Posted by
cal, 19:13, 22nd February 2004:
doesn't take long, needs flash:
www.creax.com/csa/default.asp
i got 83.36. what about you?
58.84
I have below average creativity.
Posted by
Miki, 19:26, 22nd February 2004:
72.91
Posted by
Sul, 19:41, 22nd February 2004:
78.20
Posted by
gobbo, 19:49, 22nd February 2004:
82.66
Posted by
reitsma, 02:07, 23rd February 2004:
this is quite the interesting conversation, then, isn't it?
i'm going to show my true creativity by offering some random words instead of some random numbers:
albatross
denmark
noose
perforations
Posted by
jeffld, 02:29, 23rd February 2004:
I took the test based on my experiences at my job.
52.44
I am very cynical. I scored lowest in curiosity. I'm a go with the workflow kind of guy. I also scored higher than typical in persistance and complexity - ie I'm stubborn.
Posted by
sal, 08:54, 23rd February 2004:
I'm not even old enough to do that stupid test, it doesn't have my age range. bastards.
Hurray, I'm not the least creative on the site!
Posted by
Uma, 10:28, 23rd February 2004:
83.14
Posted by
RUSS, 10:43, 23rd February 2004:
52.92
the biggest load of bollocks on the web
Posted by
Uma, 10:52, 23rd February 2004:
Russ, sorry to change the subject, but have you done the Cape Argus yet?
Posted by
Uma, 11:13, 23rd February 2004:
Anyone who scored lower that 60 is going to battle to get their genes into the 22nd century
Posted by
Uma, 11:17, 23rd February 2004:
Correction, anyone who scored lower than 70 is going to battle. Anyone scoring lower than 60 has a snowballs chance in hell.
Posted by
jeff, 11:31, 23rd February 2004:
why on earth do you say that 'uma'?
I got 62, its a bollocks test. I'm a designer, i can't function without being creative.
Posted by
Uma, 11:32, 23rd February 2004:
...just teasing
Posted by
arsepuppy, 11:33, 23rd February 2004:
I got 70 something, but I agree with Jess. 'Tis bollocks, favouring a more scientific version of creativity etc.
ONLINE TESTS DON'T WORK.
Posted by
jeff, 11:56, 23rd February 2004:
online tests suck arse. however i still end up doing them..
arsepuppy is the most creative person i know ;)
Posted by
Brock, 12:00, 23rd February 2004:
89.00
But I wouldn't have thought I was a creative type of person, being an engineer. I certainly don't consider myself as such. Therefore I agree with Arsepuppy.
83.87. I'm about as creative as a brick so that must be wrong.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 16:46, 23rd February 2004:
I drew a horse once.
Posted by
Uma, 16:47, 23rd February 2004:
it is possible to be a creative engineer...or a creative accountant...
Posted by
arsepuppy, 16:49, 23rd February 2004:
Um... no.
"Creative Directors" tend not to be creative. Bit of an oxymoron, bit like (please love me geeks pretty please) "Microsoft Works"!
*swallows bleach*
Posted by
Brock, 16:51, 23rd February 2004:
I was inferring a certain element of resorting to stereotype. I tend to be a very logical person, which sort of ends up at the opposite end of the spectrum from creative.
Although I am interpreting creative as artistic, etc. Rather than the ability to think laterally, which I would say I was reasonably adept at.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 16:51, 23rd February 2004:
haha!
"Microsoft Works"
*wanks into calculator*
Posted by
arsepuppy, 16:52, 23rd February 2004:
I am probably the least logical person ever. Why I'm studying computers is a mystery really.
Posted by
Uma, 16:56, 23rd February 2004:
brock, hence your score of 89
ap, then just give it up and do something else? like me...i am giving up accounting and becoming a belly dancer
Posted by
arsepuppy, 16:59, 23rd February 2004:
Nah, I've got 3 months left and I've discovered that I could potentially get a 1st if I keep up the current pace (which is weird given that I headed for total failure a matter of weeks ago)
Posted by
arsepuppy, 16:59, 23rd February 2004:
(you must be a chubby bitch then)
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:00, 23rd February 2004:
sorry :D
Posted by
Brock, 17:00, 23rd February 2004:
(silver tongued devil..)
Posted by
Uma, 17:01, 23rd February 2004:
That's the shittest reason I've ever heard for sticking with something. That's like me saying, "I hate accounting, but I get a really good salary" ...oh yeah...fuck, never mind
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:01, 23rd February 2004:
hehe!
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:02, 23rd February 2004:
"That's the shittest reason I've ever heard for sticking with something. That's like me saying, "I hate accounting, but I get a really good salary" ...oh yeah...fuck, never mind"
WHAT THE FUCK???
So you mean to say I should throw away 4 years of hard work for nothing? You really have pissflaps for brains, dearie.
Posted by
Uma, 17:03, 23rd February 2004:
not chubby, but i know how to wiggle my stuff
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:03, 23rd February 2004:
Note to Brock: Never tell me to kick off with someone, innit.
Posted by
Brock, 17:04, 23rd February 2004:
ROFL!!!!
I reiterate my earlier comment! Hahahaha
Posted by
Uma, 17:04, 23rd February 2004:
...pissflaps! ha ha ha!
Posted by
Uma, 17:05, 23rd February 2004:
...somethings really bothered me for a while now. what's rofl?
Posted by
Brock, 17:06, 23rd February 2004:
Really old frigid lesbian.
Posted by
Uma, 17:07, 23rd February 2004:
C'mon!
Posted by
Uma, 17:07, 23rd February 2004:
I hate you brock
Posted by
Brock, 17:09, 23rd February 2004:
That's a relief! For a second there I though there might be a woman in the world that didn't! Hahaha!
Rolls on floor laughing, hun ;)
Posted by
Uma, 17:11, 23rd February 2004:
i love you brock :)
Posted by
Uma, 17:13, 23rd February 2004:
i WANT you brock
Posted by
Brock, 17:13, 23rd February 2004:
Show me the love, baby! Yeah! I rawk!
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:13, 23rd February 2004:
NURSE!! We need ricin! STAT!
I hate Brock too.
(monkey-pumping cock-muncher)
Posted by
Uma, 17:17, 23rd February 2004:
leave him alone! (i'm stalking him now)
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:18, 23rd February 2004:
Well, honesty is the best policy.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:18, 23rd February 2004:
(didn't know you could get male belly dancers)
Posted by
Brock, 17:19, 23rd February 2004:
Abe - you toe-touching, rugby team entertainer, you.
Where you been?
Posted by
Uma, 17:19, 23rd February 2004:
male?
Oh sorry, did i type Brock? I quite like him, It's you i hate. It all comes back to me now.
(although that Arsepuppy is a bit of a total-raving-fudge-knuckle as well)
Posted by
Brock, 17:20, 23rd February 2004:
Abe: for reference, btw, you won't beat "Doughnut-puncher" for comedy effect. I nearly fell off my chair when I saw that. Genius.
Posted by
Uma, 17:22, 23rd February 2004:
Oh, Abe...
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:25, 23rd February 2004:
Oh to be a lonely spinster in a house full of cats...
Oh, hi Uma!
Posted by
Uma, 17:26, 23rd February 2004:
...teabagger
Posted by
Brock, 17:27, 23rd February 2004:
hahahaha!
You've opened up the floodgates, now, Uma.
So to speak...
Posted by
Uma, 17:29, 23rd February 2004:
..."scuttle-chum" ?
Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:30, 23rd February 2004:
Sorry, my heart's not in it...
Posted by
Uma, 17:31, 23rd February 2004:
*mouth*farting noises
Posted by
Uma, 17:34, 23rd February 2004:
...going home now. Aw. Byeeee
Posted by
Alfie, 17:34, 23rd February 2004:
"it is possible to be ...a creative accountant..."
Ask the guys at Enron
Interesting fact for you, the guy who is defending Jeffrey Skilling is called Dan Petrocelli. How cool is that?
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3502303.stm
Oh dear.
Oh deary me.
I'm with Reitsma on this one. Apart from AP's calculator joke.