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Visionary, revolutionary, vigilante – these descriptions all fit you well. You are thoroughly disgusted with society and humanity as a whole, and you have several rather diabolical plans to reshape it to fit your designs. You’re probably a loner, and most people think you’re crazy. That’s just because they don’t understand, though, and you’ll show them someday anyway. Heh heh heh. You are known to become very passionate about many causes, have torrid love affairs, and be seen as a either a demagogue or a hero to the proletariat masses.

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February 4th, 2005 | english, mlf, quiz, test | english

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• Darkest Before Dawn - So am I

  February 5th, 2005 at 9:43

  proletariat masses. Be cool! Take the What Do You Want Out Of Life? Quiz Gacked from Morgaine LeFaye    Leave a Comment [...]

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