What's Your Medieval Profession?

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08 Feb 2009, 11:17 am

cartographer, but I think I would make a better at alchemy. Given a time machine I would go back a few 100 years and then take advantage of modern knowlege and be the best in my profession.

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08 Feb 2009, 10:26 pm

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I wanna be a Rockstar, albeit one with integrity, not one of those other fake people who act like jerks just because they can. :roll:

My idea of integrity also includes not going out of your way not to be a jerk just because you can. Don't be afraid to be a jerk sometimes if that's in you.

But if your kind of integrity is important to you, you'll never get anywhere.

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08 Feb 2009, 10:51 pm

I'm a Playwright too! Like William Shakespeare.
What's really funny is that my last name is Bard.

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08 Feb 2009, 11:57 pm

You Are a Playwright

You are a highly literate wordsmith. You love both reading and writing.
You are also a natural storyteller. You can turn a mediocre anecdote into a riveting tale.

You find people and all aspects of life fascinating. No topic is off limits for you.
In modern times, you would make a good filmmaker or novelist.

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09 Feb 2009, 12:06 am

You Are a Playwright

You are a highly literate wordsmith. You love both reading and writing.
You are also a natural storyteller. You can turn a mediocre anecdote into a riveting tale.

You find people and all aspects of life fascinating. No topic is off limits for you.
In modern times, you would make a good filmmaker or novelist.

What's Your Medieval Profession?

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09 Feb 2009, 1:05 pm

Apparently, I'd be a rat catcher.

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09 Feb 2009, 3:12 pm

Cartographer. Whoa... I am also in GIS (mapping) in real-life.

:nemo: I cried the first time I saw the Google Earth ocean satellite data last Friday. It is so beautiful. I get choked up thinking about it now.

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09 Feb 2009, 3:51 pm

What's Your Medieval Profession?
You Are a Cartographer

You have a wide range of knowledge and you're very detail oriented.
You have a photographic memory, and you remember places very well.

Like a middle ages cartographer, you're also very adventurous and curious about the world.
In modern times, you would make a good non-fiction writer or scientist.

Well, DUH! :roll:

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09 Feb 2009, 9:12 pm

You Are an Astrologer
You tend to be a fanciful, spiritual person with many interesting theories.
You are always trying to figure out how all the pieces of the world are connected.

You have a knack for predicting the future and reading people.
In modern times, you would make a good self help guru or a director of a non profit.

Hmmm... seeming to hit a new note compared to everyone else... But it kinda fits.

I'm always looking for links and Astrology was interesting when I was younger, but the being able to read people was a shock to me.

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09 Feb 2009, 9:16 pm

Playwright....

I wanna be a smith and forage tools of death and destruction from the fires of creation...

... I just want to make things in essence... Weps and armor in specific

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16 Mar 2009, 6:47 am

You Are a Cartographer

You have a wide range of knowledge and you're very detail oriented.
You have a photographic memory, and you remember places very well.

Like a middle ages cartographer, you're also very adventurous and curious about the world.
In modern times, you would make a good non-fiction writer or scientist.

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