What Kith Am I?

[tahnan]

Oh, god. Raise your hand if you're I mean even remotely surprised.

What kith are you? Find out here.

(The text, for those poor people unfortunate enough not to know what a phouka is: "Pooka are the very essence of mischievousness - ever-lying pranksters who could charm an Eskimo into buying an ice-box. They also have a talent for being devastatingly charming. The pooka are the embodiment of the dream of being as carefree as animals playing in the tall grass. Despite their reputation for deviousness and pranks, they're also known for being charming clowns who hate to see others being unhappy, even going to such lengths as to make the target mad at them instead of moping about. Pooka make excellent shoulders to cry on, the more perceptive of them able to draw truths from those who confide in them." Alas that they spell it wrong.)

Comments

Re: Damn Straight; it's Phouka.

[spenceraloysius.livejournal.com]

All children are Phouka, it is a result of not understanding limits. Without limits, you are immortal and invulnerable. Wait, did I just call tahnan a child? :)

[lilisonna.livejournal.com]

mmm, must go re-read book. Happy.

...speaking of kith and children ...

I have a friend who is remarkably phouka-like. He has a four year old daughter (and is expecting a second literally any day now) who I am amazed survived infancy.

It's not that J-- is a bad parent; he's not. He loves his daughter and really does want the best for her. He's simply astoundingly distracted, and never can seem to remember why his toddler should not be running around with scissors...or where she went...or how she managed to climb on top of the television case.

Aaaah! Children.