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Home >> Dating >> Intelligence a barrier?
01.10.2006, 12:22 quote
people sometimes look at me in shock when they discover i'm not stupid lol. as if just because i'm female, blonde and young i should be totally lost in the big bad world.
plus i guess the fact that i have two kids and no dad adds in to the illusion that i am as thick as two planks. like i got pregnant by accident twice by two random one night stands and have no idea who the fathers are lmao.
01.10.2006, 15:15 quote
I like daft ppl as I say 'cause I find them to be unconscious comedians with a much beeter ability to laugh at themselves than your average "brainbox".
Perhaps this is why your intellectual type feels a bit 'out of it' on occassions, not because s/he is some kind of mekon with so highly developed cerberal muscle that all other mere mortals must quake at her/his amazing feats of intellect that boarder on the autistic.
Now I know that's a total sterotype but we've all met them. And the fact these pple have a 'superior' wit perhaps it should be demostrated a bit more judicially by themselves - you know the saying "a time and a place.."
I guess that ties back with what I was saying earlier in a kinda round about way - that ppl are ppl but naturally group themselves and maybe a bit of awareness would help ppl to reign in their superpowers a bit and make them a bit more likeable and familiar.
01.10.2006, 16:05 quote
I'm too serious....and way too sarcastic. I'm more than likely to come out with a sarcastic comment than a joke.
01.10.2006, 17:22 quote
flowerangelaura wrote: | ||
How the heck did I miss this thread? Guys seem to be intimidated by me because i'm fairly intelligent, apparently. And us teenagers don't suck. |
Too right, I asked one Saturday night and she turned me down
must be my technique....
01.10.2006, 17:54 quote
it's the way it's demonstrated. When it's used to belittle ppl it's not clever it's just down right nasty; bullying.
And as for sarcasim being the high form of wit - B/S!
This is not directed at anyone person so pls don't take it that way.
Personally, {and even although I do enjoy conversing on many levels} in terms of general likeability and over all gregeriousness I prefer ppl who are led by the heart rather than the head as they tend to be more honest and genuine.
01.10.2006, 21:36 quote
Letmein wrote: |
it's the way it's demonstrated. When it's used to belittle ppl it's not clever it's just down right nasty; bullying.
And as for sarcasim being the high form of wit - B/S! This is not directed at anyone person so pls don't take it that way. Personally, {and even although I do enjoy conversing on many levels} in terms of general likeability and over all gregeriousness I prefer ppl who are led by the heart rather than the head as they tend to be more honest and genuine. |
.......Isn't it "Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit"?!
02.10.2006, 06:43 quote
ChiefOHara wrote: |
Its still wit |
And if not used in a nasty way, is the funniest IMO (in my opinion).
11.02.2007, 01:08 quote
saintsfan wrote: |
Thanks, suprised anyone remembers me. My ex was a dyslexic we didn't have much in common either, but we lasted 7 years had a son together then she decided to cheat on my with 3 different guys in the same week.
Ive tried to find common interests but, it doesn't seem to work. As for teenagers yea they suck lol |
11.02.2007, 18:50 quote
Indeed, to name but a few: EInstein, eddie izzard, cher, churchill. Theres shed laod more than I cant remeber the name of too
12.02.2007, 07:51 quote
guitargirl wrote: | ||
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*sigh* Didn't wanna have to post on these forums again but, I have to correct you here.
When I said that, I was in NO WAY discriminating against dyslexic people. I was merely stating that she was dyslexic and we lasted for 7 years. She kept saying she was thick and stupid but, I knew for a fact that she was intelligent. Just when I finally manage to get that evil bitch from my mind someone brings it up again. Also, I know quite a few dyslexic people and have very interesting conversations with them, all dyslexia is, is word blindness anyway.
And at the time of writing this topic, I was feeling very depressed. This thread has been blown way out of proportion. I do have emotional intelligence. But, when you are feeling down its hard to draw upon that and to use it.
12.02.2007, 09:13 quote
Thanks for telling me what dyslexia is, word blindness. I had been wondering what these random small black things are that I'm looking at.
BTW one can be dyslexia and thick, dyslexia does not guarantee intelligence at all.
12.02.2007, 09:19 quote
guitargirl wrote: |
Thanks for telling me what dyslexia is, word blindness. I had been wondering what these random small black things are that I'm looking at.
BTW one can be dyslexia and thick, dyslexia does not guarantee intelligence at all. |
12.02.2007, 09:31 quote
guitargirl wrote: |
Thanks for telling me what dyslexia is, word blindness. I had been wondering what these random small black things are that I'm looking at.
BTW one can be dyslexia and thick, dyslexia does not guarantee intelligence at all. |
No need to get sarcastic now is there
12.02.2007, 09:36 quote
redoctober wrote: | ||
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