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Your Simpsons character
LardofSith embodies the cynical, gatekeeping spirit of The Simpsons' Jeff Albertson, frequently critiquing pop culture and gaming with a sense of intellectual superiority. He often voices strong disdain for modern media trends, such as when he complained, “EVERYTHING MUST ME CROSSOVER SLOP. YOU WILL HAVE NO ORIGINAL IPS TO ENJOY”, echoing the character's iconic "Worst. Episode. Ever." catchphrase. His online presence is defined by niche grievances and a harsh, pedantic communication style, seen when he demands, “Can I hijack this for the purpose of telling @Destiny2Team that Renegades was the worst expansion ever”. Furthermore, his dismissive attitude toward those he deems less intelligent, like calling a detractor an “unintelligent weirdo”, perfectly mirrors Comic Book Guy’s elitist and socially abrasive persona.

Your MBTI personality Type
LardofSith displays an Introverted (I) preference, expressing a strong disdain for office social environments and a clear preference for solitary work, stating “Wfh is the greatest thing ever”. Their Intuitive (N) nature is evident in their tendency to view political discourse through abstract frameworks like “Horseshoe theory” and their frequent analysis of the symbolic meaning behind language rather than just concrete facts. As a Thinking (T) type, they prioritize blunt logic over social harmony, often dismissing others as “unintelligent” and arguing that “universal suffrage is an abomination” because it prioritizes emotion over reason. Finally, their Judging (J) trait appears in their desire for order and structural integrity, seen in their criticism of “crossover slop” replacing original IPs and their systemic concerns regarding the future of the conservative movement.

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NH-based office dweller and lasagna enthusiast. Navigating tech enshittification, Star Trek marathons, and the quest for the perfect Destiny 2 build.– @LardofSith

Your signature cocktail
This drink is designed for someone who feels “Working in the office means being near weird normie shit libs and it kinda sucks” and prefers the isolated efficiency of home. The smoky base represents a man who believes “Leftism ought to be defeated everywhere in the US”, while the bitter notes capture his frustration with the 'slop' and 'enshittification' of modern gaming and sci-fi. Though he has a sharp tongue for 'NPCs,' the honeyed finish reflects his surprisingly wholesome side, like when he “made a lasagna on Sunday fir the first time” and found success through simple instructions. It’s a strong, high-authority pour for someone who believes “universal suffrage is an abomination” and prefers his cocktails—like his politics—to have a clear, distinct bite.

Your Hogwarts House
LardofSith exhibits a strong Slytherin preference for hierarchy and exclusivity, explicitly stating that “voting is an act of authority and a privilege” rather than a universal right. His resourcefulness and desire for strategic dominance are evident in his rejection of 'slop' and his call for political opponents to be “defeated everywhere in the US”. He prioritizes the preservation of his own 'in-group' and culture, displaying a sharp, often abrasive wit when dismissing those he deems intellectually inferior, such as when he calls a detractor an “unintelligent weirdo” whose opinion is irrelevant to his goals. Ultimately, his focus on power dynamics, assimilation, and the belief that “universal suffrage is an abomination” aligns him with the traditionalist and ambitious traits of Slytherin house.

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Lard's profile reflects a rugged, traditionalist worldview that prizes self-sufficiency and expresses deep disdain for modern urban progressivism. He actively rails against the "normie shit libs" he encounters while "Working in the office" and frequently advocates for harsh, old-school justice, even suggesting that certain criminals "ought to be hanged... publicly". His tweets emphasize a desire to "preserve my culture" against what he perceives as a leftist invasion of American values and sovereignty. This defensive, nationalist stance mirrors the song's themes of survivalist pride and skepticism toward a changing, "civilized" world. Ultimately, his belief that "Universal suffrage is an abomination" underscores a preference for a more rigid, traditional social order over modern democratic sentimentality.

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