How Crunchy Are You? Quiz

[things]

Thought this could be fun. I've taken this many times over the years.


www.themoralesfamily.us/granola.htm

152 - 169-130 Super Nutty, Ultra-Crunchy, Granola Earth Mama!

[rrrrrachel]

I think I leveled up on these since I tandem breast fed. I hate to see vaccines on stuff like this.

[ABobLoblawLawBomb]

130. The thought of anyone else nursing my children makes me feel violent.

[ABobLoblawLawBomb]

Jan 14, 2015 13:59:27 GMT -5 rrrrrachel said:

I think I leveled up on these since I tandem breast fed. I hate to see vaccines on stuff like this.

I'm surprised mine wasn't higher based on the questions, but they clearly took a lot of points away for me vaccinating as recommended.

[ladyannibal]

114
129-90 Mmm! Love that whole-grain crunch!
This was a bit hard to do 'cause my little babe won't get here til July, but I just did it based on if I did have a kid already.

[sarenu]

Jan 14, 2015 14:05:31 GMT -5 ABobLoblawLawBomb said:

Jan 14, 2015 13:59:27 GMT -5 rrrrrachel said:

I think I leveled up on these since I tandem breast fed. I hate to see vaccines on stuff like this.

I'm surprised mine wasn't higher based on the questions, but they clearly took a lot of points away for me vaccinating as recommended.

That annoys me. What do vaccines have to do with this? That's one reason I really hate the term "crunchy".

[rrrrrachel]

I think probably most people who identify with natural living still vaccinate. But that's not the stereotype.

[ovenrack]

130. I'm also surprised mine wasn't higher. 12

[awful]

67 - I'm obviously a fraud here

[sarenu]

64 - I'll show myself out.

[freezorburn]

99 ... Some the questions were a bit odd. And the answers need to be more nuanced. Oh well, it's just a silly quiz.

[kmmd]

78. I don't belong here...

[redrock]

98, lower than I thought. It's because I don't use natural planning for birth control isn't it?

[ellie]

Haha this quiz makes me realize I've crossed crunchy and might better be described as crusty

[MapleMomma]

What does footwear have to do with this? Don't judge my leather boots!

I scored 107.

[mimsy]

98 I'm ab about as crunchy as I thought. However a lot of the answers seemed very very you are or aren't.

[Girlymama79]

105 I didn't expect to score so high on this quiz but I consider myself crunchy in ways that quiz didn't even being up

[violajack]

106. I need socks, it's cold here.

[flumma]

Jan 14, 2015 20:46:30 GMT -5 violajack said:

106. I need socks, it's cold here.

108. It's winter, yo.

[CurlieWhirlie]

Yeah the barefoot part was weird. Also, why is home-schooling crunchy? I usually associate home school with conservative religious types, and crunchy to me is more liberal. But maybe california crunchy is a different flavor than other places? I scored 101

[kasiaskis]

70. More crispy than crunchy. But my little one isn't born yet so I'm not sure if a lot of things im thinking about doing (co-sleeping, ebf, etc.) will work out. Also, it's winter where I live 8 months of the year - I needs my socks and boots.

[bonzo2012]

51 but I had to answer "thinking about it" for most of the questions since I don't have kids yet. I know what I probably want to do, but who really knows until it's a real choice? Also, my feet get cold easily, even in summer.

[Girlymama79]

Jan 14, 2015 23:37:10 GMT -5 CurlieWhirlie said:

Yeah the barefoot part was weird. Also, why is home-schooling crunchy? I usually associate home school with conservative religious types, and crunchy to me is more liberal. But maybe california crunchy is a different flavor than other places? I scored 101

I homeschool and am not super religious. But there is a lot of super crunchy people in my homeschool group. 99% of us are not super religious. But your right in that California crunchy is a lot different than me (North Dakota crunchy)

[snarkysparklefart]

139, apparently I go here too. Hi!

[TJ]

Jan 15, 2015 1:13:15 GMT -5 snarkysparklefart said:

139, apparently I go here too. Hi!

Whooooo are yooooooooouuuuuu?

[velvethelicopters]

42.

Whatever. I wear shoes and socks because I work in a factory and have to go on the floor at times. I'm not homeschooling because of a crappy experience, but my kids go to a super crunchy Montessori school that goes through 8th grade. The breastfeeding questions are screwing me over because I adopted my twins so couldn't exactly nurse them. Yeah, I know, I could have tried various drugs but no guarantee of success, plus doctor visits (which are apparently evil) and some nasty body altering drugs. It's more crunchy to not breastfeed in my case.

Because really, anyone who toddler wears two 30+ pound kids for 6 hours is crunchy or bat shit crazy. Or both. I'm probably both.

[countrycotton]

65 I was actually a lot higher than I expected! I guess I am selectively crunchy.

[sasq09]

143 -- 169-130 Super Nutty, Ultra-Crunchy, Granola Earth Mama!
I'm crunchier than I thought! lol Of course, it is winter here and my feet are bare, so... duh.
- side note -
My warm blooded one year old refuses to keep socks on her feet, even now when its freezing. I do try, really I do, but how can I blame her when I don't like stuff on my feet either. I think people must think I'm a bad mom.

[CurlieWhirlie]

Jan 15, 2015 0:44:40 GMT -5 Girlymama79 said:

Jan 14, 2015 23:37:10 GMT -5 CurlieWhirlie said:

Yeah the barefoot part was weird. Also, why is home-schooling crunchy? I usually associate home school with conservative religious types, and crunchy to me is more liberal. But maybe california crunchy is a different flavor than other places? I scored 101

I homeschool and am not super religious. But there is a lot of super crunchy people in my homeschool group. 99% of us are not super religious. But your right in that California crunchy is a lot different than me (North Dakota crunchy)

Hey that's cool, I hope my comment didn't offend.   Why do you choose to homeschool? Curious. now that I'm thinking about it, I can see certain scenarios (living out in the country or a small town with no good schools) where I might feel compelled to try it. There's a Waldorf school in my town started by a group of parents who were fed up with the local public schools.

[ovenrack]

Jan 15, 2015 8:07:17 GMT -5 countrycotton said:

65 I was actually a lot higher than I expected! I guess I am selectively crunchy.

Yayyyy hi!