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PERFORMER
(Dominant Extrovert Abstract Feeler )

Midnite   Like just 6% of the population you are a PERFORMER (DEAF)--personable, self-assured, and excellent under pressure. You are extroverted and strong-willed, which, in combination means you are good with people and aren't willing to let opportunity pass you by. Congratulations. I'm sure all the peons you've stepped on never saw it coming and didn't feel a thing.

You like being naked.

Anyhow, you have formidable creative talents, and you often following what your heart tells you instead of your logical mind. Your exuberance can earn you many friends and admirers, despite your ambition, or it can intimidate the less confident into keeping their distance. It's also possible you're Madonna.


Now that's a scary personality.  But seriously, I took it again, changing only a couple of answers, and that time it read as submissive, which is why I'm not crazy about personality tests.

Happy Birthday, Gianni!  Hope you're having a blast!! 

Congratulations and best wishes to both of you!  You're a beautiful bride, kuanyin.  Thank you for sharing your great news and photos with us.

LOL, Bob!  I wish you'd been writing, cuz those are way better than the clunker "I can speak".

Just one minor quibble. As funny as your reference to Erica Kane is, I think you're probably a bit off there. If Angelique had already been dead for six months in March/April, that would mean that she'd died around October 1969, and presumably Roxanne would have been in her "coma" soon thereafter. However, AMC (which debuted on the same day as the long ago canceled The Best of Everything and A World Apart, which featured Susan Sarandon) didn't start until January 1970.

Maybe Aunt Hannah, like some of us here, was an AMC fan from the beginning, so while she put down her cards for a half hour on weekday afternoons to catch it on the small B&W in Tim's lab, Roxanne got an earful in her coma state?


For fun I threw together a few DS-related AMC trivia questions.  Anybody can give any of them a shot:

1.  It's well known that Louis Edmonds played Langley Wallingford, but what was his character's real name?

2.  Name one of Langley's daughters.  (Or both if you can. )

3.  Which one of the following names associated with DS was NEVER the name of an AMC character:

     A)  Victoria
     B)  Maggie
     C)  Angelique
     D)  Daphne

Have a happy, happy birthday, Criseyde!

Don't do anything I wouldn't do. 

Perhaps they saw her name listed in the credits?   

ROFL

Bette, you're too much!

1048 - Julia arrives at Loomis House.  I had a terrible time getting here, she explains to Barnabas--Angelique asked me so many questions. Barnabas apologizes--I had to see you, he says.  Did anything happen to Roxanne? she asks. I put her back in the secret room, he says--but we must find Claude North, who might be the key to destroying Angelique. Julia recalls--Claude North was the name on the sketch you found.  Yes, says Barnabas, and tonight I found Roxanne in the cemetery, lying across the grave of a man named Claude North. If he's dead. . . says Julia.  Yes, the man in the graveyard died in 1866, reveals Barnabas, but the sketch I found was contemporary, perhaps a year or two old--I don't get the connection, but North is very important in Roxanne's life.

Okay, Julia and Barn know Claude North's name because he carefully signed his sketch (how convenient!), but how do they know Roxanne's name?

Congrats, Birdie!