for each question. 

Sliding the white box all the way one way or the other is "strongly" agree or disagree. Sliding it part way is a basic "agree" or "disagree." You might be able to leave the box where it's at as a "neutral" response but I didn't try that. I answered each question with a slide one way or the other.

My score is "Neutral Good:"😎

Neutral Good:

Individuals who are Neutral Good are directed by their still, small voice and commonly act unselfishly, with just auxiliary respect for whether their activities are lawful or in accordance with social assumptions or customs. Neutral Good people generally approve of what is legal in that capacity and are not naturally rebels, yet they have faith in assisting with thoughtfulness and great deeds through whatever means appear to be important to them. Encouraging great deeds by supporting coordinated society, if that is what the situation prescribes, but jumping on the off chance to go against the grain when this is what is needed. Neutral Good individuals strike a balance between rebellion and order, with emphasis on one or the other viewed as an impairment to the more prominent objective of advancing genuine humanitarian aims across the planet.

Here's the link to the test: IDRlabs Moral Alignment Test. 

Do you dare take it? 💪  

Drop a comment. Any "Evil Chaotics" out there? 🤣

(link fixed)

Saturday Night Retro: The 70s!

Random stuff - cars, Dad bars, tech, the era's popular use of the color orange, trends and various sundries circa the 1970s:

Saturday Night Retro: Drive-Ins, Jukeboxes, Cigarette Vending Machines.

Yeah, I'm still on the upright side of the grass snow. Just taking a break from daily  grind updating on news, current events and the political circus. Is Hillary Speaker of The House, now? I think I heard CNN report that.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Stay safe, healthy, warm, have some fun. And Pray. It should be at the top of your list.

Anyway, onto tonight's Saturday Night Retro Edition.

A lot of these are before my time, but I do remember some of the cigarette vending machines and Jukeboxes of the 1970s; and Drive-Ins.

Do you recognize any of these or ever used them? Drop a comment.

25 and 35 ₵ per pack? What YEAR was this?

 

 

Saturday Night Pinball.

Any of these that you played or remember? 

 

Cat haz safe landing.

A close call...

Iraq bans Fortnite.

GameRant: Fortnite banned in another country...Iraq.

Iraq’s parliament voted to ban both Fortnite and PUBG, as well as microtransaction purchases that can be made in those games. Iraq’s parliament has attempted to justify its decision to ban Fortnite and PUBG by explaining the ban is “due to the negative effects caused by some electronic games on the health, culture, and security of Iraqi society, including societal and moral threats to children and youth.”

 There's always Blow Football...with Metal Goal Keeper.

Have some fun.

Take a step back from news and current events. From Mashable, 50 best sites to waste your time. There are a few dead links, so there's not exactly "fifty" time-wasting websites.

I did well on Find the Invisible Cow. After, I think it's 5 points, you can select to find the invisible goat. How many levels can you get through?

PointerPointer is...interesting.

HackerTyper is fun. It's the site to have on your screen when you call the office IT folks because you tell them you're PC is acting funny. Because...IT folks love practical jokes. Hit the site and start typing anything on your keyboard.

Then there's Weave Silk.

And I guess they are actual emails...emails from assholes at dontevenreply.com. There's nothing quite as enjoyable as reading emails that devolve into madness when the other party is an idiot. Don't miss the Stubborn Shovel Seller chain. Click on "View More Emails" link at the bottom of the site.

Brain Break Games

Let's take a moment and step back from politics, current events, global climate warming change, and exercise our brains in a different manner.

A search on Optical Illusions, (something I've always enjoyed) turns up a lot of different sites. There's tons of them at which to play around.

I found some interesting ones at Illusions.org. Especially the one below:

Look at the chart below above and say the COLOR

 of the word, not the word itself.

Why is it so difficult?  Because the right half of your brain
is trying to say the color, while the left side of your brain
is trying to say the word.

I started out "okay" because I knew what I was supposed to do. But I stumbled on the third row on the Blue colored word Yellow. And I had to concentrate on the rest and definitely felt that "left side/right side" conflict of the involuntary reflex of wanting to say the word, not the color.

And THIS ONE explains why I am not a good proofreader of my own material.

And THIS ONE is fantastic. 
 
Put the world on "hold" for a few moments, and have some fun with optical illusions.
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Grammar error fixed: 8/16/2017