My enemies will be SO surprised; this isn’t at all what they’ve been telling me.
You Should Walk the Tightrope |
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When you’re good at something, you like to show off your skills. You’re the type of person who would practice years to walk the tightrope. And you’d love the glory you’d get from walking it in front of a crowd. |
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A Puppeteer!
Sounds about right. As does yours.
That’s a good one!
I totes thought you would be a juggler of large, awkward objects, or things that are on fire. Or maybe that person who balances things on their chin.
Oh, and I also got Puppeteer.
Well, if you ask people, I’m the geek. It’s a circus term, and I certainly HAVE been known to swallow whatever’s put in front of me.
You’ve got the talent to go far in life, but you don’t really like to take risks.
You rather practice your well honed skills than put your life in danger.
You are agile and coordinated. You can work magic with your hands.
You truly mesmerize people. You don’t have to resort to cheap tricks and gimmicks.
Well I have been told I can work magic with my hands before but not in this context
Hallo R
@ Bill, Don’t encourage her!
I am also a tightrope walker – which would be good if I could even stand on the bottom rung of a ladder without getting vertigo!
Newmania, long time no see! Welcome back.
Archie, we are as of one mind.
I should juggle (I already do, anyway)
~m
You Should Fly on a Trapeze
Some people may call you a daredevil. Others would call you an adrenaline junkie.
But for you, it’s not about the risk – it’s all about the reward.
You crave freedom. And flying on a trapeze is the closest you’ll get to that freedom.
The rush of doing something humans weren’t born to do is amazing. And you’re willing to put your life in danger to experience it.
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Well, what you do for a living is pretty close!