HOW SICILIAN ARE YOU?
Correct answers on the post I'm about to put below.
Hat tip: A Young Conservative
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16 comments:
I'm 62% Sicilian! I didn't look at the answers...well, that's pretty obvious without saying! But it is a pretty good score!
I am 93% Sicilian....what a shock that was...but a good shock at that!!!
Well done, Lee and Anne!
I'm 68% Sicilian! Must have picked up quite a lot from your posts!
Threw me with the 'created by P.E.' bit! Had to go back and check the name of your blog.
Good score, Liz. When I first started blogging I was shy about using my real name - I don't know why; I just didn't know what to expect. But a lot of people out there now know me as Pat as well so I used my own name when I signed into gotoquiz.
I'm 53% Sicilian.
Well done, Steve! Are you coming over in Feb/March??
By birth, I am 75% siciliana; after taking the quiz, I moved up to 87%! Il mio cuore vive in sicilia, un giorni anche io!
I love your site and one day hope to live there too!
Ciao, Rosa
Rosa, thank you and lovely to meet you. Ci vediamo in Sicilia!
I am 42%, and I only got that much because I read your blog!
Really, I am a southern Californian PRETENDING to be a Sicilian. Heh!
Bonnie, that's a good score and I like Southern Californian Sicilians!
I have been Sicilian for a millenium, and according to your survey I am 35% Sicilian.
I don't think you know us at all.
Perhaps we should have dinner.
- Leone Rampante
Dinner
I left you no way to contact me. Diaceto@hotmail.it
My family arrived here with Roger. Our tombs are in Troina, Nicosia and Palermo.
I am 50 something. Went to school in Africa, University in England.
Life is good.
Share a moment of it with me.
Leone/nonmiricordo, nice to meet you. Sorry about the quiz! - It was made up to be light-hearted and with affection. I wonder how much we can ever truly know the people of another culture? I would like to get to know you a bit via email before meeting but thank you. I will write to you.
Grazie Signiora,
I am not offended. I only tried to bring a smile to your lips.
I am flattered and grateful that you enjoy Sicily.
I welcome you.
Lei è molto gentile, signore. Grazie.
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