Whats in a name?

[robinbloke]

Your first name of Robin has given you a practical, logical, analytical approach to life (Sorta, I'm also very scatterbrained at time)and a great deal of patience (usually). You enjoy working at anything of a mechanical or technical nature (I'd prefer artistic, but have little talent), and believe that what is worth doing is worth doing well (When I can concentrate on it). When you are interested in a project, you concentrate all your thoughts on it (For a while) and do not appreciate being interrupted (definately). This name creates a deliberate and methodical way of thinking and speaking (erm...); it takes you time to learn but, once you have mastered a subject, you do not forget it (Hahaha! I have a memory like a sieve). You are very systematic in all you do and do not like to see things out of order (I'd -like- them to be systematic, but am very disorganised); however, there is a tendency for you to be too fussy (And moody, and worry too much and...). There is a seriousness to your nature which could cause you to worry over your responsibilities (and life), especially when confronted with change and uncertainty (We fear change... well I do). You are overly fond of heavy foods such as meat, potatoes, breads and pastries and could suffer with stomach and intestinal disorders, constipation or boils. (Horah for unhealthy! And that that comes with it! Lard forever)

Scarily generically close...

Comments

[sherbetsaucers.livejournal.com]

Lard RULES!

[robinbloke.livejournal.com]

They're happy, because they eat lard.

[sherbetsaucers.livejournal.com]

I don't eat lard. :( So sad.

[jonnyargles.livejournal.com]

There's a party over here, there's a party over there, wave your hands in the air, shake your derriere!

[robinbloke.livejournal.com]

More obscure than I can reference...

Re:

[jonnyargles.livejournal.com]

Whoop; There it is!

BT advert with the West Indian family and the marriage? (Scottish)

[robinbloke.livejournal.com]

Ah yes, erm, wrong ad then doh; I meant the one with the curious ringing tune in the background, and no not the one by the Penguin Cafe Orchestra, more modern.
It's gone now anyway...

[jonnyargles.livejournal.com]

I remember a couple of years ago watching Sunset Beach at university. A BT advert came on; the one where they play a film of a man cutting someone's connection in reverse to the tune of 'Baby Come Back' by Pato Banton and UB40. Nothing odd about that, but the same advert was repeated at least seven times. I had the opening salvo stuck in my head for ages after that, and I think it's back.

Dum, dum, du-du-du dum, dum, dum, du-dum