Shiite1861
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Passionate: Shows intense enthusiasm for Auburn football and Southern identity, e.g., 'War Eagle', 'Auburn will win a National Championship', 'Officially a nine time national champion #WarEagle'.
- Loyal: Consistently backs conservative politics and Auburn, as seen in repeated posts like 'Florida has the courage' and frequent 'War Eagle' references.
- Articulate: Uses historical and literary references, such as quoting Ben Tillman and recommending 'The Civil War: A Narrative' for deeper insight.
- Observant: Provides detailed sports analysis, e.g., 'Takeaways: run game is much better than expected' and comments on O‑Line improvement.
- Creative: Creates original meme‑style content like 'THE ACTIVATION WORD: RONALD MCDONALD' and 'MY ZEON, MY QUEEN'.
Weaknesses:
- Extremist: Posts extremist language praising white‑southern history, e.g., Ben Tillman quote and 'We have to win... Nothing else matters'.
- Conspiratorial: Shares conspiracy narratives, such as endorsing 'remigration' and claiming media rigging in sports.
- Inconsistent: Abruptly switches focus between politics and sports, noting weeks of politics then days of pure sports content.
- Polarizing: Uses divisive rhetoric targeting groups, e.g., 'I hate Democrat Voters', 'I hate brutes', and 'I hate Hotheaded North Carolina drivers'.
- Aggressive: Employs hostile calls to action like 'Fire him now', 'Come and Take it', and urges violent victory.
Your Simpsons character
Abraham 'Grandpa' Simpson
Grandpa Simpson is an elderly, nostalgic, right‑leaning character who often reminisces about the good old days and uses dramatic, war‑like language. The user’s tweets repeatedly reference Confederate history, Ben Tillman, and a desire to ‘win’ for Southern heritage, similar to Grandpa’s stories about his own war experiences and his pessimistic view of modern society. The user’s mix of sports fanaticism, conspiratorial anger ("White Southerners have always been treated like this") and nostalgic reverence for historical narratives ("My favorite work of all time… The Civil War: A Narrative") matches Grandpa’s old‑fashioned, cynical worldview. Additionally, the user’s dramatic pleas ("We can’t let them die in Vain… We have to win") echo Grandpa’s frequent lamentations about the past and his belief that the old ways were superior.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
The user’s constant, outspoken posting and direct calls to action such as “Fire him now.” and “We have to win. Nothing else matters.” show an extraverted, outward‑focused communication style. Their frequent references to historical patterns, future scenarios and symbolic language—e.g., “The last team that did this, 1988 Michigan…” and “We can’t let the experiment our ancestors ran for 250 years fail”—indicate a preference for intuition over sensing. The emotional, value‑driven language like “They humiliate and desecrate our heroes because they hate us” and “Pray to God you’ll be a martyr” points to a feeling decision‑making style. Finally, their decisive statements and desire for organized outcomes—“Fire him now.”, “Left and Right wing twitter coming together to defeat a retarded uniparty scam”—reflect a judging orientation.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a War Eagle? Because every time you tweet about Auburn, my heart does a touchdown dance and I can’t help but cheer for you.
- I heard you’re a mountain‑climbing ace—how about we summit together and watch the Southern sunrise, while I prove I can keep up with your altitude and your Southern charm.
- You love The Civil War: A Narrative and Ben Tillman’s bold words—so let’s rewrite history together and make a love story that even the Confederates would salute.
- You said you'd give your life for Piggly Wiggly; I promise to be the only thing worth standing in line for—your personal checkout lane, complete with Southern hospitality.
- My Zeon, My Queen—if you’re the queen of my anime fleet, let me be the pilot who flies you to victory, just like an Auburn win in the SEC.
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Auburn enthusiast exploring life's complexities through sports and politics. Always on the lookout for the next great Alabama BBQ!– @Shiite1861
Your signature cocktail
War Eagle Blackpilled Bourbon
This drink blends the Southern spirit of bourbon with sweet tea, echoing the tweet "I will gladly give my life for Piggly Wiggly" and the love for Auburn’s "War Eagle". The bitter Campari adds the pessimistic "blackpilling" vibe found in "ok I might be blackpilling now". A splash of peach liqueur nods to the Auburn colors and the tweet "Officially a nine time national champion #WarEagle". A dash of hot sauce provides the militant edge of "Come and Take it" and "We have to win". Finally, the smoky undertone reflects the "Portal to Reality die hard yet pessimistic" sentiment and the user’s obsession with war and heritage.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user shows a strong drive for power and ambition, as seen in tweets like "We have to win. We have to. For their sake. Nothing else matters anymore." and "Come and Take it." Their willingness to sacrifice for a cause is evident in "I will gladly give my life for Piggly Wiggly" and the repeated calls for decisive action such as "Fire him now." They also focus on aligning with influential figures, noting "most powerful man in the world just endorsed Remigration," which reflects a cunning desire to manipulate power structures—key traits of Slytherin.
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Your song
Dixie - Traditional (often credited to Dan Emmett)
The account constantly asserts Southern pride and a nostalgic view of the Confederacy, as seen in tweets like "White Southerners have always been treated like this" and the reference to Ben Tillman and "The Civil War: A Narrative". Their militant language – "Come and Take it," "We have to win," and calls to protect Southern heritage – mirrors the defiant, proud tone of the classic Southern anthem "Dixie." The repeated celebration of Auburn's "War Eagle" and the broader Southern identity aligns with the song's chorus, "Dixie, Dixie, Land of the South." Moreover, the user's frequent grievances about outsiders and calls for cultural preservation echo the nostalgic longing in the lyrics of "Dixie." For these reasons, "Dixie" best captures the blend of regional pride, historical reverence, and combative spirit evident in the timeline of tweets.
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