Okay, there's just something wrong with the fact that more LJers are interested in cats than in chocolate.
It's too bad there's no real mechanism by which to lump together interests that are the same thing but spelled differently-- like some people might put "D&D" where others put "Dungeons and Dragons" where others say "Dungeons & Dragons"...
I am kind of surprised that there are 12 people interested in "science ficion". :)
I seem to be fairly normal. I have only one rare interest (which mildly surprised me-- I didn't think there were 12 people who knew how to spell paronomasia, let alone what it is...
Other surprising things from my own: more people are interested in cooking than eating (and they seem to mostly be disparate, as if you add them together, you're just a little over how many people are interested in food.)
"Procrastination" is a "common" interest. I'm kinda surprised at that, I'd've figured it would be higher, but perhaps some people haven't gotten around to filling out their interests lists.
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Date: 2004-10-17 07:16 pm (UTC)It's too bad there's no real mechanism by which to lump together interests that are the same thing but spelled differently-- like some people might put "D&D" where others put "Dungeons and Dragons" where others say "Dungeons & Dragons"...
I am kind of surprised that there are 12 people interested in "science ficion". :)
I seem to be fairly normal. I have only one rare interest (which mildly surprised me-- I didn't think there were 12 people who knew how to spell paronomasia, let alone what it is...
Other surprising things from my own: more people are interested in cooking than eating (and they seem to mostly be disparate, as if you add them together, you're just a little over how many people are interested in food.)
"Procrastination" is a "common" interest. I'm kinda surprised at that, I'd've figured it would be higher, but perhaps some people haven't gotten around to filling out their interests lists.