You Are an Indian



It's likely that you spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid.
You feel comfortable and at peace in nature. You identify with Native Americans.

You are a truly helpful and giving person. You like to lend a hand.
And while you do your best to do the right thing, people haven't always been kind back to you.

Are You a Pilgrim or an Indian?

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You Are an Indian



It's likely that you spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid.
You feel comfortable and at peace in nature. You identify with Native Americans.

You are a truly helpful and giving person. You like to lend a hand.
And while you do your best to do the right thing, people haven't always been kind back to you.

I dunno, Leia. I understand Pilgrims wore black and other "drab" colors, but I'm thinking your outfit today isn't gonna be appreciated when you get to Plymouth in 1622.

N~

Quote from: Nichole on November 27, 2008, 02:25:12 PM
I dunno, Leia. I understand Pilgrims wore black and other "drab" colors, but I'm thinking your outfit today isn't gonna be appreciated when you get to Plymouth in 1622.

N~

LOL!

Oh they wouldn't know what to do with me, at all. I'd be the Heathen Pilgrim Girl raising all kinds of hell.

*giggles*

By the time I was done injecting my particular brand of sweetness into proceedings, they'd be practically doing front crawl across the Atlantic in a bid to escape.

I hate to disappoint you, darling, but I think they had ways of dealing with recalcitrant women you prolly wouldn't care for at all.

Nothing can be nastier than a "true believer."

Nichole

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You Are an Indian

It's likely that you spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid.
You feel comfortable and at peace in nature. You identify with Native Americans.

You are a truly helpful and giving person. You like to lend a hand.
And while you do your best to do the right thing, people haven't always been kind back to you.

This question bothers me 'Are you concerned with society's lack of morality and its effect on children?" Whose morality? Mine or the Arses.

And damn straight I am a Native American.

Are You a Pilgrim or an Indian?
You Are an Indian
It's likely that you spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid.
You feel comfortable and at peace in nature. You identify with Native Americans.

You are a truly helpful and giving person. You like to lend a hand.
And while you do your best to do the right thing, people haven't always been kind back to you.


Have it in me and always appreciated the culture

QuoteYou Are an Indian



It's likely that you spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid.
You feel comfortable and at peace in nature. You identify with Native Americans.

You are a truly helpful and giving person. You like to lend a hand.
And while you do your best to do the right thing, people haven't always been kind back to you.

You Are a Pilgrim



Like the pilgrims, you've felt persecuted for your beliefs from time to time.
You have a strong sense of right and wrong. Your morality sometimes makes you feel out of step with the modern world.

You may not go as far as moving across the world, but you still identify with the pilgrims.
Well, except for the whole stealing land and killing Indians thing.

Are You a Pilgrim or an Indian?

What? Really? But I don't even like the Pilgrims! Oh, well... I'll just run off and live with the Indians. 

You Are an Indian



It's likely that you spent a lot of time outdoors as a kid.
You feel comfortable and at peace in nature. You identify with Native Americans.

You are a truly helpful and giving person. You like to lend a hand.
And while you do your best to do the right thing, people haven't always been kind back to you.

Are You a Pilgrim or an Indian?

You Are a Pilgrim





"Like the pilgrims, you've felt persecuted for your beliefs from time to time.
You have a strong sense of right and wrong. Your morality sometimes makes you feel out of step with the modern world.

You may not go as far as moving across the world, but you still identify with the pilgrims.
Well, except for the whole stealing land and killing Indians thing."

I am truly shocked and distraught!  I felt sure that I would be an Indian.  I love nature and even responded that I could live off the land if I had to.  (I've never had to but I did read Don't Die in the Bundu and a couple of other survival guides, and I've watched some Ray Mears programmes [I'm not a Bear Grylls fan - I think he'd survive by eating me].)

Are You a Pilgrim or an Indian?

"You are a turkey." 

Well, crap.