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Your Simpsons character
Homer Simpson is known for dodging work and responsibility, which directly matches the user's bio claim "Expert at avoiding responsibilities" and the nonsensical tweet "The CPU is inside the freezer." He often reduces complex issues to blunt, over‑the‑top statements, just like the user's provocative posts such as "If Jesus would heal their ailment, why wouldn't he cure their gender dysphoria instead of swapping their genders?" and "Bro shot into a crowd of random leftists and hit a pedophile and two criminals?" Homer's love of pop‑culture jokes and short, punchy comments (e.g., "Based.") aligns with the user's meme‑heavy style and the request "Alright guys I need the best Ficus puns you can come up with." Both characters treat serious topics as jokes and rarely show accountability, making Homer the closest match.

Your MBTI personality Type
ProficFicus displays extraverted behavior by openly inviting interaction ("DMs Open", "Interact at your own risk") and frequently posting provocative remarks that demand responses. Their tweets often dwell on abstract, theoretical issues, such as questioning gender classifications and societal norms ("If we didn't make a new human class for humans born with less limbs… why should we do them for sex mutations?"). The user relies on logical, often sarcastic analysis rather than personal sentiment, evident in critiques like "The UK banned almost anything that could be used to harm other people and somehow they're still world leaders in stabbing attacks." Finally, the sheer volume and spontaneous variety of topics—from meme jokes to political rants—show a perceiving, flexible style rather than a structured, planned approach. This combination of Extraversion, Intuition, Thinking, and Perceiving aligns best with the ENTP type.

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Rosario-based kindergarten IT teacher. Meme & pun lover. Once turned a classroom projector into a retro arcade. DMs open for collabs.– @ProficFicus

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The Figment of Chaos mirrors ProficFicus’s love of paradox, mixing sweet fig for their "Defender of Fiction" stance with a bitter absinthe that reflects their "Expert at avoiding responsibilities" sarcasm. A splash of chili-infused tequila adds the fiery controversy of tweets like "If Jesus would heal their ailment, why wouldn't he cure their gender dysphoria instead of swapping their genders?" while the cool yerba mate syrup nods to the Argentine roots in "🇦🇷" and the line "The CPU is inside the freezer." The Malbec reduction gives a dark, lingering finish that echoes the heavy political commentary such as "The Russians that starved to death might be white, but the Chinese Mao starved to death aren't." Finally, the drink’s layered look invites "Interact at your own risk," just as the user’s timeline does.

Your Hogwarts House
The user calls themselves an "Expert at avoiding responsibilities" and repeatedly flaunts rule‑breaking, as in the tweet "The UK banned almost anything that could be used to harm other people and somehow they're still world leaders in stabbing attacks" which shows a cunning critique of authority. Their willingness to use ruthless aggression is evident in "Bro shot into a crowd of random leftists and hit a pedophile and two criminals?" reflecting Slytherin’s bold, merciless side. They also employ manipulative rhetoric, for example "They love taking shit out of context, do they? Why don't you post the whole clip so people can see the whole thread of conversation" indicating strategic thinking. These patterns of self‑preservation, ambition to outwit others, and contempt for rules align most closely with Slytherin values.

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The user’s self‑description as an "expert at avoiding responsibilities" and a "defender of fiction" shows a rebellious, anti‑authoritarian streak that matches the defiant chorus of Rage Against the Machine’s "Killing in the Name." Their tweet "The UK banned almost anything that could be used to harm other people and somehow they're still world leaders in stabbing attacks." echoes the song’s critique of hollow security measures and the line "some of those that work forces are the same that kill." The frequent use of profanity and the refusal to be told what to think, as seen in "Bro shot into a crowd of random leftists and hit a pedophile and two criminals?" mirrors the repeated "Fuck you, I won’t do what you tell me" hook. Their admission "I have no words. Quite literally." reflects the song’s raw, word‑less rage that is expressed through aggressive instrumentation rather than polite discourse. Overall, the user’s pattern of confronting authority, mocking regulations, and reveling in controversy fits the angry, anti‑establishment anthem "Killing in the Name."

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