6 Degrees Of Information Personality Quiz

Group text 15 of your closest friends.

Tweet the details to see if anyone else wants to go.

Call your friends on the phone to make plans.

Tweet to ask if anyone wants to go. Tweet when you find out the movie times. Tweet when you decide on a time. Tweet when you get to the theater…you get the idea.

Think carefully about who you want to go with and send them a private message.

Unfriend her on Facebook. If you make up later, you can just friend her again.

Complain about it in a gamer forum. Those guys are pretty good listeners.

Go over to his house and talk it out.

Instagram pictures of how you’re feeling, like a boiling pot of water and a weeping willow tree.

Text his girlfriend flirty messages. She’s cute. Why not?

Buy it. You don’t want to be left out when your friends talk about it.

Already have it and beat it…twice.

Don’t really care. The only app you use is your calendar to keep track of your busy schedule.

Post the score of every game you play on Facebook.

Check it out just to see what the hype is.

Stalk his Twitter account to see if he mentions you.

Send her a link to a playlist of your favorite songs.

Introduce yourself to her parents.

Change your relationship status to “In a relationship.”

Make sure she didn’t post about it online.

Wonder how big of a cell phone bill you’ll rack up from all that overseas texting.

Create profiles on a few travel websites and start asking people for tips on what to do.

Gladly leave your cell behind. You won’t miss it.

Call your cell phone company to make sure you’ll have full Internet access in every country.

Download a few language apps so you can ask out girls in other languages.

Charge it in the car. Who cares about wasting gas and car batteries? You have people to talk to!

Check all of your accounts and notify your friends that you’ll be offline for a while.

Turn it off. You weren’t using it anyway.

Head out to the nearest 24-hour coffee shop with free Wi-Fi and get comfy. You can’t be unplugged for even a minute.

Welcome the quiet. You were having a hard time keeping all of your accounts straight anyway.

Create a Facebook event and invite everyone on your friends list.

Plan a game-a-thon with your gaming buddies from all over the world.

Go out for pizza after the game with your team. You like it simple.

Create a Twitter account named “My Birthday” and tweet things like “It’s going to be epic” and “I bought a piñata” for weeks before the party to get people excited.

Throw two parties. You need to keep some party guests separated.

Write a cryptic post on Facebook about not eating at that restaurant ever again.

Give them a bad review online.

Mail a strongly worded letter to the manager.

Tweet details of how much you got sick…with pictures.

Tell your friend how much you liked it so he’ll go, too. It’ll be hysterical!