sorting hat test...

[Stella_Omega]

I'm impressed with this one-- it got three of my lj friends so accurately that I thought it was worth trying myself.

The test is here

You scored 37% Order/Chaos, and 53% Moral/Rational

Slytherdor
Chaotic with a moral/rational split. Outside rules and regulations bug you, but how you determine conduct for yourself depends - you have a dose of self interest in you, but you've also got a streak of solid morality. Your strengths arise from being able to see past strict rules, but this also can be a weakness when people don't know if they can trust you to follow procedure and aren't sure for what reasons you might deviate.

 

[sxwriter42]

Score

Not too surprised:

Your result for The Sorting Hat Test ...
Gryffindor

You scored 37% Order/Chaos, and 60% Moral/Rational

Gryffindor
Chaotic Morality. You're not much for rules and itinerary, but you make up for it because you'd never twist the regulations for anything morally questionable. Your strength lies in your noble intentions and willingness to stand up for right; your weakness is in the fact that you may screw yourself over when you jump the gun or ignore rules that are there for a good reason.

 

[glynndah]

Slytherin

You scored 42% Order/Chaos, and 44% Moral/Rational

Slytherin
Chaotic Rationality. You don't think much of rules and restrictions; you look at things from an analytical perspective and probably think morality is relative to some extent. Your strength lies in being able to make your own judgments and form your own strategies uninhibited by others; your weakness lies in the wariness other people may have of you, perceiving you as dangerous.

Pretty much equal parts chaos and moral. That fits me nicely.

 

[voluptuary_manque]

For what it's worth:

Huffledor
You scored 53% Order/Chaos, and 79% Moral/Rational



Morality with an orderly/chaotic split. You've got a fixed idea of morality, you know that for sure, but your view on regulations waffles. Rules are rules, but you're also able to see when it's really more of a guideline. Your strengths arise from your balanced view of order that allows you to carefully choose strategies for furthering your causes; your weakness is the fact that, given the success your strengths are likely to give you, you may not be receptive to the idea that you are not absolutely in the right.


Which is silly! Of course I'm in the right. I said so, after all.

 

[jomar]

Slytherdor

You scored 34% Order/Chaos, and 53% Moral/Rational

Slytherdor
Chaotic with a moral/rational split. Outside rules and regulations bug you, but how you determine conduct for yourself depends - you have a dose of self interest in you, but you've also got a streak of solid morality. Your strengths arise from being able to see past strict rules, but this also can be a weakness when people don't know if they can trust you to follow procedure and aren't sure for what reasons you might deviate.

 

[JagFarlane]

Slytherdor

You scored 45% Order/Chaos, and 47% Moral/Rational

 

[freshface]

Hail fellow Slytherdors!

You scored 24% Order/Chaos, and 53% Moral/Rational

I don't think I'm chaotic...

 

[Stella_Omega]

Fiction writers, after all!

 

[3113]

Slytherin

You scored 42% Order/Chaos, and 44% Moral/Rational

Slytherin
Chaotic Rationality. You don't think much of rules and restrictions; you look at things from an analytical perspective and probably think morality is relative to some extent. Your strength lies in being able to make your own judgments and form your own strategies uninhibited by others; your weakness lies in the wariness other people may have of you, perceiving you as dangerous.

Ditto, though I'm only 34% order/Chaos and 37% Moral/Rational. Come on, Glynndah! Let's put on pointy black hats, whip out the brooms and take over Oz! We're dangerous after all

 

[christabelll]

You scored 26% Order/Chaos, and 42% Moral/Rational



Chaotic Rationality. You don't think much of rules and restrictions; you look at things from an analytical perspective and probably think morality is relative to some extent. Your strength lies in being able to make your own judgments and form your own strategies uninhibited by others; your weakness lies in the wariness other people may have of you, perceiving you as dangerous.



hmmmmmmm must be my state of mind today LOL

thanks for sharing Stella

 

[fieryjen]

Slytherclaw

You scored 53% Order/Chaos, and 40% Moral/Rational

Rationality with an orderly/chaotic split. What you strongly know is that you try to be rational, objective, and like to consider things as shades of gray. On order, you see the value of rules and organization but equally can become impatient and advocate a rather loose system. Your strengths arise from your ability to consider both radicals and straightlaced authority objectively; however, it can turn on you when others feel betrayed by the fact that there are few you support unconditionally and consistently.


Interesting...

 

[voluptuary_manque]

Fiction writers, after all!

I feel like the odd one out.

 

[fieryjen]

I feel like the odd one out.

I am too... and we seem to be opposites

 

[voluptuary_manque]

I am too... and we seem to be opposites

Opposite poles attract? http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii177/1volupturary_manque/horny.gif

 

[_Lynn_]

You scored 61% Order/Chaos, and 49% Moral/Rational

Ravenpuff

Orderly with a moral/rational split. You probably try to follow the rules and do things in an organized manner, but in the arena of morality you are in the middle between a black and white philosophy and complete relativism. Your strengths arise from the fact that you can understand a broad range of points of view because of your position on the moral spectrum and ability to organize information; however, these things may also turn on you when everyone thinks you are sympathizing with the "other side".

 

[fieryjen]

You scored 61% Order/Chaos, and 49% Moral/Rational

Ravenpuff

Orderly with a moral/rational split. You probably try to follow the rules and do things in an organized manner, but in the arena of morality you are in the middle between a black and white philosophy and complete relativism. Your strengths arise from the fact that you can understand a broad range of points of view because of your position on the moral spectrum and ability to organize information; however, these things may also turn on you when everyone thinks you are sympathizing with the "other side".

I envy you just because "Ravenpuff" sounds the most awesome of them all

 

[_Lynn_]

I envy you just because "Ravenpuff" sounds the most awesome of them all

It does have a nice ring to it.

 

[voluptuary_manque]

It does have a nice ring to it.

Puff the Magic Raven?

 

[popcorn2721]

I'm impressed with this one-- it got three of my lj friends so accurately that I thought it was worth trying myself.

The test is here

You scored 37% Order/Chaos, and 53% Moral/Rational

Slytherdor
Chaotic with a moral/rational split. Outside rules and regulations bug you, but how you determine conduct for yourself depends - you have a dose of self interest in you, but you've also got a streak of solid morality. Your strengths arise from being able to see past strict rules, but this also can be a weakness when people don't know if they can trust you to follow procedure and aren't sure for what reasons you might deviate.

You scored 39% Order/Chaos, and 53% Moral/Rational

Slytherdor
Chaotic with a moral/rational split. Outside rules and regulations bug you, but how you determine conduct for yourself depends - you have a dose of self interest in you, but you've also got a streak of solid morality. Your strengths arise from being able to see past strict rules, but this also can be a weakness when people don't know if they can trust you to follow procedure and aren't sure for what reasons you might deviate.

The 4-grid I used to determine this is as follows:
Chaotic Orderly
Moral Gryffindor Hufflepuff
Rational Slytherin Ravenclaw

thanks for posting that!

 

[Katyusha]

Lots of Slytherdors here... I'm Slytherin...

You scored 42% Order/Chaos, and 40% Moral/Rational


Not ENTIRELY sure I agree but I'm also not ENTIRELY sure I know myself particularly well.

 

[damppanties]

Slytherin
Chaotic Rationality. You don't think much of rules and restrictions; you look at things from an analytical perspective and probably think morality is relative to some extent. Your strength lies in being able to make your own judgments and form your own strategies uninhibited by others; your weakness lies in the wariness other people may have of you, perceiving you as dangerous.

That, with 29% Order/Chaos, and 35% Moral/Rational.

 

[3113]

I'm Slytherin...

That, with 29% Order/Chaos, and 35% Moral/Rational.

Ha! Two more Slytherins in the house. I'll call out the big snake. Let's take over.

 

[Dianthus]

Bear, I think I'm the odd one out.

Your result for The Sorting Hat Test ...
Menage a quatre
You scored 55% Order/Chaos, and 47% Moral/Rational

You're split both between order and chaos, and between morality and rationality. Surely the real Sorting Hat would know where to put you, but this test is baffled. On the upside, you're clearly a very balanced person.

 

[voluptuary_manque]

Bear, I think I'm the odd one out.

Your result for The Sorting Hat Test ...
Menage a quatre
You scored 55% Order/Chaos, and 47% Moral/Rational

You're split both between order and chaos, and between morality and rationality. Surely the real Sorting Hat would know where to put you, but this test is baffled. On the upside, you're clearly a very balanced person.

Perhaps anyone so balanced doesn't need Hogworts?

 

[cloudy]

Slytherdor

13% Order/Chaos, and 49% Moral/Rational

Chaotic with a moral/rational split. Outside rules and regulations bug you, but how you determine conduct for yourself depends - you have a dose of self interest in you, but you've also got a streak of solid morality. Your strengths arise from being able to see past strict rules, but this also can be a weakness when people don't know if they can trust you to follow procedure and aren't sure for what reasons you might deviate.