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Which kitchen utensil are you?
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corkscrew
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paring knife
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skillet
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oven gloves
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Which cocktail are you?
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Screwdriver (Vodka, orange juice, a dash of angostura bitters)
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Rusty Nail (Scotch, Drambuie, a twist of lemon)
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Knickerbocker (Rum, Cointreau, orange juice, pineapple juice, raspberry syrup, a pineapple slice and don't forget the maraschino cherry)
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White Russian (vodka, Kahlua, milk or cream to taste, over ice)
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Which car are you?
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New Mini
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Maserati Spyder
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Reliant Robin
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MG Midget
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Which Shakespeare play are you?
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Taming of the Shrew
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Henry V
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Measure for Measure
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Othello
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Which kiss are you?
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deep and sensual, holds nothing back. A kiss with something to prove.
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brutal and possessive, no messing around. If you can still walk afterwards you're probably running away.
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degrading yet oddly impersonal, it leaves you feeling dirty for hours afterwards.
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an embarrassed peck on the cheek.
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Which house are you?
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the top flat of a towerblock
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sixties experimental bungalow
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inner-city council house
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city detached
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Which movie are you?
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The Truman Show
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Terminator 2
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Donnie Darko
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Good Will Hunting
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Which accessory are you?
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a paisley-pattern silk scarf
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a crocodile-skin handbag
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those little black elastic wristlets that wannabe Goths wear
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a necklace of teeth. Shark teeth.
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Which breakfast are you?
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muesli
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black coffee with too much sugar
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a full English breakfast
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toast and marmalade
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Which month are you?
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November
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July
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February
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April
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