Question: Whats Your Favorite Kind Of Ice Cream?
I get the same kind of ice cream almost every single time I go to DQ. I get vanilla ice cream mixed with the Mint Oreos and cookie dough chucks. Every once in awhile I'll throw in the banana cream pie flavor. I also always get the same kind of ice cream whenever I splurge and buy some Ben and Jerrys at the store, Cinnamon Buns. But when it comes straight down to plain ole ice cream, I always stick with traditional vanilla. Call me boring, I don't care. Back in the day, before chocolate made me sick all the time, I probably would have said chocolate. But now that I've been semi-successful in avoiding chocolate for 11 years now I just can't handle chocolate ice cream. The flavor just feels so intense for it being an ice cream flavor. Does that even make sense? Just follow along here, folks.
Some people say the flavor of ice cream you choose says a lot about your personality. Don't ask me which people say that because I don't know, I've just seen those little teeny bopper quizzes that say stuff like, "What does your favorite ice cream flavor say about you?". Oh I can't hold onto the suspense! What does my favorite flavor say about me!! Please tell me!
If you like the simpleness of vanilla, you are an impulsive risk taker.
You enjoy close family relationships, set high goals, and have high
expectations for yourself. (Find yours here).
Sounds semi right. I do enjoy close family relationships, yes. I do set high goals and have high expectations for myself, yes. Impulsive risk taker? Hahaha, um, no. You are talking about the girl who makes pro/con lists for any decision thats even halfway important in her life.
Let's try another website. (Here)
Those who prefer vanilla ice cream consider themselves risk-takers and
are extremely motivated in the workplace. They love the classics,
whether it's listening to classical music or watching history shows and
documentary films. They're even more likely than the others to choose
classic ice cream flavors instead of being swayed by all the trendy
concoctions in the market.
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