Your Score: Hot Tamale

You have an intellectual sexiness factor of 69!

You're hot! You've read a lot. You've done a lot, and there's a lot you'd like to try in the future. You've got a sharp, sexy mind, and few inhibitions to restrain you from exploring all the pleasure you can get. You have few hang-ups, and there's not much you don't know about sex. You're open-minded and able to enjoy things that would make a lesser person squeamish.

You're an exceptional treat as a lover, appreciated greatly by those who know the differnce. You were probably bored with a few of the people you've been with in your past, feeling like you had to drag them along with you in the sexual adventures you want to have, and probably dumping them for the same reason. It takes a lot to stimulate you; you realize it's not just about bumping uglies. In the end there's gotta be a lot more to it.

Still, there is always room for improvement. Before you can graduate into a true sexual genius, there are a few things you've got to learn, to explore, to think through, talk through, and fuck through. A good place to start is in taking a look at the few things you're still a little hesitant to try. Break down you're last few barriers and discover the outer sexual frontiers, and you'll become a master.

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I refuse to take the "which LOTR man is meant for you" because the grammar is so atrocious. *winces*

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Virginia Woolf: Orlando. You are a challenge, for outer events, the outside world, the time etc. play no importance to you. Your focus is in writing, in gender issues, and inside your own head. Self-analysis and exploration of yourself as well as the outer world hold great importance to you.
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And now a new one, which is how the game is played, as I recall.

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*laughs* Yes, I'm not so much into pain.

I'll make a note of that.

Brilliant. As long as you're making notes about me, I'm also allergic to synthetics, my shoes size is 11 and I like muffins for breakfast.

Got it. No polyester. I'm gonna have to start an "important things I've learned about Ianto" file pretty soon.

Size 11? Impressive.

It goes along with being over six feet tall. If I had smaller feet I'd probably fall over a lot.

Good point. Can't have you falling over all the time. You'd spill your coffee.

And that would just be tragic.

That would make you the Macbeth of TIC. Or maybe the Hamlet.

More like Lady Macbeth: "Out, out, damned spot!"

*snort*

Note to self: no drinking coffee while reading Ianto's comments.

Second not to self: find a way to explain coffee-soaked keyboard to McKay when asking for replacement.

*is not grinning triumphantly right now, nope, not at all*

While you're over there feeling smug, the least you could do is help me devise a plausible cover story. McKay is very protective of his computers.

And the truth is right out, is it? You can't just say, "I laughed"?

Then he'll want to know what I was laughing at, and next thing you know, he refuses to replace the keyboard because I was using it for "personal entertainment" during work hours.

He's petty like that.

Hm . . . how about you were startled during an information exchange with a like-minded scientist?

Sorry, I'm out of practice with bureaucrat-speak.

I think I'll probably just go with the generic "damaged in the line of duty." That usually works pretty well, and Shep's willing to back me up on it most of the time.

Apropos of nothing, whenever you say Shep I picture a big sheep dog in a Marines uniform.

"Damaged in the line of duty" sounds like an excellent plan.

That's...surprisingly accurate. He's friendly, hairy, loyal...he doesn't quite have the bulk to pull of sheep dog though.

It's gotten me through an awful lot of requisitions before.