April Fools Day Already?

blog readability test






I think they were humoring ME!
The truth is in the question - which is not really about the intelligence of your blog - but rather how easy it reads. Or in English, I flunked.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Okay, every time I do this, I get the same thing. Elementary school kids everywhere can read my blog and understand it. I guess that improves the chances of having a high readership.
11:08 PM, March 26, 2008
Joy T. said…
I'm scared to try it in case it says preschool or something. But with the attention span preschoolers have, I should get a lot of kids passing through my blog daily.
2:00 AM, March 27, 2008
Anonymous said…
I think the humor of your blog is genius!
2:17 AM, March 27, 2008
ChrisB said…
I'm no genius just 'junior high school level' and I'm not even sure which age group this covers~ maybe the age of my eldest grandson!
4:14 AM, March 27, 2008
Anonymous said…
Mine came back "junior high school level." I'm currently pouting.
7:18 AM, March 27, 2008
The Ramblin Irishman said…
Pam, you are definitely genius level and it makes this grade schooler envious but I love reading and viewing your blogs. Way to go "Shorty".
7:37 AM, March 27, 2008
Beckie said…
Yeah, well, mine was elementary school. Par for the course.
8:54 AM, March 27, 2008
thirdworstpoetinthegalaxy said…
The last time I did this, I was "elementary." :( I'm going to go try it again.
12:25 PM, March 27, 2008
the planet of janet said…
hey, i'm right there with all you elementary school kids.

let's go beat up the smart kids on the playground!!!
12:32 PM, March 27, 2008
Karina said…
I got high school level, which I'm kind of okay with! ;-)

But I did plug in my creative writing blog as well and that one came back as Genius, so the muse will be pleased!
1:19 PM, March 27, 2008
karisma said…
Im not sure if Ive done this one before, I did however do the one that said "I" was a universal genius, that totally cracked me up! Me and my barefeet, both went into hiding for a while, just in case anyone expected something clever and all.
3:59 PM, March 27, 2008
Kila said…
I think it reads just fine!

My blog got a Junior High School rating.
10:16 PM, March 27, 2008
Tammy said…
Well, it proves you are one smart cookie! :)
7:46 AM, March 28, 2008
Tiggerlane said…
Girl, you are a total genius! I got "College - Undergrad." Which is EXACTLY where my blog needs to be!
9:07 AM, March 28, 2008
Anonymous said…
I'm embarrassed. Mine is Elementary Level.
7:06 PM, March 28, 2008
kitten said…
You go girl!!! I think you are the 1st with that high of a score!
5:47 PM, March 29, 2008
Unknown said…
Mine was like preK. Ok, maybe is said Elementary. Oh well. At least I know a genius!
6:57 AM, March 30, 2008
Jenny, the Bloggess said…
Mine says it's for elementary schoolers. Those kids should have their mouths washed out.
2:30 PM, March 30, 2008
Judypatooote said…
I'm elementary schoolers blog also...maybe it's because I usually am writing about my memories 60 years ago, while attending grade school....oh well. When you get into the 60's they call us kids again, so I guess I'm doing good.....LOL Second Childhood is not all that bad.....
10:41 AM, April 01, 2008
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