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2 comments:
Oh dear... I got 140!
Alas, you gentlemen have a bit of an advantage with this particular quiz - if y'all contribute to society, occasionally help with the housework, and refrain from picking your noses and "sucking your teeth" in public, y'all score pretty high (I checked out the men's version of the quiz, as you can tell.) Have you tried the women's version? Those of us who don't have any babies' noses to wipe, don't give a good damn if our stocking seams are straight, occasionally drop the F bomb, and are too busy working to be "feminine and perfumed at all times" are pretty much screwed in the 1930's wife department; I pulled a 76.
Here's my own brief version of the 1930's Wife Quiz:
"You do know how to whistle..don't you Sam?"
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