Which Star Wars Character Am I?

Isn't it obvious? :)

Your results:
You are Obi-Wan Kenobi

Obi-Wan Kenobi 81% Chewbacca 80% Qui-Gon Jinn 75% Yoda 72% R2-D2 71% Luke Skywalker 65% Han Solo 64% Lando Calrissian 64% Mace Windu 58% Boba Fett 55%

You are civilized, calm, and have a good sense of humor, even when those around you don't. You can hold your own in a fight, but prefer it when things don't get too exciting.

(This list displays the top 10 results out of a possible 21 characters)


Click here to take the "Which Star Wars character are you?" quiz...

Which Star Wars Character Am I?

Isn't it obvious? :)

Your results:
You are Obi-Wan Kenobi

Obi-Wan Kenobi 81% Chewbacca 80% Qui-Gon Jinn 75% Yoda 72% R2-D2 71% Luke Skywalker 65% Han Solo 64% Lando Calrissian 64% Mace Windu 58% Boba Fett 55%

You are civilized, calm, and have a good sense of humor, even when those around you don't. You can hold your own in a fight, but prefer it when things don't get too exciting.

(This list displays the top 10 results out of a possible 21 characters)


Click here to take the "Which Star Wars character are you?" quiz...

The Midwest is Cool

Garrison Keillor in top form. Some of us knew about this coolness business already. We've just been too cool to mention it a lot. :)

I once met Mr. Keillor in a pot luck lunch line in San Luis Obispo, CA. He's a very tall man (perhaps 6'5") and has huge but extremely soft (almost squishy) hands. I mentioned that I used to listen to him during the morning drive time when I lived in Red Wing, MN. He noted that was a very long time ago and I agreed. His presentation at the church made me think of him as the Midwest's answer to Robin Williams. Very sharp and witty mind at work on stage. Very nice fellow off stage.

He had a Q&A session and I got the last question in which was "When will we see Prairie Home Companion: the Movie?". He noted that he'd gone down this path once and ended up having the project orphaned by a change in studio ownership, organization, yada yada. He was do disinclined to doing the project that he said that if I wanted to give it a try at getting the movie made, please do so. Fortunately, I didn't take him up on his kind offer and the resulting movie that did result came out pretty good.

Sitting on Top of the World - Truthout.org - 12 Nov 08

"Be happy, dear hearts, and allow yourselves a few more weeks of quiet exultation. It isn't gloating, it's satisfaction at a job well done. He was a superb candidate, serious, professorial but with a flashing grin and a buoyancy that comes from working out in the gym every morning. He spoke in a genuine voice, not senatorial at all. He relished campaigning. He accepted adulation gracefully. He brandished his sword against his opponents without mocking or belittling them. He was elegant, unaffected, utterly American, and now (Wow) suddenly America is cool. Chicago is cool. Chicago!!!

We threw the dice and we won the jackpot and elected a black guy with a Harvard degree, the middle name Hussein and a sense of humor - he said, "I've got relatives who look like Bernie Mac, and I've got relatives who look like Margaret Thatcher." The French junior minister for human rights said, "On this morning, we all want to be American so we can take a bite of this dream unfolding before our eyes." When was the last time you heard someone from France say they wanted to be American and take a bite of something of ours? Ponder that for a moment."

The Midwest is Cool

Garrison Keillor in top form. Some of us knew about this coolness business already. We've just been too cool to mention it a lot. :)

I once met Mr. Keillor in a pot luck lunch line in San Luis Obispo, CA. He's a very tall man (perhaps 6'5") and has huge but extremely soft (almost squishy) hands. I mentioned that I used to listen to him during the morning drive time when I lived in Red Wing, MN. He noted that was a very long time ago and I agreed. His presentation at the church made me think of him as the Midwest's answer to Robin Williams. Very sharp and witty mind at work on stage. Very nice fellow off stage.

He had a Q&A session and I got the last question in which was "When will we see Prairie Home Companion: the Movie?". He noted that he'd gone down this path once and ended up having the project orphaned by a change in studio ownership, organization, yada yada. He was do disinclined to doing the project that he said that if I wanted to give it a try at getting the movie made, please do so. Fortunately, I didn't take him up on his kind offer and the resulting movie that did result came out pretty good.

Sitting on Top of the World - Truthout.org - 12 Nov 08

"Be happy, dear hearts, and allow yourselves a few more weeks of quiet exultation. It isn't gloating, it's satisfaction at a job well done. He was a superb candidate, serious, professorial but with a flashing grin and a buoyancy that comes from working out in the gym every morning. He spoke in a genuine voice, not senatorial at all. He relished campaigning. He accepted adulation gracefully. He brandished his sword against his opponents without mocking or belittling them. He was elegant, unaffected, utterly American, and now (Wow) suddenly America is cool. Chicago is cool. Chicago!!!

We threw the dice and we won the jackpot and elected a black guy with a Harvard degree, the middle name Hussein and a sense of humor - he said, "I've got relatives who look like Bernie Mac, and I've got relatives who look like Margaret Thatcher." The French junior minister for human rights said, "On this morning, we all want to be American so we can take a bite of this dream unfolding before our eyes." When was the last time you heard someone from France say they wanted to be American and take a bite of something of ours? Ponder that for a moment."

To Francis Fukuyama . . .

. . . from the Last Man.

The End of History Again! - The Modern World [Comic] - 17 Nov 08

To Francis Fukuyama . . .

. . . from the Last Man.

The End of History Again! - The Modern World [Comic] - 17 Nov 08