worlds biggest butthead

junior elf

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Originally posted by Crayfish
What a TIT! He didnt even sound smart, and 150 IQ is really low there are kids with higher IQ than that! And IQ amounts to nothing! You are not smarter because you have higher IQ then another one, you are smart if you can well... not be a total douche!

(posh english accent of that bum-hole) Actually 150 is quite high you know. As you are an absolute idiot you would not understand that IQ is taken for different age groups, and the average is 100. So as I have 50 more, and 50 is half of 100 so I am half as clever as any other person!

lollollollollollollollollollollollol
 

alextheartist

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Originally posted by junior elf
Originally posted by Crayfish
What a TIT! He didnt even sound smart, and 150 IQ is really low there are kids with higher IQ than that! And IQ amounts to nothing! You are not smarter because you have higher IQ then another one, you are smart if you can well... not be a total douche!

(posh english accent of that bum-hole) Actually 150 is quite high you know. As you are an absolute idiot you would not understand that IQ is taken for different age groups, and the average is 100. So as I have 50 more, and 50 is half of 100 so I am half as clever as any other person!

lollollollollollollollollollollollol

That explains a lot.. lol
 

Crayfish

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@Junior: Hahah, still think that a kid could kick him in the giblets(in intelligence)!

Why would someone brag about IQ anyways? People like that will always be a douche, no matter if they give 1000 billions to charity, if they brag how smart they are... they are douchebags. case closed!
 

MightyChad

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Originally posted by cfwheeler58
I figured this thread was going to be about A-Rod.....

I thought it was about me!
Actually, I recently travelled through part of the Mid-West and didn\'t see anything remotely \"redneck.\" I saw a lot of farms, but those aren\'t really \"redneck\" we should be thankful those farms exist, otherwise the world has a much smaller food supply. The first thing I saw that was \"redneck\" was when I entered into my home state.:(

Oops, pulled off topic accidentally. Sorry.
 

Amazon warrior

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Well, I\'ve managed to get as far as the bit where the wife pounces round the living room like a two-year old, which was mildly amusing in a wtf way. I think I\'ve managed to figure out the \"Directional Coach\" thing - people meet her and realise that the best direction they can take is \"AWAY!!!\"
 

uberdark

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i still say we send the bloke back to england..... let him live with undave or dragonsreach.... that\'ll last real quick im sure...and then we\'ll find out how many boxes it takes to send him back to america in pieces. hehehe
 

Amazon warrior

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Originally posted by uberdark
i still say we send the bloke back to england..... let him live with undave or dragonsreach.... that\'ll last real quick im sure...and then we\'ll find out how many boxes it takes to send him back to america in pieces. hehehe
Dear gods no! Send him to Germany, I\'ll break him. :evil:

I feel I must apologise for my country now. His behaviour was shocking. Gayla (sp?) deserves a medal for being some sort of saint of patience. I\'d have stuck knives into his head around hour 3.
 

Evil Dave

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Originally posted by MightyChad
Originally posted by cfwheeler58
I figured this thread was going to be about A-Rod.....

I thought it was about me!
Actually, I recently travelled through part of the Mid-West and didn\'t see anything remotely \"redneck.\" I saw a lot of farms, but those aren\'t really \"redneck\" we should be thankful those farms exist, otherwise the world has a much smaller food supply. The first thing I saw that was \"redneck\" was when I entered into my home state.:(

Oops, pulled off topic accidentally. Sorry.

Redneck was originally a compliment. It signified a man who worked the land, generally meaning a hardworking person. The \"red\" neck was from sunburn.

Apparently, someone, most likely the academia, decided that working the land indicated a low intelligence, hence redneck became a term of derision.

I find it amusing that Fowler and his similarly deluded wife, claim to be for the planet, yet live like Al Gore instead of like those dirty rednecks. I absolutely despise urban environmentalists whose idea of nature is limited to the carefully cultivated city park.
There are no Latte\'s in the wild.
 

Amazon warrior

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Originally posted by supervike
Originally posted by Evil Dave
There are no Latte\'s in the wild.


Actually, I think Starbucks is working on that.
Ah yes, the famous captive breeding program. I hear they\'re planning to release a number of breeding pairs of the Lesser Spotted Latte into Yellowstone and monitor their progress before rolling out across the country.
 

uberdark

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Originally posted by Evil Dave
Originally posted by MightyChad
Originally posted by cfwheeler58
I figured this thread was going to be about A-Rod.....

I thought it was about me!
Actually, I recently travelled through part of the Mid-West and didn\'t see anything remotely \"redneck.\" I saw a lot of farms, but those aren\'t really \"redneck\" we should be thankful those farms exist, otherwise the world has a much smaller food supply. The first thing I saw that was \"redneck\" was when I entered into my home state.:(

Oops, pulled off topic accidentally. Sorry.

Redneck was originally a compliment. It signified a man who worked the land, generally meaning a hardworking person. The \"red\" neck was from sunburn.

Apparently, someone, most likely the academia, decided that working the land indicated a low intelligence, hence redneck became a term of derision.

I find it amusing that Fowler and his similarly deluded wife, claim to be for the planet, yet live like Al Gore instead of like those dirty rednecks. I absolutely despise urban environmentalists whose idea of nature is limited to the carefully cultivated city park.
There are no Latte\'s in the wild.

actually evil dave you are wrong...it was a term denoted to a group of people in appalachia who stood up to the coal companies when they tried to unionize certain counties in the 1920s. the men wore red bandanas or strips of red fabric around there neck to denote their own group.

the term caught on in virginia, west virginia and the like and at first meant a man who stood up for what was right. over time people began to use the term for a person of the country and then eventually it was adopted by the general public and media and turned into a stereotypical view used by the public as a whole to represent illiterate or uneducated people. enter jeff foxworthy and the rest is history.

sorry.... i saw a good program on history channel hosted by billy ray cyrus on the matter. it was fantastic actually.
 
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