What Does That Mean?

Many readers are familiar, at least superficially, with the projective psychological test called the Rorschach Ink Blot test. It is a concoction, born of the Freudian psychodynamic school of psychology whereby individuals subjectively interpret what they see in the various 'blots' shown to them. The tester/psychologist then interprets the 'data' and explores further with the client just what the hell may be going on within the murky depths of said psyche.

I though it may be fun--good for a few grins and giggles, you know--to create a Blog version of subjective test so that we can all become just a bit more familiar with each other. Or, if severe pathology makes itself manifest, then perhaps we can tap into the synergy of the blog and help a blogging colleague out.

Hmmm. That sounds scary, and prompts me now to disclaim that THIS IS NOT AN ACTUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST. THIS IS DONE AS A COMMUNITY BUILDING ACTIVITY, FOR FUN!.

Now, let's go with a nature theme. Simple nature. Please just answer this question, knowing that others will join in on the discussion of what your answer may or may not mean. ALL IN FUN.

If you were a piece of fruit or vegetable, what fruit or vegetable would you be?

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Comment by Ash

March 7th 2007 20:17

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Hi Deorre,
Do we have to pick just one? I`d like to be a salad

I`m kidding!

I`d probably be a mango I reckon.......

ciao
ash

Comment by Damo

March 7th 2007 20:56

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My Apologetics

Show me the dirty pictures.

Comment by Theresa

March 8th 2007 00:49

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Hi Deorre,
o.k., no idea what it means, but how about a pear?
If you ever try this with pasta, I'll be lasagna....

Theresa

Comment by DuskDevi

March 8th 2007 02:03

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A tomato.

...or, like Ash...a womango!

Comment by JohnDoe

March 8th 2007 02:05

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i would be a beetroot, just because it sounds like a form of sexual bondage...as the Frued dude says everything comes back to sex or mummy.

Comment by KylieW

March 8th 2007 02:29

Celebrity Obsession

Beetroot....hehehehe, that sounds funny!

I think I would have to be a mango........mmmm...mango's.

Comment by Cibbuano

March 8th 2007 02:53

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I'd be a Punani.

No, no seeds.

If you don't know what I'm talking about, it's funnier if you watch this clip

Comment by Cibbuano

March 8th 2007 02:55

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er...

Click Here to watch the clip!

Comment by Deorre

March 8th 2007 04:01

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A salad, huh Ash? Sort of a group type activity. A little lettuce, onion, tomato, and perhaps even a cucumber. Hmmm...

And mangoes. Soft and fleshy and sweet. Yummm.

Comment by Deorre

March 8th 2007 04:05

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Ah yes, the infamous womango. A politically correct fruit, that.

Comment by Deorre

March 8th 2007 04:08

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Anybody who is a beetroot must be a maturbator.

Comment by DuskDevi

March 8th 2007 04:09

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No...not PC...more ripe!

Comment by JohnDoe

March 8th 2007 04:36

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Yep, Beating your own root can be satisfying...but always more fun when some else brings the dressing...

Comment by Ash

March 8th 2007 08:19

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GO THE WOMANGOES!!!

Freud would be having a field day with this Post.....

Comment by Deorre

March 8th 2007 13:25

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I'm thinking about lasagna and I'm liking my fantasy. A special melding of so many flavors and textures and ingredients. Somewhat menage-a-trois-like. Not unlike the salad, I suppose.

Comment by Deorre

March 8th 2007 13:33

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Ah yes, punani. I saw the video, and now believe I must try the punani "fruit". So I can have, you know, empathy.

Comment by Theresa

March 8th 2007 15:40

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Hi Guys,
You said "THIS IS NOT AN ACTUAL PSYCHOLOGICAL TEST. THIS IS DONE AS A COMMUNITY BUILDING ACTIVITY, FOR FUN!."
This party is getting too rowdy for this gal, I'm out of here....
Somebody let me know tomorrow if everyone got home safe
Theresa
P.S. Cibbuano, Funny, funny clip from youtube. Yes, I was sitting (while watching) with the "confused, older, white people..." when the conversation started...not a clue....funny...

Comment by Sandi

March 8th 2007 19:19

I just can't help but say.....

celery.

That was the first thing that popped in my head, and I don't know if that has to do with me just thinking about having some before I read this, or if I'm really just THAT boring. Think about it... they're crunchy and everyone for the most part like them, but they have zero nutritonal value, and is made up mostly of water. Pretty much a filler.

That can speak volumes on myself if I really want to think about it.

Where'd that noose go?

Comment by Deorre

March 8th 2007 21:43

Stress Alive
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I love celery, all hydrating and cruchy and green and long. Celery is cool.

Comment by Lilla

March 9th 2007 01:55

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Hi Deorre,

..grerat post, great comments... for my part, after much consideration, I'd have to probably be a Lychee (or Avocado...) (oops, aren't they both fruit anyway?)..

Lilla~

Comment by Lilla

March 9th 2007 02:01

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LMAO ... Wicked, Cibby, thanks... I've bookmarked Mr Russell for "Blue Days"... he is sensational...

Comment by Nina

March 9th 2007 05:47

I would be an apricot - I don't know why...

Comment by Deorre

March 9th 2007 13:15

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A lychee, Lilla? Well, that is novel. Or an aocado. Something about the pit inside may suggest an inner strength that is hidden. Hmmm...

Comment by Deorre

March 9th 2007 13:17

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Tart and fleshy, them apricots. And also with the hard pit inside. Perhaps a gestation of ideas.

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