Can't believe I missed Peres. And I could picture Moshe's face and first name but couldn't recall his last name. Also missed Eshkol, Allon, Begin, and Shamir.
Got them all this time but realized that before I was thinking of Moshe Dayan... who apparently was never prime minister. No wonder I couldn't think of is last name. Never heard of the other guy before looking him up just now.
As much as you feel the need for everyone to know how you feel about my comments, I guess?
I generally leave comments for one of the following reasons:
1. to show this quiz author that someone took, thought about, and enjoyed their quiz. It's a token of appreciation.
2. to comment on which questions I personally found easy, difficult, strange, etc. Because I do find this interesting and like reading about other's experience with the quiz as well.
3. to provoke or prolong discussion, which I personally enjoy.
4. to call out someone else's bigotry. or to correct something said in error.
5. and yes, sometimes as a reminder to myself for when I see and take the quiz again in the future, a note to refer back to and see if I've improved.
Reasons I have never left a comment for include:
1. pride 2. to brag 3. to attack Christians 4. because I love America 5. because I hate America 6. to compel anyone who doesn't enjoy reading comments to read my comments
I like how you turn every reply into an argumentative essay. Rest assured though, I won't bother you again, unless it was actually a proper argument :)
Frankly I think it would be rather dull if people only left comments we needed to know. I've yet to read a Jetpunk comment I NEEDED to know, yet the comments do enrich the site, create a community, allow conversation about interesting and obscure topics, and are generally less toxic than just about anywhere else on the internet.
Anybody else have the experience of taking a quiz, leaving a comment, and then when you return way later you have zero recollection of doing either? No? Just me then. Mind like a steel colander.
splat: yes, many times. Sometimes I'll take a quiz that I have no recollection of ever taking before, scroll down ready to leave a comment, and then see that I left the same comment five years ago.
It's to help you on the "Parties of all the Prime Ministers of Israel" quiz. ;) I'd never heard of any of these except Labor so it was interesting to me.
Am from the UK and got 6, with a couple of near misses - which just goes to show how prominent a place Israel has in the news. I doubt very much that I could name any PMs from Belgium, Holland and Norway combined and they are all very close neighbours with comparable/bigger populations.
Sorry but to my shame the only Scandinavian politicians I can name would be Dag Hammarskjold and Olaf Palme (unless you count Quisling - which I suppose you should).
I think we can all agree Sharett is the most boring and least significant one here and barely even deserves to be considered a Prime Minister and is a total waste of space and... and... and...
I generally leave comments for one of the following reasons:
1. to show this quiz author that someone took, thought about, and enjoyed their quiz. It's a token of appreciation.
2. to comment on which questions I personally found easy, difficult, strange, etc. Because I do find this interesting and like reading about other's experience with the quiz as well.
3. to provoke or prolong discussion, which I personally enjoy.
4. to call out someone else's bigotry. or to correct something said in error.
5. and yes, sometimes as a reminder to myself for when I see and take the quiz again in the future, a note to refer back to and see if I've improved.
Reasons I have never left a comment for include:
1. pride 2. to brag 3. to attack Christians 4. because I love America 5. because I hate America 6. to compel anyone who doesn't enjoy reading comments to read my comments
tomorrow is election day, maybe there'll be someone new (although i'm good with netanyahu)...
(Guess which one I missed)