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Garrigus - 2004-03-08 11:36:55
I got a 5. But that doesn't mean you can call me Moneypenny.
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Tim Walters - 2004-03-08 11:56:30
I got a 7, and I used to be a secretary. Coincidence? I think Yanks should get a one-point handicap, though. Asking us to keep track of the Booker Prize is a bit much.
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CJ Camp - 2004-03-08 13:00:29
Good lord, I should be too embarrassed to admit that I got a 4. If the American Library Association gets word of this, think I'll get booted?
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CJ (again) - 2004-03-08 13:05:17
p.s. I see how this URL deal works now...
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Paula - 2004-03-08 13:05:49
Ceej, I put in a memo to the ALA just now. They said you can re-test.
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I wombat - 2004-03-08 15:45:29
No, I'm not even telling what I scored, but didn't some smart writer type guy say that "a lifetime of literature is a lifetime of forgeting" or words to that effect?, I forget.
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Mystical Beast - 2004-03-08 21:01:53
I scored 8 out of 10, which is just silly since I don't read anything but rock 'n' roll blogs. But I'm a good guesser, which is really what this quiz seems to test.
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Jeff - 2004-03-08 23:14:05
Pathetic: 4. I got only the obvious ones. I think I should get credit for not knowing the "celebrity biography" one. The Burgess was my second guess - give me half a point dammit. Also, I was outfoxed by trying to outfox the quizmaker: I assumed that putting in the sentence about the guy in the topless bar was an obvious attempt to fool guessers into thinking, no way would this be in a Booker Prize winner...but of course, it wasn't. Phooey. Also, I've got a bad memory for such details. I don't even know the words to most of my favorite songs.
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