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treepatrol
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You GOT a score of 11 out of 11 You rating: Only 3 people have ever scored this high This is based on the Simon Evans score rating system answers below
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quote:Originally posted by meg: I will not incriminate myself....but I was smart enough to know they were trick questions!
I hear ya! I was afraid to post mine!!
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stymielymie
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i did pretty good igot 13 out of 11 is that good??????
docdave mesa genius
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Jill E.
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quote:Originally posted by stymielymie: i did pretty good igot 13 out of 11 is that good??????
docdave mesa genius
That's great, except I think you meant "mensa" genius. In Spanish, a "mesa" genius is a "table" genius.
Now I know you're a dental genius, a mascara genius, a Jeopardy genius and a squirrel genius, but table?
Even in my groggy state today, I could tell they were trick questions. Even so, I only did normal levels, so I'm not posting my score!
We now need to open a chapter of LymeMensa - call it LyMensa?
Jill
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shazdancer
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Treepatrol was just quoting what the game says if you got them all right.
I got 11 out of 11, too, tree, so I guess only one other person out there is as smart!
Okay, all you smart Lymenuts...
I saw this license plate a couple of years ago, when I was Lyme-sick as all get out, late at night in the dark in the parking lot, I knew what this vanity plate was immediately.
What was it?
V5N3W
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Michelle M
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quote:Originally posted by shazdancer:
What was it?
V5N3W
MENSA backwards (and upside down).
Sharp find!
Michelle
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just don
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I didnt want to contanminat the test up front,,,I only got a 6 too. Didnt realize the tricky nature of the thing till about half way thru. And yes Moses tripped me up,,,most common mistake.
Another site had 4 perfect scores of only 3 ever done so as you can see their are fisherman among us!! Alot of 'stretch' to these stories!!
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Cobweb
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Are we allowed to do the math problems on paper?
For 1 of my wrong answers I have an excuse: I don't know what an inning is - language problem.
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treepatrol
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quote:Originally posted by Michelle M:
quote:Originally posted by shazdancer:
What was it?
V5N3W
MENSA backwards (and upside down).
Sharp find!
Michelle
Its in a mirror. hahaha
hey cave huh?
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CaliforniaLyme
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I got a ****** 3 **************!*)!*)!*)!!
But I am on my first cuppa coffeeeeeee!!!!!!!!! It takes 3 cups to get the old brain going!~!~*)!!
-------------------- There is no wealth but life. -John Ruskin
All truth goes through 3 stages: first it is ridiculed: then it is violently opposed: finally it is accepted as self evident. - Schopenhauer Posts: 5639 | From Aptos CA USA | Registered: Apr 2005
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Michelle M
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You GOT a score of 7 out of 11 You rating: Normal Intelligence This is based on the Simon Evans score rating system answers below
Now Here's the Twist;), your answers not only can tell your current intelligence, but the combination can also forcast your upcoming love life:
Your Projected Love Life: Wow! Your love life is *****in
This score may be accurate but have my doubts about the love life projection!!
Michelle
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just don
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Kendrick,
Okay call me REAL slow. Why not walk backward thru a cornfield??? We used to do that when we were tired of the leaves poking us in the eye,,,and the leaves cutting your skin,like a paper cut!! And it was ALWAYS 110 in the shade!!!
Clue me in why this is a BAD deal???
Glad others found enjoyment in this small life excercise!! being --just don--
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Don, you know how you got poked in the eye... well, imagine where corn pokes you when you're walking backwards. I'm not even sure if this is even appropriate for here. ha ha.
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just don
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Kendrick, Thanks for the reply. I think alot worse things are posted here. I have NO problem with what you said. It just doesnt apply to ME,,,that area is well padded and covered by many layers, unlike my eyeballs and neck.
When we had to walk ALL the fields for weeds and cockleburs we even tied kerchiefs around our necks to keep the sharp cuts down. And carry both arms up and forward to rake the leaves out of the way.
Boring is to have to walk and cut all 500 acres every year. Some more than once. Thats why I am so short,walked my height off. And ALWAYS left plenty of seed for next year.
Beans and milo werent near as bad,,,untill the vines were tangled in the middles and tripped you every step. Corn is so thick, hot, and NO wind in there.
When my grandpa bought this place it had 3/8 mile rows. They got down on there hands and knees,,,took one row down,,,crawled and one row back. Cockleburs were so thick it took one round till dinner,one round till night. Took all year to make it across.
My grandpa bought an ajoining place,,,120 acres for $1,500 and paid for it. Wrote out the check. My grandma threw such a fit she demanded he go get his money back,,,so he had to go reclaim the check. Now days cant buy one acre for that!!!--just don--
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Got all 11 out of 11! That and a buck will get me over the bridge!!! Anybody else have more fun tests to take?
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Kendrick, I was in Mensa. I didn't renew my membership, I just wanted the card. Why? Because I could!! I got in based on my GMAT score.
It was funny to me because I'm a blonde (you know, all the dumb blonde jokes) and have this stupid Lyme brain so come across as a space cadet quite often. I am a walking oxymoron.
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Jill E.
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Kendrick,
I was in MENSA when I was young. My dad joined, and both my brother and I qualified based upon scholastic test scores.
I was way too young to understand or enjoy the meetings. I never kept up my membership.
Now with Lyme, I wouldn't even want to attempt the test!
Jill
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The word "Mensa" means "table" in Latin. The name stands for a round-table society, where race, color, creed, national origin, age, politics, educational or social background are irrelevant.
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