[DoodleBob]

Back in the day, us non-Mensa kids could care less about these classes. We knew who were the brainiacs, and our parents knew we weren't going to be winning the Nobel in Physics, so we moved on. At least the smart kids weren't the burnouts threatening your life.

The votech kids probably got more abuse than the brainiacs...they were laughed at as the "idiots" who weren't going to college. You wanna talk about class warfare?

[ytrebil]

Back in the day, us non-Mensa kids could care less about these classes.

How much less could you non-Mensa kids care, a little or a lot?

[BuffaloJack]

“Back in the day, us non-Mensa kids could care less about these classes.”

I almost joined Mensa. When I graduated from college, someone asked me if I wanted to join Mensa. I told him OK. I took their admission IQ test and got a really high score. I joined and 2 hours later they asked me if I wanted to go with them to protest the (Vietnam) War. Being a veteran, I declined and promptly resigned from Mensa. I belonged to Mensa for a little over 2 hours. I didn’t want to belong to a group of stuck-on-themselves liberals.

[Seruzawa]

Yet the welders and plumbers often make more $. The best revenge.