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What Matrix Persona Are You?


You are Neo, from "The Matrix." You display a perfect fusion of heroism and compassion.
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Cause and effect, my dear?

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  1. Ahhaa, Neo you say! I think it is a very good combo. But I am now more confused- if you are a perfect combination of compassion and heroism, why do gals want to strangle you huh?! :p

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  2. I got the same result. I should think it's fixed or that we're extraordinary similar :p

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  3. I feel the results are nothing like what we really are !!... anyways I got Morpheus.-Ms NMA

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  4. Hari's comment reminds me of railway-station weight machines (which is where we also get introduced to "fortune on the fly", oops "on the wheels" :-)). So, these results will always have to be taken with a pinch of NaCl :-).

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  5. Life lover, why did the Frenchman's wife want to kiss Neo? :D You'll need first-hand experience to understand the answer to your question :)

    Hari, it is not fixed --- I tried a random combo and got the Frenchman. About being extraordinarily linked, tell me: did you go to the Kumbh Mela sometime? :D

    Miss NMA, you know, you have to be extremely gullible to believe these results --- it is just what we call time-pass :) So, Morpheus, any prophet you know who lied around you? :)

    Thennavan, not just a pinch, take it with a grand bucketful of that! Of course, if you get Neo, you must swear that the quiz is the best one could ever make!

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  6. Hmm guess what I am? Persephone...now if only I could remember who she was. lol. The description is pretty intense though, so mayhaps works for me.

    s-k-y

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  7. Sky, Mu hahahhaahahahaha......
    wait till Trinity hears about this!! Ten thousand thundering typhoons ---- the next time you meet me on IM you'll have it!! Just to get you started, check this link about Persephone

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  8. cant believe...

    i got Neo...

    now i am sure that we have many things common...

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