Quizzes and other stuff

Okay, I have a few things for people to try out. So, If your reading this (Hellooooooooooo out there!) please try them out.
1) Mary-Sue Limitus test. http://www.katfeete.net/writing/marysue.html I think that this test will help many peoples OC's. Seriously, If you write and have characters that you came up with, Do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

2) Left brain/Right brain tests. http://www.thedenverchannel.com/health/14360333/detail.html
http://www.web-us.com/brain/braindominance.htm http://www.intelliscript.net/test_area/questionnaire/questionnaire.cgi?q=right_brain_left_brain_2
Seriously, do them, too!
Do all the quizzes and tell me what you got. Please!

Also, I have discovered something. On booksie http://www.booksie.com/Bridget_Harrison people are very superficial. Everyone just wants people to read their stuff, so they just go to random people and say that their stuff is great when its not. They then mention their work and ask people to go to it. No one actually gives reviews without wanting something in return! Its stupid! A typical response to a very plagiarised story where all the characters are Mary-Sue's and its just...bad!!

"This is good.
Oh, By the way, have you seen my poem entitled 'Story of a broken heart...'
Its really good! Your review would be greatly appreciated. Please come see it! Its about a girl with a broken heart. It so deep and emotional!!"

Its so annoying and fake!
It has inspired me to stop giving (Almost) only praise reviews. I usually do this because 1) I like the story or whatever but don't want to insult the person by pointing out their mistakes.
2) Because I can't find anything wrong with it
3) Because I don't want to upset people.
4) If its bad, I don't usually review it.
But, Booksie has made me re-think this. Now I will give good (I hope) reviews. As in, saying what was good and what was bad. Constructive criticism. What do you think?

Oh, I designed some earrings! Impossible to make, but I want them!!!!!!!! I will post the drawing on devaintart sometime soon...
I'll tell you when I do.

-Love Bridget :)