Corner of Bourbon &amp; Division

Sorry to hear about your aching brains. I hope you're feeling better soon.

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Nah, not bored. It's just hard to concentrate on anything "serious," but I haven't been able to go back to sleep, either. :P

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So, are you going to answer your own poll? Which Milne character are you most like?

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Hmm. Somewhere between Winnie and Rabbit, I think. Possibly a dash of Piglet. :)

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That's interesting. You'd think that a percussionist would have more Tigger in her. Yeah, I can see Rabbit in your personality. I think I can see Pooh, as well. I have to confess to a streak of Rabbit myself. I can be an irrascible asshole when I want to be and I'm motivated. Heh heh.

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I was tempted to say Tigger, because I *do* get bouncy and all sorts of excited about stuff, but my enthusiasms tend to be focussed and goal-driven. I resemble Rabbit a lot more in that when I *do* get enthusiastic about something I pursue it with a hell of a lot of determination and accidentally ignore people who get in my way. I'm also very fond of having Plans to do stuff.

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I know. I've seen that in what you write. That's admirably Rabbit. Heh heh, I wish I had more of Rabbit's drive and discipline and less of his irrascibility and propensity to jump to conclusions.

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Heh. You and me both. :D

I used to think Rabbit was misunderstood when I was little, and that things would turn out much better if people only followed his instructions properly. ;)

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I think I'm a cross between Owl and Christopher Robin, with a dash of Tigger.

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hermione-like.livejournal.com

I had a migraine earlier today too. Must be that kind of day. :/

As far as Pooh characters go, hmmm. I guess I'd say a toss-up between Pooh and Kanga? Maybe with a touch of Piglet thrown in. :)

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I always had Rabbit pushed at me, because I was born in the year of the rabbit. (And because, I suspect, my mother thought Rabbit's work ethic was something to be emulated.) And I must admit I rather like Rabbit. But I have to say the one I feel the most personal sympathy for is Eeyore. Thanks for noticing me.

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Eeyore is vastly underrated. I always liked him the best, along with Christopher Robin. :)

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Oh, so very much underrated. Owl may have had intelligence, but Eeyore always struck me as being the wise and considerate one. Also, patient.

I also can't help feeling that sometimes, when he seems to be at his most passive-agressive and gloomy, he's really gleefully poking fun at the others.

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I agree. Eeyore has his tongue planted firmly in his cheek most of the time, I think. Although, at the same time, I'm pretty sure he believes what he says.

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elanya.livejournal.com

Eeyore is so Goth ^-^

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elanya.livejournal.com

I wasn't sure, so I asked the internet, and it told me I am mostly Christopher Robbin, with a little Pooh and Roo.

Play Play Play!

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terredancer.livejournal.com

I think... *looks down at shirt* Eeyore, likely.

With occasional interludes of Tigger-ness and Piglet-ness.

Oh, I'm so weird. :)

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Very. I can think of no two characters so far removed from each other as Tigger and Eeyore.

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terredancer.livejournal.com

Yeah, I know. But I have my Tigger-ish moments.

Mind, they are very rare.

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Of course, one could always argue tha Tigger and Eeyore are opposite sides of the same bipolar coin...

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For some odd reason, I'm imagining the creatures of the Hundred Acre Wood playing "7th Sea". Eeyore's an Ussuran diplomat, and Tigger's a Castillian swordsman....

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