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What Kind Of Daydreamer Are You?

Tonight’s EuroMillions jackpot is a guaranteed €130million. What would you dream about?
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SOMETIMES, THERE’S NOTHING better than a nice daydream. What would you do if you could do anything? And perhaps more importantly, who would you do it for?

On a rainy commute into work on a Monday or sitting in the dentist’s waiting room, our minds wander and our imaginations take over.

Let’s find out what kind of daydreamer YOU are.

1. If you could change your career overnight, what job would you choose?
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Astronaut
Rock star

Professional dosser
Doctor
2. If money and time were no object, which of these schemes would you pick?
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Building a house big enough for your entire extended family... and figuring out who gets which bedroom
Floating snow machines up the Liffey on Christmas Eve

Inventing a TV gadget that detects when a politician is speaking and automatically plays the Benny Hill theme tune
Setting up a localised Good Weather Service so the sun always shines on couples getting married
3. Choose a song to tear it up to on the dancefloor.
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Come Together by The Beatles
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Supermassive Black Hole by Muse

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I'll Be There by The Jackson 5
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Wild Thing by The Troggs
4. Which of these things would you like to see invented first?
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Paths turned into conveyor belts
A kitchen press that orders the shopping for you

A phone that won't let you text after a certain number of drinks
A button in every home that gives you ten minutes of glorious sunshine
5. How would your mates be most likely to describe you?
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A bit of a messer
Sound, hopefully

The kind one
Good head on my shoulders
7. Imagine it's 5pm on a Friday. Which one of these would you be most likely to daydream about while waiting to leave work?
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The next prank you're going to play on your co-workers
Moving your entire office to a beach in Spain

The weekend ahead...
No daydreaming. I'm working, obviously
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You're a mischievous daydreamer
What do you daydream about? Madcap, outlandish and downright wacky things, like warming up the Forty Foot for the swimmers on Christmas Day. We envy your imagination.
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You scored out of !
You're a caring daydreamer
Even in your daydreams, you're pretty bang on. You daydream about things like buying a private island and setting up a Dog Island rescue centre for all the poor animals.
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You scored out of !
You're a practical daydreamer
A glass roof over Electric Picnic? That's the kind of place your imagination brings you to. You've taken "she'd be a grand little country if only we could roof her" to its kinda-sorta logical conclusion.
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You scored out of !
You're a sound daydreamer
Your daydreams are about making the world a better place for everyone - yourself included of course. So in dull days in the office, you're imagining what the city could be like with a deadly urban beach.
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Whatever your daydreams, they could come true with tonight’s guaranteed €130million EuroMillions jackpot. And if you like to #ShareTheDream, you might also be interested in checking out our new Good News section on TheJournal.ie. Only the happiest news of the day. Now that’s worth daydreaming about…

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