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English. Catholic. Conservative. And not at all sorry.
Adventures in Albion
English. Catholic. Conservative. And not at all sorry.
Weep weep, O Walsingham
Weep, weep O Walsingam, Whose dayes are nightes,
Blessings turned to blasphemies, Holy deedes to dispites.
Sinne is where our Ladye sate, Heaven turned is to helle;
Sathan sitte where our Lord did swaye,
Walsingam, oh, farewell!
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12 comments:
Melancholic major, sanguine minor.
My guess is that you are a choleric major, melancholic minor. Right?
Ya got me pegged bye.
Funny: I came up today with Choleric maior and sanguine minor.
Must be the weather. Or maybe St. Philip's dictum of cheerfulness is starting to sink in.
That was easy: I'm married to another C-m. Never a dull moment. :-)
Well ... female choleric-melancholics are so temperamental they're going to get a different answer every time. You're still C-m.
M/C with S in close pursuit.
Mind you I got no-appeal final notice yesterday: that probably adjusted the results a bit.
Sorry to hear that Andrew,
Must be a sign from God to do some new thing.
"M/C with S in close pursuit."
Perfection, if you ask me.
At this exact moment, jeff, that's a jolly nice thing to say... thx.
Melancholic major, phlegmatic minor. What else is new? I suppose the minor could easily change, though. The SSPX used to sell a pamphlet on the temperaments and spiritual direction. Maybe still do.
Father,
I'm with ye. Here's my breakdown:
Melancholy 43%
Phlegmatic 25%
Sanguine 23%
Choleric 10%
The Melancholy Phlegmatic combo means that we're smart enough to do anything, but too sad and unmotivated to accomplish it, right?
I find that the fact that Sanguine takes a close third place is amusingly contradictory. I think I have multiple personality disorder...
Sanguine-choleric. Phlegmatic and melancholy tied for third at 15%, probably would be even lower if I were not in poor health.
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