Here’s how I dress my South Park avatar. :p

What Kind of Troublemaker Are You?

Jonas, you’re an Entertaining Mischief-Maker
-Tickle

Fun at all costs. These are the words you live by. Are you in the running for class clown — always cracking jokes, pantsing classmates, or making scenes? Or are you more stealth with your jokes — anonymously making crank calls, planting fake vomit, and pulling fire alarms? Whatever your prank-pulling MO, it’s just a little harmless amusement you’re after. And if making a fool out of yourself or getting into trouble is the consequence, you’ll happily take it.

You’ve got a quick wit and spirited outlook on life that usually makes it hard for people not to forgive your playful and mischievous ways. Just be sure your jokes and pranks don’t wear out their welcome. That’s no fun at all.

I told myself to be a tame low-profile Cursor applicant. No cracking of jokes. No teasing. But it seems fun is my middle name so can’t help but to unleash the real Jonas in me. As days pass, I become interesting to the group. Out of fun, when I was to answer one of the council members’ question: ‘Who is your crush?’, I replied with her girlfriend’s name. (Hehe. You asked for it.) Last Talents Night, no one stopped me in making scenes. I sang with no notes hit and danced shaking my body a little (but obvious). Quoting ‘it’s just a little harmless amusement you’re after’ and ‘usually makes it hard for people not to forgive your playful and mischievous ways’. Ah, friends – I was not sure on the last incident. Or maybe that bunch of people is an exception. Oh well, they don’t know me either.

I am not known before (high school) as a clown or comedian. It is only in later college when all of my acts, including the creative stuffs, are click! At least, I’m quite sure I’m worthy of handling UP Parser’s Features and Fun section.

‘Basta. Peace tayong lahat.’

Who Were You in High School?

Jonas, you were a Crusader

- Tickle

From the campus-wide initiative on recycling to raising the wages of the cafeteria workers, you seem the type to always be willing to fight for your cause. Where your classmates saw vegetarian lunches and open-toed sandals, you saw revolution. Maybe your ideals were too radical to win the class presidency, but you always managed to create a following. And that’s a kind of conviction and charisma that’s never too far out of reach.

These days, even if you’re not running for political office or changing the world for the better of humanity, you can probably debate the worth of any cause that comes your way — even if it’s just to campaign for more vacation time at work. Your inner strength is an inspiration to everyone around you. So rally around the tie-dyed flag and take up whatever cause you’re into at the moment.

Ha?! Perhaps, the test result shows my other side. Yes, I’m a crusader in heart. I know there’s a no place here to complain but I want to voice that I can lead too more than I can prank. I may not look a leader material but what you see is only skin-deep.

Candidates were asked to choose what makes a leader: passion or experience. Let’s see. My choice will be the drive. You can learn also from new experiences, right?

As I’ve said. I’m not complaining here. I’m not wanting for higher positions. I’m actually holding several responsibilities from different organizations. And that is enough. (Of course, it is enough. After I got sick last task-after-task week, will I ask for more pain?)I just don’t want an ‘overlook’ that happened years ago to take place and for the whole body to feel regret again.

South Park Image from Das Planearium