What Kind Of Manhunt Member Are You?

Are you more of a Victor Voyeur or a Town Bike Mike? Head over to take our quiz on Facebook, and you’ll find out in a matter of seconds! From the overly persistent to the incredibly elitist, we thought it’d be fun to explore the various types of guys who use Manhunt.

After you’ve taken a quiz, be sure to leave a comment to tell us your thoughts on the outcome. Was it scarily accurate or completely off base? Hopefully, you’ll at least get a laugh out of this one! My results definitely gave me a good chuckle or two, mostly because they were so true.

If you haven’t already “Liked” Manhunt on Facebook, make sure you do. Also, don’t forget to check out our other apps here.

– Dewitt

23 thoughts on “What Kind Of Manhunt Member Are You?

  1. Umm… not everyone has bought into the must have a facebook profile. That someone had a facebook profile should already tell you something about the person, namely they are somewhat of a lemming that has to follow the crowd.

  2. Such bitter queens: live a little, go wild and go on Facebook, take a silly quiz, and dare I say, have fun!?!

  3. What prissy little “fag” designed the questions and possible responses? Out of the eight questions, not one had a response even remotely close to what I would have answered…the answers themselves are loaded with gross stereotypes…in other words, not exactly a “valid” little quiz, even if it was meant to be just fun…

  4. Aww Dale, Vicksburg_Bear, echocheck and Kaitakata are all too old to understand computers. I really hope you don’t have cell phones, TVs or cars either. Wouldn’t want to follow the crowd.

    Anyways my answer was probably the closest one to fitting me but was still off. Contradicting Chris.

  5. @Dale, you’re as much of a lemming if you frequent sites like Manhunt…after all, you are following a crowd. So lighten up.

    I was able to reconnect with friends, classmates and family members through Facebook; many whom I haven’t seen in years. OK, perhaps a bit of a testimonial there, but it’s a great vehicle to catch up on things with friends and family, and at your leisure.

    Yes, they have these trivial virtual worlds where you can “raise” farm animals or “manage” a cafe, which I find grating. But you can set restrictions at any level. So you can cater it to whatever you think is “age appropriate” for you.

    As for this Manhunt quiz…I’d rather pillage someone’s Farmville or torch their Cafeworld. lol.

  6. Im elitist eric “how do you get laid when being so picky”. haha .. I thought it was a cute quiz.

  7. Oh come now, DeWitt. You against the idea of any mention of your competitor so much that you had to edit my comment? It was simply a tongue-in-cheek poke at your silly quiz. So lighten up, cupcake.

  8. Well they pegged me as Victor Voyeur. It seems pretty close to what I am for the most part.I tend to be a watcher more than one to participate.

    I am a 50 year old man and joined Facebook to reconnect with family and classmates. Its NOT just for 13 year old girls . Most of my friends and family on Facebook are OVER 13.I don’t know where you got your info there echocheck and kaitakata. Obviously you haven’t checked it out or you would know that there are ALL ages on Facebook

  9. Dale. There’s like, 400 million users on Facebook. It’s not just a fad or a “going with the crowd” thing.

  10. Although I am on face book & Twitter ( never log N ) I find both of them 2 be a HUGE waste of time but I did take M/H survey as well as the win will I die ( survey ) both survey had stupid question that really did not apply 2 me . The M/H survey pegged me 4 Victor Voyeur ( I don’t think I have a voyeuristic bone N my body ) & d of d 3/12 2013 LOL 5 days after my 51st birthday . I CANNOT WAIT !!!

  11. Facebook is following the crowd. Like “400 million users” proves it. It helps people stay in touch who wouldn’t bother otherwise.

  12. @Dale

    In case you didn’t already know, allow me to fill you in. Facebook is a social networking platform. These types of platforms are headliners in communications today. We good so far? Hows about a little anecdote to help you to understand what this all means? =)

    My 57-year-old father knows everything I just explained to you, which is why he has a Facebook profile. He’s wise enough to realize that there are many benefits to having it. He networks with old colleagues, college friends, and stays in touch with his 3 sons on a day-to-day basis (knowing full well that picking up the phone and calling us often won’t result in long conversations about the happenings in our active lives). I love my dad, and I love that he has a facebook. We chat all the time now. It hasn’t replaced phone calls– it’s supplemented them. Facebook is interactive and allows him more than just a brief description of what’s being going on with me. I live in Hawaii and have new photos uploaded weekly. He’s thrilled to be able to see through my eyes. Maybe this is him living vicariously through me.

    You could say something about just using e-mail, or Skype, or whatever the fuck else you come up with. The bottom line is, Facebook consolidates all that crap. Win.

    If you don’t have a facebook, fine. I don’t judge people who don’t have a facebook. I really don’t give a shit. What I do give a shit about is constantly hearing from half-wits who have an elitist attitude resulting in their will to resist joining facebook. Bravo, what an accomplishment.

    *Sigh* Look Dale, I didn’t mean to rage at you. Haha, yes I did, because you’re a moron. Facebook is a very useful tool, and you’re a fuck if you judge someone because they utilize it. Grow up.

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