|
SoCalLocal
|
|
« Reply #100 on: October 15, 2010, 11:11:PM » |
|
don't worry mhoram im not tradtional catholic so i won't be sullying tradcath gene pool anytime soon ;D
Then why are you here? Did you get booted off some other website for incessantly posting about ice cream? |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
|
|
|
Scipio_a
No, you're not a trad...you're a BITTER zealot.
Member
Gender: 
Location: TX
Personality type: balanced
Posts: 9,502
|
|
« Reply #101 on: October 15, 2010, 11:18:PM » |
|
It is too. I'm highly recruited by Mensa. lol...we named the retarded dog Mensa |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
"Scipio Bull Biscuits, a flawlessly indoctrinated feminist male." - paraphrased from voxpop in one of his shining moments!! "You've become a full adept to your kabbalistic philosemetism ...why not get it over with and fully convert to Judaism. At lest that would be respectable." - Popscile "[Scipio's] high on mouth and low on brains" - a brainiac "...all I can guess is that maybe you're gay and haven't figured it out yet."  ....LOL "a malicious twerp" - A candylander "I ain't no freakin' monument to justice!" -Moonstruck "Check out the big brain on Brad" - Jules |
|
|
Scipio_a
No, you're not a trad...you're a BITTER zealot.
Member
Gender:
Location: TX
Personality type: balanced
Posts: 9,502
|
|
« Reply #102 on: October 15, 2010, 11:32:PM » |
|
i bet quis has high iq
Mine is 63. dude you under cut me...I was going to be a smart ass and say mine is 73 then I found out it was 74....so there |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
"Scipio Bull Biscuits, a flawlessly indoctrinated feminist male." - paraphrased from voxpop in one of his shining moments!! "You've become a full adept to your kabbalistic philosemetism ...why not get it over with and fully convert to Judaism. At lest that would be respectable." - Popscile "[Scipio's] high on mouth and low on brains" - a brainiac "...all I can guess is that maybe you're gay and haven't figured it out yet." ....LOL "a malicious twerp" - A candylander "I ain't no freakin' monument to justice!" -Moonstruck "Check out the big brain on Brad" - Jules |
|
|
Iuvenalis
Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together... mass hysteria!
Member
Gender:
Location: California
Personality type: Picador
Posts: 4,152
Sacred Heart of Jesus, I trust in Thee!
|
|
« Reply #103 on: October 15, 2010, 11:59:PM » |
|
i bet quis has high iq
Mine is 63. dude you under cut me...I was going to be a smart ass and say mine is 73 then I found out it was 74....so there Hey, you're only 2 standard deviations from the mean! I'm 4. |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
"It is questionable whether the proper functions of Catholics is to hunt down, "expose" and condemn Catholics they suspect of undue rigidity, disobedience or "material schism"; especially while giving support to a Vatican ecumenical campaign which addresses heretics and actual Schismatics as "separated brethren", Jews as "people of the covenant" and Muslims as "people of God". This is part of the overall contradiction (or inconsistency) that permeates the "conservative" mentality. Cloaked in a pledged loyalty to all things "whatsoever" emanating from the Holy See, many "conservatives" will go beyond the measures taken by the Church leaders, or even disagree with their actual positions. The Hawaii "excommunications" were an obvious example but others can be seen. "Conservatives" denounce as "Schismatic" all those who set foot in SSPX chapels while the Vatican embraces the Schismatics in China. "Conservatives" deny any significant change at the Second Vatican Council while the Pope celebrates the enormity and impact of the changes. "Conservatives" seek the conversion of the Eastern "Orthodox" while the Vatican promises not to "proselytize" them. "Conservatives" deride American bishops while the Pope appoints and promotes the same ones." -Peter Miller "Tolerance is the last virtue of a depraved society When an immoral society has blatantly and proudly violated all the commandments, it insists upon one last virtue, tolerance for its immorality. It will not tolerate condemnation of its perversions. It creates a whole new world in which only the intolerant critic of intolerable evil is evil." - H. Gibson(5 x 10 x 17) x (5 x 10 x 17) ≠ 722,500 |
|
|
icecream
Member
Gender:
Location: the big bagel
Personality type: don't know
Posts: 4,495
|
|
« Reply #104 on: October 16, 2010, 12:00:AM » |
|
too much prid on this thread.
when a guy starts off with "mines 120 . . jealous?" you would think people would have a clue
|
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
wanna buy me some ice cream? | ice cream in latin: LAC GLACIALE [frozen milk] | fyi, i'm not catholic . . . yet!
"twerp, you couldn't dominate a cabbage, it'd make you look like an idiot" -- my new best friend
|
|
|
|
|
icecream
Member
Gender:
Location: the big bagel
Personality type: don't know
Posts: 4,495
|
|
« Reply #105 on: October 16, 2010, 12:08:AM » |
|
don't worry mhoram im not tradtional catholic so i won't be sullying tradcath gene pool anytime soon ;D
Then why are you here? Did you get booted off some other website for incessantly posting about ice cream? if i convert it will be to the latin mass i go |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
wanna buy me some ice cream? | ice cream in latin: LAC GLACIALE [frozen milk] | fyi, i'm not catholic . . . yet!
"twerp, you couldn't dominate a cabbage, it'd make you look like an idiot" -- my new best friend
|
|
|
Scipio_a
No, you're not a trad...you're a BITTER zealot.
Member
Gender:
Location: TX
Personality type: balanced
Posts: 9,502
|
|
« Reply #106 on: October 16, 2010, 03:12:AM » |
|
i bet quis has high iq
Mine is 63. dude you under cut me...I was going to be a smart ass and say mine is 73 then I found out it was 74....so there Hey, you're only 2 standard deviations from the mean! I'm 4. drat UD, get me the model glue.... |
|
|
|
« Last Edit: October 16, 2010, 03:16:AM by Scipio_a »
|
Logged
|
"Scipio Bull Biscuits, a flawlessly indoctrinated feminist male." - paraphrased from voxpop in one of his shining moments!! "You've become a full adept to your kabbalistic philosemetism ...why not get it over with and fully convert to Judaism. At lest that would be respectable." - Popscile "[Scipio's] high on mouth and low on brains" - a brainiac "...all I can guess is that maybe you're gay and haven't figured it out yet." ....LOL "a malicious twerp" - A candylander "I ain't no freakin' monument to justice!" -Moonstruck "Check out the big brain on Brad" - Jules |
|
|
|
Satori
|
|
« Reply #107 on: October 16, 2010, 08:55:AM » |
|
I forgot to add: the fact that IQ correlates well with success is the main reason it's stupid to brag about it. Think about it: if you have a high IQ but you've been knocking around at minimum wage jobs all your life, anyone you brag to is naturally going to think, "So, what's your problem then? Why aren't you splitting atoms or testing cancer cures on monkeys or something?" (Or he'll just think you're lying.) If you brag about your high IQ and you don't have any accomplishments to go with it, you're basically telling people you're lazy or have some kind of emotional problem that keeps you from doing anything useful with your brain.
On the other hand, if you've got a high IQ and accomplishments to go with it, you're going to brag about the accomplishments, not the genetic trait your parents gave you that made the accomplishments possible. NBA champions brag about their rings, not about how tall they are.
But this is not true. You're assuming, as many people assume, that people who are very intelligent are all scientific, or bright in some other way that is readily marketable. But they're not. What about highly intelligent artistic or literary types? Sure, some of them may get a mainstream job that uses their abilities and allows them to succeed in the monetary sense. But not everybody cares about that. I used to work at a small museum; most of us were smart and none of us were getting paid much. We were there because we were interested in our work. One of my coworkers was actually amazingly like Herr Mannelig except that his area of interest was painting. If he could pay his bills and have time to make his paintings, that's pretty much all he cared about. He would have been miserable in a prestigious position; I would, too. We weren't social misfits or losers, we just cared about different things. |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
"Skeptics will always prevail. God gives us just enough to seek Him, and never enough to fully find Him. To do more would inhibit our freedom, and our freedom is very dear to God." --Ron Hansen, "Mariette in Ecstasy"
|
|
|
|
Rosarium
Guest
|
|
« Reply #108 on: October 16, 2010, 09:09:AM » |
|
I forgot to add: the fact that IQ correlates well with success is the main reason it's stupid to brag about it. Think about it: if you have a high IQ but you've been knocking around at minimum wage jobs all your life, anyone you brag to is naturally going to think, "So, what's your problem then? Why aren't you splitting atoms or testing cancer cures on monkeys or something?" (Or he'll just think you're lying.) If you brag about your high IQ and you don't have any accomplishments to go with it, you're basically telling people you're lazy or have some kind of emotional problem that keeps you from doing anything useful with your brain.
On the other hand, if you've got a high IQ and accomplishments to go with it, you're going to brag about the accomplishments, not the genetic trait your parents gave you that made the accomplishments possible. NBA champions brag about their rings, not about how tall they are.
But this is not true. You're assuming, as many people assume, that people who are very intelligent are all scientific, or bright in some other way that is readily marketable. But they're not. What about highly intelligent artistic or literary types? Sure, some of them may get a mainstream job that uses their abilities and allows them to succeed in the monetary sense. But not everybody cares about that. I used to work at a small museum; most of us were smart and none of us were getting paid much. We were there because we were interested in our work. One of my coworkers was actually amazingly like Herr Mannelig except that his area of interest was painting. If he could pay his bills and have time to make his paintings, that's pretty much all he cared about. He would have been miserable in a prestigious position; I would, too. We weren't social misfits or losers, we just cared about different things. "area of interest"? I am interested in many things. Painting is not one of them though. I want to be a writer (writer of many things) and my dream would be able to get enough money doing that. I only would need around what I make now (which is not much), but I would be very happy writing. Until then, my job is good enough. |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
|
|
|
|
Satori
|
|
« Reply #109 on: October 16, 2010, 09:13:AM » |
|
I forgot to add: the fact that IQ correlates well with success is the main reason it's stupid to brag about it. Think about it: if you have a high IQ but you've been knocking around at minimum wage jobs all your life, anyone you brag to is naturally going to think, "So, what's your problem then? Why aren't you splitting atoms or testing cancer cures on monkeys or something?" (Or he'll just think you're lying.) If you brag about your high IQ and you don't have any accomplishments to go with it, you're basically telling people you're lazy or have some kind of emotional problem that keeps you from doing anything useful with your brain.
On the other hand, if you've got a high IQ and accomplishments to go with it, you're going to brag about the accomplishments, not the genetic trait your parents gave you that made the accomplishments possible. NBA champions brag about their rings, not about how tall they are.
But this is not true. You're assuming, as many people assume, that people who are very intelligent are all scientific, or bright in some other way that is readily marketable. But they're not. What about highly intelligent artistic or literary types? Sure, some of them may get a mainstream job that uses their abilities and allows them to succeed in the monetary sense. But not everybody cares about that. I used to work at a small museum; most of us were smart and none of us were getting paid much. We were there because we were interested in our work. One of my coworkers was actually amazingly like Herr Mannelig except that his area of interest was painting. If he could pay his bills and have time to make his paintings, that's pretty much all he cared about. He would have been miserable in a prestigious position; I would, too. We weren't social misfits or losers, we just cared about different things. "area of interest"? I am interested in many things. Painting is not one of them though. I want to be a writer (writer of many things) and my dream would be able to get enough money doing that. I only would need around what I make now (which is not much), but I would be very happy writing. Until then, my job is good enough. You see? You're like my old friend. I didn't mean you don't have many interests, but that your area of expertise and your preferred work are different from his. He also had a number of interests, but all he wanted to BE was a painter. |
|
|
|
|
Logged
|
"Skeptics will always prevail. God gives us just enough to seek Him, and never enough to fully find Him. To do more would inhibit our freedom, and our freedom is very dear to God." --Ron Hansen, "Mariette in Ecstasy"
|
|
|
|
