Invisible Adjunct

Do they have one for Aaron Burr on this? If not, they definitely need to add him on.

Are you going to challenge me to a duel, better left nameless? :)

I'm George Washington. But the whole is less than the sum of its parts with this one. I don't care if someone is Hamilton or Jefferson, I want to know if they fly off the handle or yell at their friends. So, my answers were: d,a,b,d,c,a,d,c.

I'm Hamilton also, and so would be perfectly happy to be your second if it were a civilized duel with smallswords, but don't so much hold with these newfangled pistols as a tool of honor.

I'm John Adams, but if the quiz were correctly designed I'd try for John Randolph of Roanoke.

Aaron Burr, who killed Hamilton, also invaded Canada at one time, trying to split off the Quebequois (as I remember). Hamilton was born in the West Indies and thus, like yourself, an alien here. Even though we put him on our money.

I ended up being Thomas Paine. Somehow, I'm not shocked. Did they have a Ben Franklin?

George Washington, which apparently means I'm dull but honest.

Um, gee, thanks. :)

I ar Erasmus!

I too am Hamilton (though I would rather be Paine), so like my fellow ABD I will be glad to serve as your second. Pistols are fine. Let's have refreshments afterwards. (I trust your aim is decent?)

I thought that sarcasm was the civilized weapon for duelling these days. That, and dramatic irony, litotes, and palindromes. As well as enthymeme, of course.

Note to self: coy Monty Python references are not helpful when rousing the masses to throw out the abhorred George W. Bush. Please avoid in future.

"(I trust your aim is decent?)"

My aim is true. Does that count as decent?

George Washington here, too.

At least I still have most of my teeth!

Cannot tell a lie - I ALSO am George Washington. You have a lot of very honest readers of your blog, IA - or self-professedly honest readers.

George Washington as well -- dull, not very creative, reliable like a clock, and I apparently slept everywhere. Ah, if only that were true. But this one I like: the one you want to stand between blood enemies.

Ogged: d/b/b/d/c/a/b/d

a/a/c/a/c/b/b/e\

John Adams

I came up a Th. Paine, tho' I wanted to be a Hamilton. Oh well. And whilst I'll gladly stand second for the Invisible Adjunct, I have a feeling I'll be standing in line to do so.

Add one to the stack of Washingtons.

Who is this pesky Erasmus fellow? I've had enough of being called by his name -- I should challenge him to a duel!

BTW, IA, I hope your starting to sleep again. Thank God you two okay.

And pardon the bad grammar (argh, must learn to use preview option...)

No duels for me.

I kept coming up as Governeur Morris.

Who knew there were so many Washingtons (but only one Morris) visiting this site?

I went through giving the opposite of my own answers and got Jefferson. This is all about temperament, not politics at all. Adams (me) was stubborn, crusty, and annoying, while Jefferson was apparently totally suave and a complete weenie.

I'm George Washington too. (Which I find amusing, as he's a very distant relative.)

And on the other quiz, Which Revolutionary War [er, Jerk] Are You?, I come out as Thomas Hutchinson.

I don't think that Adjunct should have been allowed to play. She should have played "Which Royalist are You?" I hate this degradation of standards.

Heh. Alex Hamilton. Shoulda guessed.