7/2/08-7/8/08 The X-Files: Revelations on DVD Contest - Page 3

comwhiz · 07-05-2008, 12:40 AM

I took a personality test and came out a Reyes - "believes but also needs proof", something like that. Anyway that's beside the point.

I think I'm more of a Mulder. Ever since I was a kid, I've been fascinated with aliens, the Loch Ness, ghosts, vampires, strange human behaviour such as telekinesis, etc, even if I scared myself to insomnia at night. No, none of my siblings have mysteriously disappeared from my house, thank you.

Now, I've always wanted to see a UFO. Unfortunately, most bright lights I've seen in the skies today are either a) stars; b) aeroplanes; c) the rare helicopter. No ETs, no extraterrestrials, zip.

I'm not a Scully by the way I don't believe in religion. I'll leave it as that. Scully puts everything down to science. Can science explain aliens? Nooooo. Crop circles? Stonehenge? How some people can genuinely read minds? Scully is, in fact, hesitant to explore beyond the world of science.

I want to find out more about such phenomenon, where science is non-existent.

I want to believe....and I hope you guys too.

chromiumman · 07-05-2008, 01:46 AM

i'm a mulder. i want to believe.

theGman · 07-05-2008, 05:29 PM

As far as aliens goes, I'm a Mulder. I swear I've seen a UFO before and try my darndest to convince people that aliens exist.

When it comes to demons and vampires and stuff like that, I'm a Scully. I need evidence more substantial than just a few crazy accounts by drunk hillbillies.

But I am shrewd and obsessive like both of them, so I'd say overall I'm a pleasant mix.

Ooh, this would be a nice companion piece to that awesome X-Files Complete Series set I won in December.

ptando · 07-05-2008, 06:57 PM

Well first off this is my first time here at buddytv and Im glad I found this site, looks very interesting!!

To answer the question, Ive always been more Mulder than Scully. In terms of lifestyles, Im dedicated to my work 100% and have never faltered, Im passionate about it and have overcome a lot through the years when obstacles get in the way. What's funny (and many people think Im reaching here, but those are the non-believers) Im a woman who works very closely with my male counterpart (we're just partners!) but in our roles in work/life Im always the one to kind of keep him going and help him believing in what we're doing (I even call him scully sometimes but he doesnt like it!!)

AmandaCakebottom2 · 07-06-2008, 04:55 PM

definitely a mulder. i am a total believer.

meimei42 · 07-07-2008, 04:44 AM

"Are you more of a Scully or more of a Mulder? Explain."

I'm actually really not sure. To be perfectly honest I've never seen the show but from what I gather its Scully who doesn't believe and Mulder who does. So I guess I will have to go with Mulder. While I have a healthy disbelief in a lot of things, my mind is always open to the possibility. I am willing to suspent reality for a moment and just attempt to believe in anything (plus I've had enough weird things happen to me to make me really think we don't know all that is going on in this world.)

dextrose · 07-07-2008, 08:48 AM

I'm definitely a Scully. Even though I'm not a smoking hot red-head or the subject of many a geek's dream, I am pretty skeptical. I like to believe that the easiest solution is the right solution. I, like our dear Scully, am open to the opinions of others, but very rarely agree unless I'm proven wrong. That's probably why I married a Mulder. Go figure.

kgraffiti · 07-07-2008, 08:56 AM

If I have to choose, I'll say I am more Mulder, but actually I am a near 50/50 mix. I definately want to believe, but I want to see some tangible proof. I have always been part dreamer, part rationalist. Even as a young child, I was fascinated by anything paranormal, occult, otherworldly, etc. However, if a friend told me that her house was haunted, I would want to see for myself and would not fully believe until I did. Being both creative and scientific should make me a nicely balanced person, but mainly it just means that I can NEVER make up my mind.

richmondhillgal · 07-07-2008, 06:02 PM

I am defintely a Scully. I feel like everything has an answer and that skeptisim isn't necessarily a bad thing. I want to analyze everything. I have to actually see something concrete to sway me.

I really miss Scully and Mulder!! I can't wait for the movie!!

07-05-2008, 12:40 AM	#21
comwhiz Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 1	..... I took a personality test and came out a Reyes - "believes but also needs proof", something like that. Anyway that's beside the point. I think I'm more of a Mulder. Ever since I was a kid, I've been fascinated with aliens, the Loch Ness, ghosts, vampires, strange human behaviour such as telekinesis, etc, even if I scared myself to insomnia at night. No, none of my siblings have mysteriously disappeared from my house, thank you. Now, I've always wanted to see a UFO. Unfortunately, most bright lights I've seen in the skies today are either a) stars; b) aeroplanes; c) the rare helicopter. No ETs, no extraterrestrials, zip. I'm not a Scully by the way I don't believe in religion. I'll leave it as that. Scully puts everything down to science. Can science explain aliens? Nooooo. Crop circles? Stonehenge? How some people can genuinely read minds? Scully is, in fact, hesitant to explore beyond the world of science. I want to find out more about such phenomenon, where science is non-existent. I want to believe....and I hope you guys too.

07-05-2008, 01:46 AM	#22
chromiumman Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 25	Are you more of a Scully or more of a Mulder? Explain i'm a mulder. i want to believe.

07-05-2008, 05:29 PM	#23
theGman Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Stickville, Pennsyltucky Posts: 494	As far as aliens goes, I'm a Mulder. I swear I've seen a UFO before and try my darndest to convince people that aliens exist. When it comes to demons and vampires and stuff like that, I'm a Scully. I need evidence more substantial than just a few crazy accounts by drunk hillbillies. But I am shrewd and obsessive like both of them, so I'd say overall I'm a pleasant mix. Ooh, this would be a nice companion piece to that awesome X-Files Complete Series set I won in December. __________________ "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when somebody falls through an open manhole and dies." -Mel Brooks

07-07-2008, 04:44 AM	#26
meimei42 Moderator Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 11,817	"Are you more of a Scully or more of a Mulder? Explain." I'm actually really not sure. To be perfectly honest I've never seen the show but from what I gather its Scully who doesn't believe and Mulder who does. So I guess I will have to go with Mulder. While I have a healthy disbelief in a lot of things, my mind is always open to the possibility. I am willing to suspent reality for a moment and just attempt to believe in anything (plus I've had enough weird things happen to me to make me really think we don't know all that is going on in this world.) __________________ AV by ewlyn on Livejournal

07-07-2008, 08:48 AM	#27
dextrose Junior Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 22	I'm a Scully... I'm definitely a Scully. Even though I'm not a smoking hot red-head or the subject of many a geek's dream, I am pretty skeptical. I like to believe that the easiest solution is the right solution. I, like our dear Scully, am open to the opinions of others, but very rarely agree unless I'm proven wrong. That's probably why I married a Mulder. Go figure.

07-05-2008, 06:57 PM	#24
ptando Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: X-Files Land Posts: 1	Well first off this is my first time here at buddytv and Im glad I found this site, looks very interesting!! To answer the question, Ive always been more Mulder than Scully. In terms of lifestyles, Im dedicated to my work 100% and have never faltered, Im passionate about it and have overcome a lot through the years when obstacles get in the way. What's funny (and many people think Im reaching here, but those are the non-believers) Im a woman who works very closely with my male counterpart (we're just partners!) but in our roles in work/life Im always the one to kind of keep him going and help him believing in what we're doing (I even call him scully sometimes but he doesnt like it!!)

07-06-2008, 04:55 PM	#25
AmandaCakebottom2 Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 11	definitely a mulder. i am a total believer.

07-07-2008, 08:56 AM	#28
kgraffiti Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 1	If I have to choose, I'll say I am more Mulder, but actually I am a near 50/50 mix. I definately want to believe, but I want to see some tangible proof. I have always been part dreamer, part rationalist. Even as a young child, I was fascinated by anything paranormal, occult, otherworldly, etc. However, if a friend told me that her house was haunted, I would want to see for myself and would not fully believe until I did. Being both creative and scientific should make me a nicely balanced person, but mainly it just means that I can NEVER make up my mind.

07-07-2008, 06:02 PM	#29
richmondhillgal Junior Member Join Date: Dec 1969 Posts: 28	I am defintely a Scully. I feel like everything has an answer and that skeptisim isn't necessarily a bad thing. I want to analyze everything. I have to actually see something concrete to sway me. I really miss Scully and Mulder!! I can't wait for the movie!! __________________ T.V. is my life~

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