are you literally richard nixon

[bandit]

find out: http://www.americanhistoryusa.com/perso ... residents/

[ThanatosRa]

Andrew Jackson.

I'm not nearly enough of a dirty bastard asshole to be worthy of such a comparison. I cuss enough to though.

[THE MIGHTY GALVATRON]

John Tyler.

But enough about that, what kind of Golden Girl am I?

[John_Oxford]

Ulysses S. Grant

Drinks and Smokes Cigars, Hardworking.

-clapclapclapclapclap-

[DemonFiren]

I am Woodrow Wilson. Minus the racism, I guess, because I'm no Americunt and Germans have never been racist. Ever.

[EndgamerAzari]

Chester A. Arthur.

In many aspects he had a moderate, unremarkable personality. He was agreeable without being overly credulous. He was a sensible, down to earth man when it came to his thinking. However, he was also a heavy drinker.

At least 70% of that meshes pretty well with my personality. We also both had unusual tastes in facial hair.

[bandit]

btw I'm john quincy adams

this ugly motherfucker: http://www.americanhistoryusa.com/stati ... -adams.jpg

[Timbrewolf]

Ulysses S. Grant here.

[Incoming]

[Ricotez]

[Maccus]

Is it the alcoholism?

[Vekter]

Truman, nice. I'm more than fine with this.

[nsos]

i got Truman and i think i relate heavily to his inability to get anything done while in office

[TheWiznard]

Andrew Johnson

Andrew Johnson grew up in a very poor family in North Carolina, and later Tennessee. His family was considered "white trash" and he held a lifelong grudge against those who he considered upper-class. However, he went out of his way to give assistance to old friends and to men of humble means. While he was reserved, he possessed a powerful speaking voice and was respected as an orator. His profane temperament and self-importance ensured his isolation as President -- a situation that Johnson exacerbated with his obstinacy in the face of overwhelming Congressional opposition.

President from 1865-1869

[Vekter]

i got Truman and i think i relate heavily to his inability to get anything done while in office

I dunno, he ended WWII.

[Lovecraft]

Thomas Jefferson! Woo!

[Nienhaus]

I got Andrew Johnson.

[Remie Richards]

Vacuum cleaner, I mean Herbert Hoover whoever that is.

Friend and foe alike admired his efficiency and productivity. He tended to focus on details over the larger picture. In personal and social interactions he was very quiet and a bit awkward, and could be rather judgemental of other people.

Yep, agree with that.

[Thunder11]

John Quincy Adams

[ShadowDimentio]

Benjamin Harrison

Benjamin Harrison was born to an Ohio family of comfortable means. He was descended from a signer of the Declaration of Independence by the same name, and was the grandson of William Henry Harrison. Harrison was famously reserved and even icy. He lacked close friends and demanded much of his contemporaries. However, he was widely respected for his intelligence and general knowledge of the world. He was a remarkably stable man, avoiding rash decisions or emotional swings, even if he was not particularly warm to others. He avoided major scandal throughout his time in office.

[iamgoofball]

sounds about right

[InThePooPoo]

I got Ronald Reagan.

[Cheridan]

LBJ.jpg

sounds about right

Yeah, you're a well-read political mastermind alright


me

[420weedscopes]

Benjamin Harrison was born to an Ohio family of comfortable means. He was descended from a signer of the Declaration of Independence by the same name, and was the grandson of William Henry Harrison. Harrison was famously reserved and even icy. He lacked close friends and demanded much of his contemporaries. However, he was widely respected for his intelligence and general knowledge of the world. He was a remarkably stable man, avoiding rash decisions or emotional swings, even if he was not particularly warm to others. He avoided major scandal throughout his time in office.

President from 1889-1893

neat

[Antimattercarp]

Your match is -- Calvin Coolidge

Calvin Coolidge was born in Vermont and grew up comfortably middle-class. He was a man of very few words. In fact, we was probably the most reserved President in our nation's history. He was also organized and had high expectations of others. He was honest and tolerated no scandal, and kept track of his own expenses down to the nickel. The flip side of these traits, of course, was that he was rigid and even dogmatic at times. He worked hard but also required a great deal of sleep -- up to 11 hours per day. He was a very clean politician by the standards of his time.

"Huh, I wonder if they have Coolidge."

[Ikarrus]

I'm not american and I have no idea who this guy is



But judging by his description this test is bullshit. I can't relate to any of that.

[Amnestik]

[Jacough]

John Tyler

... Who the fuck was John Tyler?

[Timbrewolf]

John Tyler

... Who the fuck was John Tyler?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tippecanoe_and_Tyler_Too

Vice President who ended up becoming president because William Henry Harrison died. The first American president to ever ascend to the office because of a death like that. He kinda ended up pissing everyone off and didn't really accomplish much. He messed with Texas.

He's only notable because of how obscure he is. The only reason I know anything about him is because of that slogan and the general consensus that he sucks.

I'm sorry.

[Maccus]

I'm not american and I have no idea who this guy is



But judging by his description this test is bullshit. I can't relate to any of that.

Yeah man, it says he was white trash, and you're not white. What gives?

Spoiler:

[Timbrewolf]

CLEAR THE ROOM SOMEONE JUST GOT VERBALLY IMPEACHED

[Drynwyn]

Theodore Roosevelt
Awwww yeah

Your match is -- Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt (known as "Teddy", though he disliked the nickname) was born to an upper-class family in New York. He had a remarkably diverse array of interests and enthusiasms. He loved literature and poetry, yet was equally at home at a boxing match or an African safari. He actively sought the limelight and was very outgoing and outspoken. He could also be overly mercurial. What was meant as mere advice was sometimes taken by Roosevelt as sabotage or treachery. He famously broke with his successor, William Howard Taft, and destroyed Taft's reelection bid. He authored 35 books, read profusely, and led what he termed "The Strenuous Life".

[Silavite]

William Henry Harrison.
Welp, time to stand in the rain and die.

[LA MAYONESA]

Benjamin Harrison

whoever THAT is