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Who is your Alert In Case Of Emergency person? 

My brother, the Juke Box Hero.

What are your deal breakers in a relationship?

1. Don't cheat. Just don't.

2. If I am not a high priority for you, then you might as well hit the road.

3. Trust me. If you don't, then we've got problems.

Audio: Share a favorite song or album from your least favorite genre.

FutureSex / LoveSounds

Justin Timberlake

I am not an R&B fan. I don't like Top 40 music. High falsetto voices make me want to gouge away at my ear drums.

However, I do believe, that Mr. Timberlake, really did bring sexy back.

My neighbor Jenny always finds the neatest things. And then I have to check them out. Apparently, the quiz couldn't figure out what form of poetry I was, proving once again that I have some sort of split personality.

Found this via Jenny, and thought I'd give it a whirl. Kind of a hard quiz to take, when you're still bitter about your last relationship, but whatever.

The Five Love Languages

My primary love language is probably
Physical Touch
with a secondary love language being
Quality Time.

Complete set of results

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Unhappiness in relationships, according to Dr. Gary Chapman, is often due to the fact that we speak different love languages. Sometimes we don't understand our partner's requirements, or even our own. We all have a "love tank" that needs to be filled in order for us to express love to others, but there are different means by which our tank can be filled, and there are different ways that we can express love to others.

Take the quiz

Audio: Show us your favorite movie soundtrack. 

Boogie Nights: Music From The Original Motion Picture

Various Artists

Which band or artist which is no longer performing or alive would you have loved to have seen?

Nirvana. The Doors. Soundgarden. Janis. Johnny Cash. Black Flag. The Odds. Bob Marley. James Brown.

And hundreds more. I feel no need to go on.

Audio: Show us the most embarrassing album in your collection.

As a rule, I never let myself feel embarrassed by any of the music I have purchased or been given in my lifetime.Sure, there are some CD's that I regretted buying, but those were pawned off in tough financial times. My tape collection has some pretty corny cassettes in it, but I have to remember that when most of those were purchased, I was under the age of twelve. My record collection however, kicks royal ass, and nothing in it is embarrassing to me, except for the fact that I don't own a record player anymore, but I have faith that one day, I will find another one in mint condition, with an 8-track and casette adaptor to boot.

But, I guess the challenge was to show you my most embarrassing album, so here are a few that I will never listen to again, unless a night of reminiscing and laughing is in order.

Cocktail (1988 Film)

Please Hammer, Don't Hurt 'Em

Poison

Bargainville

C.M.B.

Some Gave All

Tell us about a lesson you had to learn the hard way.

This would be an easier question to answer, if I ever truly learned a lesson from the tough things in life. I never do. I know that I make the same mistakes over and over again, and I know that I can change, that I don't have to do these things time and time again, but I do. I probably always will.

I know I should stop travelling without enough money in the bank, but if something comes up, and I want to go away, I'll just go, and pay for all the repercussions when I get back. And kick myself in the ass for it, and live off of bread and butter and pawn my posessions, until I'm financially back on track.

I will make myself available to men who I have a great time with, and adore, even though I know for a fact that they don't want much from me, and will kick me to the curb when the going gets rough, or someone who is less complicated comes along. I will never choose someone who likes me just the way I am, and is mentally stable.

I will complain about my weight, and how I don't like how I look, but I'll still drink beer and eat chips like a champ.

And so on.

Sure, lessons have been learned in my life, but I just don't put them into action.