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The Ultimate IQ Test
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| 12/19/2001
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Posted on 12/19/2001 2:42:06 PM PST by Beep
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To: connectthedots
A "Babe with a Brain", huh?
That's a Visually Mathematical Brain, and many thanks for noticing! (Most people don't get that far up. The breastplate seems to mesmerize 'em.)
To: Mercuria
LOL!
Im Heading Down to Cali!!!!!!!!
HOME SWEET HOME!!!
I'll be in Newport,but if I find some time........I will Shout Amongst The Roof Tops.......MERCURIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and you will buy me many Drinks............:*)
Merry Christmas Sweetie!
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posted on
12/20/2001 6:08:02 PM PST
by
cmsgop
Comment #363 Removed by Moderator
To: rko1933
. . . if anyone asks,I'm saying I'm as smart as you.With all of that taken into consideration, I'd say "smarter!" *G* I was tired and my muscle relaxant kicked in halfway through it, but that may have helped!! *VBG* I cannot imagine trying to take while caring for a small child, much less with anything else going on at the same time! I do well to take what I consider to be "good care" of my Bassets! (I love my Bassets; they keep me sane!)
More than likely, your IQ is too high to be measured by this particular test. I have tested higher than the 144 this test allows one to score. I would place you into the same category, to be honest! If you are ever tested by a psychologist, don't be surprised if your IQ is at least 144. Or higher!
God Jul to both you and your five-year-old!
Sharon
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posted on
12/20/2001 6:27:24 PM PST
by
Beep
To: cdwright
bummer. Hey, are you on commission?Don't I wish! If I weren't disabled, I'd be administering actual IQ tests myself. There's money in that, as a rule. *G* I did a lot of pro bono work, though, because I felt it was the right thing to do. Not solely IQ testing, but mostly counseling sessions. I've been on the receiving end, and I know how it feels. You want to feel that the person you're talking to actually cares. Burn-out is common in counseling, and finding someone who isn't either burned out or jaded is rare. Especially on a "sliding scale" basis! I cared. I didn't have time to burn out, before my body revolted. Very inconsiderate of it, I think.
I worked on the crisis intervention hotline, and still have calls routed to my home number on weekends, when they are having staffing problems. For instance, I'll have it this weekend, because of the holiday. My fiance generally is out of town on a gig (he's a musician) on the weekends, so it's nice to have something useful to do when he's not here. It helps me, in many ways, as well.
365
posted on
12/20/2001 6:40:10 PM PST
by
Beep
Comment #366 Removed by Moderator
To: SLJP
I was tested by a psychologist,but the score came back sociopath. LOL...seriously..this was a fun test. I don't have Bassets,but 3 cats.They say you can't have a cat and have a sense of smell.Be well this holiday season. RKO1933
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posted on
12/20/2001 6:56:16 PM PST
by
rko1933
To: cdwright
I guess this is easy for me to say, but I always figured the most devastating disability was not knowing your weaknesses.That is entirely possible -- but it would take up way too much space for me to go there! *G*
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posted on
12/20/2001 7:07:54 PM PST
by
Beep
To: rko1933
I was tested by a psychologist,but the score came back sociopath. LOL...seriously..this was a fun test. I don't have Bassets,but 3 cats.They say you can't have a cat and have a sense of smell.Be well this holiday season. RKO1933LOL! I doubt that! *G* Animals are wonderful; they love you, no matter what! People could learn an awful lot from their pets, IMHO. Thank you for the good wishes, and I wish the same for you and yours as well!
God Jul!
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posted on
12/20/2001 7:10:49 PM PST
by
Beep
To: SLJP
It's the marsupial -- the kangaroo! I nearly overthought it at first, which most tend to do, but they actually are looking for the easiest answer.Thanks for setting me straight.
Still, I can't figure why a marsupial which can reproduce is any stranger than a mule which can't..
Guess it's just strange all around.
Got 124 the first time and 144 the ??30th?? time through. Slow learner, but still learned a lot.
Brain excercise IS fun.
To: carenot
Nope. Bananas have never had seeds. Then what are those little black things arranged in a circle about the center?
To: Old Professer;carenot;lowelljr
After reading all the way through, I defer to post #343 and lowelljr; vestigal seeds indeed. Hell, it's way too cold here in Tennessee to grow bananas anyway.
To: Old Professer
A fellow Tennessean! Whereabouts? (West? Middle? East?) I'm in Nashville, myself. I was born in Peoria, Illinois, then we moved to Mississippi for a little while when my father got his M.A., then back to the little Swedish community where my father grew up (Galva, Illinois), and where he taught French for many years. Then he decided to get his doctorate from George Peabody College for Teachers (now part of Vandy), so we moved to a suburb of Nashville. I'm in Nashville proper, but my family (that I'm not sure I want to claim right now! *G*) is only 30 minutes from here. They are all clustered within 10 minutes of each other, in Wilson County. The outward parallels are eerily similar to our emotional parallels, come to think of it.
Oh well! At any rate -- howdy neighbor!! ;-}
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posted on
12/20/2001 8:33:51 PM PST
by
Beep
To: Xenalyte
Physical beauty without a brain to go with it is waste of a creation of God.
To: SLJP
"Off-topic"??! Since when has anybody stayed half-a$$ed ON topic around here... That's over the line, y'all...
375
posted on
12/21/2001 7:48:28 AM PST
by
maxwell
Comment #376 Removed by Moderator
To: SLJP
Ever see the Saturday Night Live skit, one of their fake commercials, for a product called "Oops I Crapped My Pants" ? Heh heh... Basically the same ad with the product names swapped, which made it pretty funny. Unless of course you have a tendency to crap your pants. - LOL! I think they tend to advertise it more for bladder leakage, but -- close enough!! *G*
I was going through all my old replies and this one cracked me up. I hadn't thought about it at the time, but SNL also had a fake commercial skit about "anal leakage." Gross, but funny - and they are getting closer, as if merging the two concepts heh heh. They tried to see how many times they could say the phrase during the course of the "commercial." I think it came out when there was a lot of talk about the fat substitute olestra which was in low fat potato chips and such, a side effect being "anal leakage."
To: Atlantin
CocoNUT is a NUT, the largest NUT!I need to tell that to my mother; she thinks that the world's largest NUT is me!
;-p
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posted on
01/07/2002 5:34:46 PM PST
by
Beep
To: bluefish
ROFL! I shudder to think what else they might add to the "leakage" combo. Ugh! {{{{ shudder }}}}
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posted on
01/07/2002 5:36:36 PM PST
by
Beep
To: SLJP
I'm a visionary philosopher, with an IQ of 140. Thanks for the link.
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