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Lisa Simpson's love of history and politics is reflected in the user's tweets about historical figures, e.g., "Andrew Jackson is coming" and "Happy 113th Birthday to First Lady Lady Bird Johnson". Their musical enthusiasm for Bob Dylan matches Lisaâs passion for music, as seen in "Screw those Beatles we need to save Bob Dylan from the terminator". The polite greeting "Good morning sirs and maams đ«Ą" mirrors Lisaâs courteous demeanor. The selfâlabel "jester at timesđ" and whimsical posts like "I wish I was a horse" show a playful side akin to Lisaâs occasional sarcasm. Together, the blend of intellectual commentary, music fandom, and lightâhearted jokes best fits Lisa Simpson.

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The user greets followers with lines like Good morning sirs and maams đ«Ą, showing an outwardâfocused, sociable Extraverted style. Their posts jump between historical references, speculative ideas and whimsical whatâif questions such as If you can count on your fingers can you really colonize mars?, indicating a preference for Intuition. Emotional and valueâdriven language appears in tweets like Wtf is wrong with you?? Heâs dying of cancer you donât need to suddenly attack him for having different opinions, reflecting a Feeling decisionâmaking approach. Finally, the frequent spontaneous, offâtheâcuff contentâe.g., I wish I was a horse and Iâm going to leave the gifs in 2025âshows a Perceiving, adaptable lifestyle. Together these traits point to an ENFP type.

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Wordle wizard, political & history nerd, NYC nightâowl, occasional meme curator, and the guy who thinks Santa is Canadian. đŠâ @sprajaw

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The drink blends bourbon, the spirit of American history, with maple syrup to echo the jolly, Christmasâtime vibe the user often shares, as in their tweet "Iâd do anything for those chocolate chip cookies" and "Santa is on the move sirs". A splash of cranberry adds a âbloodâredâ nod to their love of the American Civil War, directly referenced in "I love the American civil war". Bitters bring the sharp edge of politics and the âDumb American monarchistâ identity, echoed by the tweet "Absolutely an absolute monarchy". The candyâcane garnish recalls the festive salute of "Good morning sirs and maams đ«Ą" and the repeated thanks in "Thank you sirs for 1,100 followersâŒïžâŒïž Love you all đ«¶đ«Ą". The name "Jolly Jawâs Royal Yankee" ties together the handle, the monarchist pride, and the constant salute to "sirs".

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The user's repeated self-identification as a "Dumb American monarchist" and tweets like "Absolutely an absolute monarchy" and "Vote red until they're dead unless it's Thomas Edmund Dewey" reveal a strong desire for political power and control, hallmarks of Slytherin ambition. Their willingness to volunteer for war, as in "I've always wanted to go to war on horseback so if Russia's doing it sign me up for the Russian army", shows a bold, resourceful mindset typical of Slytherins. The focus on historical figures such as Andrew Jackson, Alexander Hamilton, and Aaron Burr further demonstrates a strategic, cunning interest in power dynamics. While they express gratitude to followers, the overarching theme of seeking authority and influence points to Slytherin.

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The userâs bio explicitly calls them a âBob Dylan⊠enjoyer,â showing a strong affinity for Dylanâs music, and many of their tweets revolve around political change and historical references, echoing the songâs call to âCome senators, congressmen, please heed the call.â Their repeated greetings âGood morning sirs and maams đ«Ąâ and the formal âThank you sirs for 1,100 followersâ reflect the songâs address to the public and its timeless, collective voice. Tweets like âCornyn is taking itâŒïžâŒïž I hope đ€â and âAndrew Jackson is comingâ demonstrate a focus on current politics and historic figures, mirroring the songâs themes of shifting power and societal upheaval. The line âIâm not a businessmanâ and the frequent commentary on elections and history (âI love the American civil warâ) further align with the songâs critique of the status quo and its urging for people to recognize change is coming. Overall, âThe Times They Are AâChanginââ captures the userâs blend of historical fascination, political activism, and reverence for Bob Dylan.

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