So when there's 41 bullets, there's 41 thousand thorns in your side

I was cleaning out my Facebook apps today (procrastination) and re-took the World's Smallest Political Quiz.

Last time I took it, I got Liberal Statist. That was, oh, six months ago. Today, I got Liberal Libertarian.

Q: Is the result of a very basic political quiz to be trusted? Do your opinions on issues determine where you stand politically, or do the reasons behind your opinions determine it? Or something else?

Q: Do you change your mind about some political or ideological issues on a regular basis? According to your mood? Your surroundings? The latest news article you've read? What do you think of people who do?

(ETA: I don't consider myself Libertarian because I disagree with the basic "there is only the individual" idea that Libertarianism usually seems to be based on--humans aren't totally rational actors, society determines our perspectives to a huge extent, and it's just stupid to pretend otherwise.)

WELP

Car's dead.

God, I want to whine about being broke, but I should really stop doing that; last time, a few people were nice enough to send me some money for groceries, but it's not something I should expect.

Talked to Daniel about the possibility of doing Tarot online for serious. His wife does it for parties for $200, but her religious principles prevent her from profiting--she gives most of it to charity after deducting transportation costs. (Why do it at all then, I ask?)
He said if you set up a website and get your own chat server, it only costs a few hundred bucks. A few hundred bucks. I figure I could just use YIM for free or something, or set up a PayPal button on my LJ profile or something, charge five or ten bucks a reading and make grocery money until the loan money comes in or I get a meager fast-food paycheck. I don't know, would anyone be up for that for serious?