Yeah, yeah, “Old Spice.” Har, har.
You Are Black Pepper |
You elevate the mood of any discussion, and people miss you when you’re not around. You are secretly very dominant and powerful. Most can only take you in small doses. |
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You Are Cilantro
The bad news is that there are some people who can’t stand you.
The good news is that most people love you more than anything else in the world.
You are distinct, unusual, fresh, and very controversial. And you wouldn’t have it any other way.
(And to some people, you taste kinda soapy)
You are Chayenne Pep
You are very over the top and a bit overwhelming.
You have a fiery personality, and you can give anyone a good jolt.
You can easily take things up a couple notches, no matter what crowd you’re running with.
I’m cayenne pepper too though coriander is my favourite herb/spice. maybe I didn’t get that one because I refuse to call it cilantro
How does “Chinese Parsley” work for you?
I’ll have to ask Mme Metro about Metro’s answer…
Your are Basil:
You are quite popular and loved by post people.
You have a mild temperament, but your style is definitely distinctive.
You are sweet, attractive, and you often smell good.
I’m not sure about the mild temperament, but otherwise it seems pretty accurate.
I’m Ginger. Shoot, I wanted to be Mary Ann.
I came out black pepper too. I was not all that happy with black pepper so I retook the quiz and still came out black pepper. Grrrr.
Yes, you’re black pepper. You just have to deal with it.
What are the deets on Ginger? 36-24-36, har, har.
Old Spice this morning, definately. Spose I should do the quiz, when my arthritis eases off..
Oops, I’m Cayenne Pepper:
You are very over the top and a bit overwhelming.
You have a fiery personality, and you can give anyone a good jolt.
You can easily take things up a couple notches, no matter what crowd you’re running with.
Best have my morning horlicks then and calm down a bit..
There you go. Cayenne in Horlicks? The Mexicans put it in chocolate…