Silly memery

[altivo]

You have a 45% chance of going to hell!

Don't assume that you're in the clear just because you have more good than evil inside you. At any moment the evil could take over. Stay on the path to righteousness and let go of your evil ways.

www.thehellquiz.com

Note: If you want to try this, be prepared for a pile of inefficient flash, followed by the need to reject a lot of scam offers before you get results. You will have to give them a real e-mail address. You can fake the rest, but it has to look believable (i.e., 999-999-9999 for phone number won't work.)

Comments

[dakhun.livejournal.com]

Man, anyone who actually fills in all the forms after the meme with real information has a 100% chance of going to e-mail and cell phone spam hell.

[altivo.livejournal.com]

Yeah. I gave them false information on every one of them, in case they were reading it even when you clicked "Skip".

[schnee.livejournal.com]

Hmm, I'm not sure you need to give them an actual email address - they seem to be filtering certain swear words etc. from all the fields, including the email address, but other than that, you can get away with a made-up one - they don't actually verify it.

(Outside of that, curiously enough, they also filter certain words etc. from your name, address etc.; I say "curiously" because naturally, this only means that in my case at least, instead of an obviously fake entry, they ended up with a genuine-looking one that will be much more difficult to filter out and that'll be much more likely to pollute their database. Oh well - not my problem.)

60%, BTW.

[deffox]

Those are the kinds of memes one has to fill out when already in hell. The author already has a job ready for him down there when he kicks the bucket.

Enter a phone number for a $9.99/month subscription? And ask multiple times?