I'd say I'm much like Bart.
How about you?
I'd say I'm much like Bart.
How about you?
I am most like Dolph. I like to vandalz things and smoke and steal and draw cartoons and play bass guitar. I also am like Selma and Patty but I am not a woman but I smoke alot and they are my favorte charcherts.
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Being that it is a piece of fiction, while the characters are pretty deep, they are also archetypes of sorts. Mr. Burns is the greedy evil man, Bart is the anarchist, Homer is the hapless father figure who somehow is lucky enough to get by, Marge is the doting, old-fashioned mother figure, Lisa is intelligent, yet smarmy and holier-than-thou. I think it's a lot harder to say that you are exactly like one character, unless you truly are. They all have aspects from people that we know in real life.
Actually, Survivor is a better microcosm for society, because they were really careful of who they chose to participate in their show. IE: Gervase, the resident slacker; Elisabeth/Colleen, America's Sweetheard/Girl Next Door; Richard, resident schemer; etc. But lest this gets out of topic, I'll end it there.
Hence, I borro aspects from:
Comic Book Guy - I read a lot of comic books and could a lot of trivia questions about comic books, films, and cartoons.
Ranier Wolfcastle - I hit the gym a lot.
Lisa - I have a really bad habit of correcting people's grammar.
That Pimply Faced Guy Who You See Everywhere - I always ask approval from a supervisor before proceeding ("I'll have to ask the manager!").
Millhouse - I got really bad eyesight.
Peace, Vince Yim
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Cross between Homer and the professor.
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I hate to admit it.
But I'm probably like Lisa,
or the squeaky voiced teen.
"My god I'm Greasy"
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I'm probably 90% Frink. I love science, especially big dangerous looking experiments. I don't even read novels anymore, I habitually read science books (the best of which was, hands down, Carl Sagan's Cosmos). I even own two very nice lab coats, one for actual work and one that I covered in fake blood and burn marks (that's my mad scientist coat, purely for show).
The other 10 % is a bunch of people, including Milhouse, Lisa, Bart, and Apu.