I’m not sure yet because I haven’t finished reading about exactly what a Quirkyalone is, but I think this just might suck.
I mean, 100%?! This can’t be good, right?
89%
It says I may not be romancing one person, but I’m romancing the world.
But I’m married…
I got 105. Huzzah for spinsterhood! 
i coulda told me that.
I’m dissapointed that question 13, “On the way to work, you spot a perfect JCrew couple holding hands. What do you feel?” didn’t have an option D: “Mild nausea”. That coulda bumped me up another 6 points, at least.
Yep.
I didn’t realize it was possible to get more than 100. But I still think my score may not be a good sign…
69
Which is apparently, a “quirky together”. Seem like the right number for that…
How quirkyalone are you?
Your score was 52. Somewhat quirkyalone (otherwise known as quirkytogether):
You are probably part of a mysterious group of people, the quirkytogethers. You share many of our quirky qualities, but you manage to find yourself, on a regular basis, in a coupled situation. Interesting.
They need to be more specific about what they consider a regular basis.
91 here. Wouldn’t the Straight Dope population tend to be skewed towards the higher levels of quirkyaloneness?
And, just for my edification - what’s a JCrew couple?
46
Do I win?
Preppy, well dressed folks.
I scored a 98.
73 QuirkyTogether.
86
121
God, I’m such a loser.
Your score was 92. Very quirkyalone:
Relatives may give you quizzical looks, and so may friends, but you know in your heart of hearts that you are following your inner voice. Though you may not be romancing a single person, you are romancing the world. Celebrate your freedom on National Quirkyalone Day, February 14th!
My score said simply 110. But did not elaborate any further. Did I do something wrong?
- Metacom, for #13 I too was looking for the mild nausea option or at least an eye roll with “Give me a break.” option. Now I’m off to find a house on a hill and many cats to adopt!
I scored a 45.
Honey, if you have a pop-up blocker, it probably prevented you from seeing your score’s explanation.