The Etiquette Test

[Nilly_Chipples]

I am sooooo afraid of how this will turn out . LOL


Take the Test (http://www.queendom.com/tests/minitests/fx/etiquette.html)

[Nilly_Chipples]

ummm this may help ....can ya read it now ??? :P



What does your score mean?
While you're certainly not the Queen Mother, you do manage to follow society's rules of decorum - when it suits you. You know that etiquette exists to provide guidelines, but that nothing is set in stone. The rules of decorum, after all, evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you have to simply throw them out the window. You bend - and sometimes break - the rules depending on the situation. You may, for example, give in to the occasional urge to snoop in a host's medicine cabinet or sneak into the express line with 15 items when you're in a hurry. While none of these social faux pas are too horribly offensive, be sure not to push the envelope too far. Some rules are not meant to be broken!

[yousuf]

Done this honestly

Were you, by any chance, raised in a barn? You could certainly use a crash course in courtesy! Either you truly don't realize how rude your behavior is (and, in some cases, obnoxious), or you just don't give a rat's behind. Whatever the case, it's likely that you are offending others with your ignorance - or blatant disregard - of basic social etiquette. While some of the situations on this test (peeing your pants at the opera) were a bit severe, others (like snooping in someone's bathroom cabinet) left more room for error. (We all give in to temptation from time to time, even if it's not so nice...) If you scored this low, however, you probably gave the wrong answer to at least a few of the "unacceptable" questions. Maybe you should read some Ann Landers before people realize how uncouth you are and run for the hills.

haha L0L

[yousuf]

then i done one just for laughs and got this

Your Score=100

Are you, by any chance, a member of the Royal Family? You've got impeccable manners, and a standard of decorum high above that of the average Joe-blow. You wouldn't dream of behaving in a way that may offend or disgust others, and nearly always put decent social conduct above your own discomfort. This is a gift that certainly gives you the advantage in many situations - no one would hesitate to bring you home to meet the parents, for example. One warning though; the rules of decorum evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you can simply throw them out the window. No one expects you, for example, to buy your low-down ex a lavish wedding present. You have every right to be proud of your super-polite behavior, but don't get so hung up on etiquette that others take advantage of your good intentions.

[c0lin]

While you're certainly not the Queen Mother, you do manage to follow society's rules of decorum - when it suits you. You know that etiquette exists to provide guidelines, but that nothing is set in stone. The rules of decorum, after all, evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you have to simply throw them out the window. You bend - and sometimes break - the rules depending on the situation. You may, for example, give in to the occasional urge to snoop in a host's medicine cabinet or sneak into the express line with 15 items when you're in a hurry. While none of these social faux pas are too horribly offensive, be sure not to push the envelope too far. Some rules are not meant to be broken!

[philgorp]

45) got the same score and messsage as lil AMB

[Nilly_Chipples]

told ya guys I was scared LMAO.

[taddzilla]

Your Score=60

While you're certainly not the Queen Mother, you do manage to follow society's rules of decorum - when it suits you. You know that etiquette exists to provide guidelines, but that nothing is set in stone. The rules of decorum, after all, evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you have to simply throw them out the window. You bend - and sometimes break - the rules depending on the situation. You may, for example, give in to the occasional urge to snoop in a host's medicine cabinet or sneak into the express line with 15 items when you're in a hurry. While none of these social faux pas are too horribly offensive, be sure not to push the envelope too far. Some rules are not meant to be broken!

[DreamCaster]

Are you, by any chance, a member of the Royal Family? You've got impeccable manners, and a standard of decorum high above that of the average Joe-blow. You wouldn't dream of behaving in a way that may offend or disgust others, and nearly always put decent social conduct above your own discomfort. This is a gift that certainly gives you the advantage in many situations - no one would hesitate to bring you home to meet the parents, for example. One warning though; the rules of decorum evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you can simply throw them out the window. No one expects you, for example, to buy your low-down ex a lavish wedding present. You have every right to be proud of your super-polite behavior, but don't get so hung up on etiquette that others take advantage of your good intentions.
:angel

[fluffyfluff1]

Wow lots of royalty around here :D And may I add in my defense......my mother is a Martha Stewart type and etiquitte was pounded into us kids, even sent us to table manners classes. Hahahaha

What does your score mean?
Are you, by any chance, a member of the Royal Family? You've got impeccable manners, and a standard of decorum high above that of the average Joe-blow. You wouldn't dream of behaving in a way that may offend or disgust others, and nearly always put decent social conduct above your own discomfort. This is a gift that certainly gives you the advantage in many situations - no one would hesitate to bring you home to meet the parents, for example. One warning though; the rules of decorum evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you can simply throw them out the window. No one expects you, for example, to buy your low-down ex a lavish wedding present. You have every right to be proud of your super-polite behavior, but don't get so hung up on etiquette that others take advantage of your good intentions.

[Cassavus]

I scare myself sometimes....

What does your score mean?
Are you, by any chance, a member of the Royal Family? You've got impeccable manners, and a standard of decorum high above that of the average Joe-blow. You wouldn't dream of behaving in a way that may offend or disgust others, and nearly always put decent social conduct above your own discomfort. This is a gift that certainly gives you the advantage in many situations - no one would hesitate to bring you home to meet the parents, for example. One warning though; the rules of decorum evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you can simply throw them out the window. No one expects you, for example, to buy your low-down ex a lavish wedding present. You have every right to be proud of your super-polite behavior, but don't get so hung up on etiquette that others take advantage of your good intentions.

[Nilly_Chipples]

that's horrible LMAO, Cass has betters mannners than I do pfffftt musta been the 'have you ever hung up on a family member or would you let someone go into a stall you know has no tp' hehe he he

[Carrie]

Results of "The Test"
How polite are you?

Your score = 70






What does your score mean?
Are you, by any chance, a member of the Royal Family? You've got impeccable manners, and a standard of decorum high above that of the average Joe-blow. You wouldn't dream of behaving in a way that may offend or disgust others, and nearly always put decent social conduct above your own discomfort. This is a gift that certainly gives you the advantage in many situations - no one would hesitate to bring you home to meet the parents, for example. One warning though; the rules of decorum evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you can simply throw them out the window. No one expects you, for example, to buy your low-down ex a lavish wedding present. You have every right to be proud of your super-polite behavior, but don't get so hung up on etiquette that others take advantage of your good intentions.

[Nilly_Chipples]

Originally posted by lil_amb
that's horrible LMAO, Cass has betters mannners than I do pfffftt musta been the 'have you ever hung up on a family member or would you let someone go into a stall you know has no tp' hehe he he




ummmm I hung up on a family member yesterday and then her boyfriend as well,,,,,,only because he had slashed my mothers tires about 10 minutes b4 that!I think that was a good enough reason.:dontknow:

[Cassavus]

yea that's a good reason lil_amb...at least in my book! as for your previous comment...no i haven't hung up on a family member, nor would i let someone go into a stall that i knew had no tp. actually i think i've even told somebody not to use a certain stall once...anyways! lol!

[Nilly_Chipples]

I am just mean that way.... and it really would depend on what mood I was in or who the person was LMAO :D

[SkittlesGoddess]

Are you, by any chance, a member of the Royal Family? You've got impeccable manners, and a standard of decorum high above that of the average Joe-blow. You wouldn't dream of behaving in a way that may offend or disgust others, and nearly always put decent social conduct above your own discomfort. This is a gift that certainly gives you the advantage in many situations - no one would hesitate to bring you home to meet the parents, for example. One warning though; the rules of decorum evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you can simply throw them out the window. No one expects you, for example, to buy your low-down ex a lavish wedding present. You have every right to be proud of your super-polite behavior, but don't get so hung up on etiquette that others take advantage of your good intentions.

[Lazy Dog]

While you're certainly not the Queen Mother, you do manage to follow society's rules of decorum - when it suits you. You know that etiquette exists to provide guidelines, but that nothing is set in stone. The rules of decorum, after all, evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you have to simply throw them out the window. You bend - and sometimes break - the rules depending on the situation. You may, for example, give in to the occasional urge to snoop in a host's medicine cabinet or sneak into the express line with 15 items when you're in a hurry. While none of these social faux pas are too horribly offensive, be sure not to push the envelope too far. Some rules are not meant to be broken!

:rolleyes:

[Big Chris]

top little site. I scored 45. And I would let people go into an empty stall 'cause people have let me, now I check. tried some of the other tests to. turns out I'm a pretty decent guy:D:D:D

[Ph33r Viper]

I scored 80 out of 100

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

Your score = 65

While you're certainly not the Queen Mother, you do manage to follow society's rules of decorum - when it suits you. You know that etiquette exists to provide guidelines, but that nothing is set in stone. The rules of decorum, after all, evolve with time (how many men you know would lay their jacket across a mud puddle for a lady friend?) and sometimes you have to simply throw them out the window. You bend - and sometimes break - the rules depending on the situation. You may, for example, give in to the occasional urge to snoop in a host's medicine cabinet or sneak into the express line with 15 items when you're in a hurry. While none of these social faux pas are too horribly offensive, be sure not to push the envelope too far. Some rules are not meant to be broken!

[mathmission]

50 of 100. Ah well, better get back to sctaching myself while friends are around.