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WooHoo,

10/10, guess having a history geek for a son is handy.

8/10... not too shabby for a Canuckian!!!

9 of 10

Pretty good for a Left Coaster
I bet it was the last state that got me. I picked Vermont...

big hat carmen wrote:WooHoo,

10/10, guess having a history geek for a son is handy.

Being a history geek came in handy for me

Lightning Bolt wrote:9 of 10

Pretty good for a Left Coaster
I bet it was the last state that got me. I picked Vermont...

Vermont is correct.

And yeah, I'm a history geek too, so that helped.

jonesbeach10 wrote:

Lightning Bolt wrote:9 of 10

Pretty good for a Left Coaster
I bet it was the last state that got me. I picked Vermont...

Vermont is correct.

And yeah, I'm a history geek too, so that helped.

I checked up, too, and well, ...um...I thought the Constitution was drafted in 1776

But hey!... 9 outta 10 still! Not too shabby

UAHparrothead wrote:Could You Pass the US Citizenship Test?

Apparently not...

9 out of 10
I'm in

10-10

I'm a tad embarrassed...

Where were the easy questions like How many stripes are on the flag or What color is the flag...stuff like that?? And how many chances do I get to actually pass??

Gulfbreeze wrote:I'm a tad embarrassed...

Where were the easy questions like How many stripes are on the flag or What color is the flag...stuff like that?? And how many chances do I get to actually pass??

looks like you get one.

i got a hundred. i got a hundred.


i need a bumper sticker for my car.

10/10

10/10 but I am a history geek

9/10 History geek with a brain fart. I knew the Constitution was ratified in 1789 but I couldn'd remember the year written

mings wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Prthd119 wrote:

mings wrote:

carey24 wrote:And my parents spent alot of $$$ on catholic school education!!!!

at least the Catholic guilt they paid for still exists.

That's why I left and joined the Episcopal Church....

All the pomp....half the guilt!

It's Catholic Lite!!

I don't mind the guilt. I'd feel guilty if I didn't have it. PLus, only in Catholic church do you get to sit in the farthest back pew and fill forward. no other church I've been to does that.

Seriously, the guilt is the hardest thing to get rid of! I stopped going to church 10 years ago and look at me!

The best was when a nun told me (at the age of 7) I was going to hell because my name was not in the bible or a derivative of any name in the bible. I have no middle name to save me either. Oh well. Hell sounds like more fun anyway.

carey24 wrote:

mings wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

Prthd119 wrote:

mings wrote:

carey24 wrote:And my parents spent alot of $$$ on catholic school education!!!!

at least the Catholic guilt they paid for still exists.

That's why I left and joined the Episcopal Church....

All the pomp....half the guilt!

It's Catholic Lite!!

I don't mind the guilt. I'd feel guilty if I didn't have it. PLus, only in Catholic church do you get to sit in the farthest back pew and fill forward. no other church I've been to does that.

Seriously, the guilt is the hardest thing to get rid of! I stopped going to church 10 years ago and look at me!

The best was when a nun told me (at the age of 7) I was going to hell because my name was not in the bible or a derivative of any name in the bible. I have no middle name to save me either. Oh well. Hell sounds like more fun anyway.

Sister Mary Hortense must have been a riot at the priory Christmas Party too.. Bride of Christ? I think not..

and remember: Heaven for the scenery, Hell for the company of friends.

10 for 10 and far easier then the actual citizenship exam that my brother-in-law is studying for. He has a hard time with it since he was born and raised in Canada!

st.somewhere wrote:

UAHparrothead wrote:Could You Pass the US Citizenship Test?

Apparently not...

yeah, wStSs!