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Created on 2006-04-26 00:36:22 (#10111392), last updated 2007-07-02

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Name:	jcdenton2000
Birthdate:	1979
Location:	Independence, Missouri, United States

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I finally decided to get a Hugs Meter going. I figured since all my friends on LJ have them (and you're all cool), I just had to have one, too! :)

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So, I decided to add what Lord of the Rings character I would be...

Legolas Greenleaf

If I were a character in The Lord of the Rings, I would be Legolas, Elf, a son of the King of Mirkwood.

In the movie, I am played by Orlando Bloom.

Who would you be?
Zovakware Lord of the Rings Test with Perseus Web Survey Software

I found this on www.letsrun.com, inside their message boards, so I thought I'd post it here. It is one of those "Who would you be if" things, and this one is for runners - which great runner would you be.

Jim Ryun
You scored 60
Kick, 56 Toughness, 50 Endurance, and 53 Pain Tolerance!

The first high school runner to break 4 minutes in the one-mile
run,
Jim Ryun had yet to graduate from East High School in Wichita, Kans.,
when he made his first Olympic team in 1964. A year later, he set the
American record of 3:55, beating Olympic champion Peter Snell of New
Zealand. While at the University of Kansas, he became world record
holder in the 800 yards and one-mile run at age 19 and gained the 1500m
record the following year. In all, Ryun set six world records and held
the world mile record for nine years and U.S. mile record for 14 years.
He won three National AAU one-mile titles and five national collegiate
titles, four of them indoors. In 1967, he received the Sullivan Award
as
the nation's top amateur athlete. Although ill with mononucleosis in
1968, he made the Olympic team and fought off the rarefied air of
Mexico
City to take the silver medal in the 1500. He retired in 1969 but came
back in 1971 and a year later, qualified for the Olympic team at 1500
meters. However, a fall at Munich ended his medal hopes. He turned
professional in 1973 and later went into politics, becoming a U.S.
Representative from Kansas.

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My test tracked 4 variables How you
compared
to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 99% on
Kick

You scored higher than 99% on
Toughness

You scored higher than 99% on
Endurance

You scored higher than 99% on Pain
Tolerance