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The Dork Test: Your Results<\/a>
\nThanks for completing the test! Your score has been tallied (you got 27) and you have been quite unfairly typecast into the category of “7.5 on the Ricdork Scale”.<\/p>\n

Score: 27 7.5 on the Ricdork Scale: At some point in your life you made the transition to dork. You are not yet, however, a Dork. With a little patience and a lot of practice you can surely move on to a higher form of dorkiness. <\/p>\n

Whenever in doubt, ask yourself this question: If a dork falls in the woods and nobody is around, then who pushed him? <\/p>\n

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comments mine<\/i>
\nPersonally, I like to think of it as slowly transcending out of dork-dom.<\/p>\n

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