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Have you taken tests that proved things aren't as they appear?

While taking undergraduate courses for my masters, I was 43 years old, taking classes with college freshmen.

One teacher had us take a test to find how prone to risk-taking we were.

The man sitting at the desk next to me, covered in biker tatoos, wearing a black leather jacket, scored the lowest in the class.

Whereas, I the little old lady of the class, scored the highest. The teacher was puzzled by my test results, since I looked so normal sitting there.

birdingnut 8 Mar 18
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All my life I've heard "watch out for the librarian because she's the wildest", which also goes to show "you can never judge a book by its cover."

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I went into hospital when I was younger and the surgeon or doctor told me the thing I thought was a pimple on my chest was a third nipple and I was devistated. not anymore because its apparently quite common and I don't care. in fact I show people if the question arises.

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You sound like a person I would like to know. As a mature adult, from my late 20s onward, I was always a risk-taker. Being arisk-taker certainly makes life richer, with some real highs and lows.

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