You have to take this quiz if you like 80′s music – what a fun way to waste some time. (Not that I am wasting time – I am writing. Really.) Thanks to Julie, who did better than I did. But I was close with a score of 126.5. Go forth. Procrastinate. And then you too will have some of the lyrics playing over and over in your head.
If you liked that, continue on and find out if You’re an Eighties Child. Go on – I dare you to tell me you didn’t wear leg warmers like Jennifer Beals in Flashdance. Besides, you might learn interesting information, like what Axel Rose’s name is an anagram of.
Steph T.
I don’t even have to take the test. This might apply to my kids but not me. Okay, now I feel OLD!
Thanks, Steph. I needed this – NOT! :grr:
On a more serious note. Glad you stopped by and responded to my headbanging blog. Hope your week gets better. Had a crit mtg today and CP loved, loved, loved my hero, Mason, so I’m stoked – at least for today. :biggrin:
Hey, I got 107.25 and only had to get help from my son for half, hehehe. :bravo:
I’ve taken that test, and I refuse to post my score. Let’s just say I rocked with the hair band questions, but totally tanked on the pop. No big surprise there.
And according to that other thing, it seems I’m only partially an 80′s child. “Wax on, wax off” and “Brat Pack”…I’m there. But New Kids on the Block? Not quite. My big 80′s crush was Steve Perry of Journey and Tommy Shaw of Styx.
Oh my. Am I EVER an 80′s chick. In some ways, I’m fortunate that my mother controlled my income and kept me from some serious fashion mistakes. I wanted to be Madonna.
Carol – thank God for CP’s, right? I’m hoping I can actually get writing again today.
Alison – should I feel guilty I had you taking a long-assed quiz when you’re on deadline (strangely, I don’t – I like pulling people into my procrastination:wink:)
Ah Lynn – Journey & Styx – I think I wore those albums out. *sighs* I can still picture the covers…
Michelle – didja have the black bracelets & the gloves with no fingers? (I’ll NEVER admit to the gloves)
I LOVED my legwarmers. Still wear them on cold nights, much to my teenagers horror. :happy:
No, I didn’t wear the leg-warmers.
But I wore the ripped t-shirts. I’d cut off the neck line, so they’d drop off my shoulder. 
Jill & Silma are bringing back such memories.
Silma – I did that with sweatshirts and wore them inside out. :biggrin: