What's your IQ?

[Redway]

Haven't even backed this up from a reliable source, but, apparently, 140. Probably from some ****ty website, though.

[Locke.]

141

[Jords]

142

[Mystic Mock]

112 Ive been predicted to have by my friends.

[Boothy]

Mine was either 132 or 137 last time I did an IQ Test. I've forgot which though.

[Doogle]

69

[Niall]

69

:evilgrin:

But doesn't that mean your like super dumb? :suspect: I should have that number not you :suspect:

[Ramsay]

96 i think?

[Doogle]

:evilgrin:

But doesn't that mean your like super dumb? :suspect: I should have that number not you :suspect:
;) And no you shouldn't :nono: Although I read that a bit wrong. Something along the lines of "I should do that number with you". And I was thinking ".. :-|"

I'm quite stupid actually. Well sometimes. I've never actually done my IQ thing. How do you work it out? :S

96 i think?

Omg we're like opposite twins :amazed:

[Harry!]

116 I think. I know it was close to Chanelle Hayes IQ.

[Ramsay]

Omg we're like opposite twins :amazed:

:amazed:

[Mystic Mock]

I just had a go on the internet,I got 105.

[King Gizzard]

Probably something crap. Not good at working out all the logical stuff

[CharlieO]

I actually genuinely have a IQ of 142. I have had it properly tested and stuff and am apparently in the top 1% of people in the country. The internet doesn't give proper results by the way.

[Boothy]

I actually genuinely have a IQ of 142. I have had it properly tested and stuff and am apparently in the top 1% of people in the country. The internet doesn't give proper results by the way.

Where did you get it tested?

Edit: That sounded like I was doubting you, I'm not :laugh:

I'm interested because I want mine properly tested.

[Redway]

I actually genuinely have a IQ of 142. I have had it properly tested and stuff and am apparently in the top 1% of people in the country. The internet doesn't give proper results by the way.

Last time I checked on the internet, it was 140 (top 1%). But, yes, I know they're not accurate, which is why I didn't take them too seriously.

[Redway]

Where did you get it tested?

I think you'd have to go to a specialised educational psychologist.

That's if you really want your IQ taken to a suitable degree of accuracy.

[Redway]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/testthenation/iq/main/index.shtml

Most accurate I can find atm, if anybody's interested. :)

[Benjamin]

I actually genuinely have a IQ of 142. I have had it properly tested and stuff and am apparently in the top 1% of people in the country. The internet doesn't give proper results by the way.

Mine was 146 when I got mine tested. :hugesmile:

Dread to think what alcohol and such has done to my IQ now though. :laugh:

[Omah]

147

[CharlieO]

Where did you get it tested?

Edit: That sounded like I was doubting you, I'm not :laugh:

I'm interested because I want mine properly tested.

At some psychologist centre (I had it when I was 10 in England and another one this year but in Singapore), they make you play weird games and word association things. There will be somewhere to do it in your area It should be easy to find someone on the internet who does it I think.

[Jordan.]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/testthenation/iq/main/index.shtml

Most accurate I can find atm, if anybody's interested. :)

I did that one before and got 89 :bawling:

[Redway]

I did that one before and got 89 :bawling:

Lol. Most people score low on those tests, anyway.

[CharlieO]

Mine was 146 when I got mine tested. :hugesmile:

Dread to think what alcohol and such has done to my IQ now though. :laugh:

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On the cleverness not the alcohol damage. 142 is what I recall my mum telling me but I never read through the report they gave us. I am going to read it tomorrow now.

[Benjamin]

Internet IQ tests are unreliable.

[GypsyGoth]

Mine is probably about a million.

[Benjamin]

http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110705133445/glee/images/e/e8/Update-high-five.gif

On the cleverness not the alcohol damage. 142 is what I recall my mum telling me but I never read through the report they gave us. I am going to read it tomorrow now.

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[Redway]

Internet IQ tests are unreliable.

They are ****, yeah.

[InOne]

Mine is probably about a million.

Mine is 2 million :hmph:

[CharlieO]

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EDIT (found a better picture):

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[Chuck]

not going to humiliate myself telling y'all :hmph:

[Redway]

Mine is probably about a million.

The scale doesn't even go up to that level (not necessarily)! :D

Here's an indication of what your IQ score actually means:



Over 140 - Genius or near genius


120 - 140 - Very superior intelligence


110 - 119 - Superior intelligence/High Average


90 - 109 - Normal or average intelligence


80 - 89 - Dullness


70 - 79 - Borderline deficiency


Under 70 - Definite feeble-mindedness

High IQ & Genius IQ

Genius IQ is generally considered to begin around 140 to 145, representing ~.25% of the population (1 in 400). Here's a rough guide:

115-124 - Above average (e.g., university students)
125-134 - Gifted (e.g., post-graduate students)
135-144 - Highly gifted (e.g., intellectuals)
145-154 - Genius (e.g., professors)
155-164 - Genius (e.g., Nobel Prize winners)
165-179 - High genius
180-200 - Highest genius
<200 - "Unmeasurable genius"

A few IQ tests will vary on what they consider to be "average"/"above average"/"genius", etc, but what I have provided is a rough guideline of what your scores mean.

NB: if you really want your IQ taken, go to a specialised psychologist. The fact that you attained, say, 130 on a test, is not to suggest that you're actually a genius; it simply means that online IQ tests don't mean half a ****, and the results likely to be ****ed up (not saying that anyone here is dumb :D ). Go to a specialised educational psychologist or something of that sort if you really want your IQ measured accurately. And that's if you're really bold, too.

[Redway]

Of course, "high average" and "low average" can be marked at 100-110 or 90-100; this is entirely in accordance to the slight variations that people may make to possibly enhance the accuracy of IQ scores/tests. :)

[Shaun]

no offence to everyone but yeah, I doubt we have like 10 geniuses on TiBB

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

i have never completed a test fully coz i get bored half way through

[Redway]

no offence to everyone but yeah, I doubt we have like 10 geniuses on TiBB

Yes, 'cause most of them confided in online scores.

[Beastie]

Mine is off the radar ;)

[Omah]

no offence to everyone but yeah, I doubt we have like 10 geniuses on TiBB

I rather doubt it myself ..... ;)

[GypsyGoth]

The scale doesn't even go up to that level (not necessarily)! :D


I'm an unmeasurable genius :hmph:

[Redway]

I'm an unmeasurable genius :hmph:

Using BODMAS, work out the following:

1. 3 + (7-2) =

2. 17 - (14 X 3) =

3. 11 + 2 X 7) =

4. 100 - (11 x 8) X 4 =

5. 27 X 3 - 6

Solve the following equations:

1. 4x - 7 = 27

2. 3x - 27 = 45

That's secondary school maths that most people can't remember how to do.

[Boothy]

Using BODMAS, work out the following:

1. 3 + (7-2) = 8

2. 17 - (14 X 3) = -25

3. 11 + 2 X 7) = 25

4. 100 - (11 x 8) X 4 = -252

5. 27 X 3 - 6 = 75

Solve the following equations:

1. 4x - 7 = 27 = -- ? (Don't know what that [/I] means. Oh Ffs, I was trying to work out 'I' as in italics.

2. 3x - 27 = 45 -- x=6 (Messed this one up too, read '-' as '+')

That's secondary school maths that most people can't remember how to do.

Have you got answers?

[GypsyGoth]

1. 3 + (7-2) = 8

2. 17 - (14 X 3) = -25

3. 11 + 2 X 7) = 25

4. 100 - (11 x 8) X 4 = -252

5. 27 X 3 - 6 = 45

Solve the following equations:

1. 4x - 7 = 27 x = 8.5

2. 3x - 27 = 45 x = 24

[Redway]

Have you got answers?

Of course. I achieved an A* at GCSE maths.

[Boothy]

Of course. I achieved an A* at GCSE maths.

Can you post them then.

[Joelle.]

Just did a test and got 120. Probably nowhere near.

[Redway]

1. 3 + (7-2) = 3 + 5 = 8

2. 17 - (14 X 3) = 17 - 42 = - 25

3. 11 + (2 X 7) = 11 + 14 = 25

4. 100 - (11 x 8) X 4 = 100 - 88 = 12; 12 X 4 = 48

5. 27 X 3 - 6 = 54 - 6 = 75

Solve the following equations:

1. 4x - 7 = 27

Add seven to both sides, and 4x = 34.

Divide by four to get x on its own, and x = 8.5 (you can do this using an algorithm).
2. 3x - 27 = 45

Add 27 to both sides and 3x = 72.

Divide by 3 to get x on its own, and x = 24 (feel free to check this by multiplying 24 by 3 :) ). :)

That's secondary school maths that most people can't remember how to do.[/QUOTE]

[Redway]

Can you post them then.

Look below. And I've provided my working out, so there's no doubt that I worked them out.

[GypsyGoth]

Look below. And I've provided my working out, so there's no doubt that I worked them out.

I worked them out better :hmph:

[Redway]

I worked them out better :hmph:

OK. I'll let you off, now. Happy? :D

[Boothy]

1. 3 + (7-2) = 3 + 5 = 8

2. 17 - (14 X 3) = 17 - 42 = - 25

3. 11 + (2 X 7) = 11 + 14 = 25

4. 100 - (11 x 8) X 4 = 100 - 88 = 12; 12 X 4 = 48

5. 27 X 3 - 6 = 54 - 6 = 48

Solve the following equations:

1. 4x - 7 = 27

Add seven to both sides, and 4x = 34.

Divide by four to get x on its own, and x = 8.5 (you can do this using an algorithm).
2. 3x - 27 = 45

Add 27 to both sides and 3x = 72.

Divide by 3 to get x on its own, and x = 24 (feel free to check this by multiplying 24 by 3 :) ). :)

That's secondary school maths that most people can't remember how to do.[/QUOTE]

On number 4, wouldn't you do 88x4 before taking it away from 100?

And, on number 5, doesn't 27x3 = 81?

I'm not trying to correct you or anything, I'm just wondering where I've gone wrong.

[GypsyGoth]

OK. I'll let you off, now. Happy? :D

Me and my million IQ are always happy.

[Redway]

On number 4, wouldn't you do 88x4 before taking it away from 100?

And, on number 5, doesn't 27x3 = 81?

I'm not trying to correct you or anything, I'm just wondering where I've gone wrong.[/QUOTE]

On Q4, you'd do anything in the brackets first. So you'd have 100 - 88 X 4. Now, 88 X 4 = 352. 100 - 352 = 252. So, yes, you're right. Don't know why I've done that.

On Q5, 27 X 3 does indeed = 81. Now, you'd have 81 - 6, which is now a simple subtraction sum, and you'd get 75. You were right. You haven't gone wrong; it's me not thinking properly. :)

[CharlieO]

IQ isn't even about maths like that. IQ is intelligence potential basically not how good you are at certain subjects. Thats why online IQ tests are completely BS.

You can have a genius IQ but not apply yourself and be extremely unintelligent.

[Boothy]

IQ isn't even about maths like that. IQ is intelligence potential basically not how good you are at certain subjects. Thats why online IQ tests are completely BS.

You can have a genius IQ but not apply yourself and be extremely unintelligent.

Yeah, I was about to say this. The IQ tests I've done have been more geared towards logical thinking than academia.

[Redway]

IQ isn't even about maths like that. IQ is intelligence potential basically not how good you are at certain subjects. Thats why online IQ tests are completely BS.

You can have a genius IQ but not apply yourself and be extremely unintelligent.

Well, it depends. In actual context, IQ tests don't tend to cover the pure subjects, e.g. Maths, but rather cover techniques, e.g. visualisation, memory, problem-solving, etc, so it's fair to say they only cover the more visual form of intelligence. But, on the other hand, schools have conducted standardised tests, which relatively have the same range (except they don't go beyond 140), in English, Mathematics and NVR (non-verbal reasoning) since 1985, so, if you're in your 30s and under, your school probably would have covered those tests, anyway, so I think it's safe to say that we now have sufficient enough evidence to say that the IQ of a person can be, more or less, measured to a basic degree of accuracy, at least. :)
Me and my million IQ are always happy.

I've seen you being very bitchy towards other members. :nono:

[Redway]

Yeah, I was about to say this. The IQ tests I've done have been more geared towards logical thinking than academia.

Well, it depends. In actual context, IQ tests don't tend to cover the pure subjects, e.g. Maths, but rather cover techniques, e.g. visualisation, memory, problem-solving, etc, so it's fair to say they only cover the more visual form of intelligence. But, on the other hand, schools have conducted standardised tests, which relatively have the same range (except they don't go beyond 140), in English, Mathematics and NVR (non-verbal reasoning) since 1985, so, if you're in your 30s and under, your school probably would have covered those tests, anyway, so I think it's safe to say that we now have sufficient enough evidence to say that the IQ of a person can be, more or less, measured to a basic degree of accuracy, at least.

[GypsyGoth]

I've seen you being very bitchy towards other members. :nono:

They like it.

[Redway]

They like it.

"Me and my million IQ are always happy." :nono:

"My 'million' IQ and I are always happy." ;)

[Redway]

They like it.

I don't. :(

[Patrick]

Whatever the highest IQ is, that's me.

[Redway]

Whatever the highest IQ is, that's me.

200+.

Did you get my advice about getting your iPOD fixed? Glad you slapped the dick, lol. But, if you haven't already seen it, go to your ranting thread about you getting your iPOD fixed, and then look at my post (final page). Sound.

[GypsyGoth]

How come you don't have an avatar Redway?

[Redway]

How come you don't have an avatar Redway?

Can't be arsed, lol.

[GypsyGoth]

Can't be arsed, lol.

I could make you one :amazed:

[Livia]

I've seen a lot of threads where a significant number of people claim a high IQ. I am just wondering... is anyone on here actually a member of Mensa?

[Redway]

I could make you one :amazed:

Could you? :amazed:

[Redway]

I've seen a lot of threads where a significant number of people claim a high IQ. I am just wondering... is anyone on here actually a member of Mensa?

I am, yes.

[Josy]

I am, yes.

I believe you...........

[InOne]

Someone should start a TiBB Mensa

[Joelle.]

I've seen a lot of threads where a significant number of people claim a high IQ. I am just wondering... is anyone on here actually a member of Mensa?

Yes, how did you know?

[Redway]

I believe you...........
Thank you. :)
Someone should start a TiBB Mensa

And, how many people would sign up? How many people would score in the top 2 percentile? :joker:

[GypsyGoth]

Could you? :amazed:

I'll post it on your wall when it's done :D

[Livia]

I am, yes.

Yes, I somehow knew you would be.

[Redway]

I'll post it on your wall when it's done :D

Suddenly, I don't care whether you were bitchy to me or not! :D

[InOne]

Thank you. :)


And, how many people would sign up? How many people would score in the top 2 percentile? :joker:

Just me and Claudia I guess

[Shaun]

With the 11+ I had to sit - the verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning tests are basically the sort of stuff you'd expect to see in an IQ test, right?

[Redway]

Just me and Claudia I guess

And I, of course.

But, on a more serious note, I did actually qualify for MENSA.

My most recent NFER results:

Maths: 137 (99%).
English: 141 (99%+).
NVR: 132 (98%).

[Redway]

With the 11+ I had to sit - the verbal reasoning and non-verbal reasoning tests are basically the sort of stuff you'd expect to see in an IQ test, right?

It depends what type of IQ test you are referring to. You'll have to endeavor to be more specific. The questions you should expect to be on an 11+ would be on standardised, NFER nelson, tests. If you're referring to a general IQ test, you should expect to see such things as: shape, puzzles, memory, visualisation, etc. Going by what you said about the 11+ exams, eliminating the mathematics and English, yes, you should generally expect to see such things as you've listed on an IQ test.

[Livia]

And I, of course.

But, on a more serious note, I did actually qualify for MENSA.

My most recent NFER results:

Maths: 137 (99%).
English: 141 (99%+).
NVR: 132 (98%).

You didn't say you "qualified" for Mensa, I asked if you were a member and you said you were. Strange thing is, Redway... you said in your opening post "Haven't even backed this up from a reliable source, but, apparently, 140. Probably from some ****ty website, though." Mensa wouldn't accept you on that basis, so how did you join, exactly?

[Omah]

I've seen a lot of threads where a significant number of people claim a high IQ. I am just wondering... is anyone on here actually a member of Mensa?

I am, yes.

Yes, how did you know?

I was, but my membership lapsed years ago ..... :bored:

[Redway]

You didn't say you "qualified" for Mensa, I asked if you were a member and you said you were. Strange this is, Redway... you said in your opening post "Haven't even backed this up from a reliable source, but, apparently, 140. Probably from some ****ty website, though." Mensa wouldn't accept you on that basis, so how did you join, exactly?

No, I mean that I had an IQ of 140 from some crap website, but MENSA did indeed accept me. I cannot recall the actual score, but I was in the 99th percentile rank, which would be between 133 and 138.

[Redway]

I was, but my membership lapsed years ago ..... :bored:

No, I'm not lying.

[Josy]

No, I'm not lying.

He never said you were lying :laugh:

[Livia]

No, I mean that I had an IQ of 140 from some crap website, but MENSA did indeed accept me. I cannot recall the actual score, but I was in the 99th percentile rank, which would be between 133 and 138.

It's written 'Mensa', not 'MENSA'. But you know that, right, being a member.

[Tom4784]

I had mine done in school, I think i got 125....or maybe 126. Somewhere around there.

[Redway]

He never said you were lying :laugh:

I'll let the poor soul off. :laugh:

[Omah]

I'll let the poor soul off. :laugh:

I'll let YOU off ..... :pat:

[Redway]

I had mine done in school, I think i got 125....or maybe 126. Somewhere around there.

That's very high. 125 is the 95th percentile; 126 is the 96th percentile, i.e. you were in at least the top 5th percentile (approximately). That converts to a moderately high score.

Now, you can form the confidence band. Given the fact that you're within the 116 and 132 band (although this can vary from time to time, especially with results from different tests, altogether). To gain a confidence band of, say, 125, which you have provided, you'd subtract 7 and plus 4. We can be 90% certain that your score is between 118 and 129 (moderately high). With 126, we'd just plus one; we can be 90% certain that your true score is between 119 and 130 (moderately/extremely high, in reference to the latter region of the formed confidence band).

That's very good! :)

[Redway]

I'll let YOU off ..... :pat:

Don't you mean vise-versa? :D

[Stu]

Vice. It's vice versa.

[Kerry]

Vice. It's vice versa.

You beat me to it

[Vicky.]

What the actual hell at this thread :o

[Kerry]

A person can be full of maths and English but outweighed in real life with sh!t

[Redway]

Vice. It's vice versa.
No, it's not. It's worthy of a hyphen. :rolleyes:
You beat me to it

What is your problem? :conf:

[Vicky.]

And last time I did my IQ (on one of those crappy websites) it reckoned I was 160 or so. The time before that I was about 145. I doubt very much my IQ has rose that much for no reason :laugh:

[Redway]

A person can be full of maths and English but outweighed in real life with sh!t

Trying to get this thread closed? I shall not succumb to your level. ;)

[Kerry]

Trying to get this thread closed? I shall not succumb to your level. ;)

:joker:

[Livia]

No, it's not. It's worthy of a hyphen. :rolleyes:




It's Latin. Like the word 'Mensa'. And there's no hyphen.

[Stu]

No, it's not. It's worthy of a hyphen. :rolleyes:


What is your problem? :conf:
No, it does not take a hyphen. In addition you spelt 'vice' wrong, genius.

http://www.englishforums.com/English/RulesForUsingHyphens/gqxx/post.htm

[Redway]

It's Latin. Like the word 'Mensa'. And there's no hyphen.

Excuse me. The older a compound is in use, the more chances to it being written in one word, and vice versa. The hyphenated version tends to be a mid-way stage.

[Redway]

No, it does not take a hyphen. In addition you spelt 'vice' wrong, genius.

http://www.englishforums.com/English/RulesForUsingHyphens/gqxx/post.htm

There ought to be a comma after the word "addition". And, thanks for sharing that link, I suppose.

[Livia]

Excuse me. The older a compound is in use, the more chances to it being written in one word, and vice versa. The hyphenated version tends to be a mid-way stage.

No, I'm pretty sure there's no hyphen.

[Kerry]

Redway - Hole - lay in it. You're deep enough now

[Redway]

No, I'm pretty sure there's no hyphen.

Right. Very weird, that.

[CharlieO]

I'm sorry but I find it hard to believe that someone offered a place at Mensa would find TIBB sufficiently mentally stimulating.

[Stu]

There ought to be a comma after the word "addition".
I'm not claiming to be a member of Mensa.

You are. And you wrongly hyphenated vice versa and spelt 'vice' as 'vise'. In addition to your plethoa of other abortive traits.

As a trivial little footnote your argument has been directly copy and pasted from the following link : http://www.whitesmoke.com/using-hyphens.

And the part you copy and pasted bore no contextual relation and does not support an argument supporting the use of a hyphen in 'vice versa'.

In fact it directly rallies against it given that the term appears - unhyphenated - in that bit of copied text.

[Redway]

I'm sorry but I find it hard to believe that someone offered a place at Mensa would find TIBB sufficiently mentally stimulating.

What an outrageous statement. Not all people at MENSA believe that intelligence is the way to everything. Of course it isn't: there's far more to life than education and intelligence. Stop stereotyping people.

Thank you. :)

[Kerry]

I'm not claiming to be a member of Mensa.

You are. And you wrongly hyphenated vice versa and spelt 'vice' as 'vise'. In addition to your plethoa of other abortive traits.

As a trivial little footnote your argument has been directly copy and pasted from the following link : http://www.whitesmoke.com/using-hyphens.

And the part you copy and pasted bore no contextual relation and does not support an argument supporting the use of a hyphen in 'vice versa'.

In fact it directly rallies against it given that the term appears - unhyphenated - in that bit of copied text.


PMSL Busted

[Redway]

I'm not claiming to be a member of Mensa.

You are. And you wrongly hyphenated vice versa and spelt 'vice' as 'vise'. In addition to your plethoa of other abortive traits.

As a trivial little footnote your argument has been directly copy and pasted from the following link : http://www.whitesmoke.com/using-hyphens.

And the part you copy and pasted bore no contextual relation and does not support an argument supporting the use of a hyphen in 'vice versa'.

In fact it directly rallies against it given that the term appears - unhyphenated - in that bit of copied text.

Oh, of course! I spelled the phrase incorrectly! Don't know why I did that. Thanks for spotting that for me. I'm sure I'm going to tell all my friends about the wonderful discovery I've made.

On a more serious note, cheers for that.

[Omah]

Don't you mean vise-versa (sic)? :D

No, I don't mean "vice versa" - I mean that you're in the wrong and I'm in the right ..... :laugh:

[CharlieO]

The Purpose of Mensa (quoted from their website):

'to provide a stimulating intellectual and social environment for its members'
'to identify and foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity'
'to encourage research into the nature, characteristics, and uses of intelligence'

I'm but that sounds like the complete opposite of TIBB and as if people applying need somewhere that stimulates them. Therefore why would you apply in the first place if you didn't agree with 'the purpose of Mensa'.

[Kerry]

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[Livia]

What an outrageous statement. Not all people at MENSA believe that intelligence is the way to everything. Of course it isn't: there's far more to life than education and intelligence. Stop stereotyping people.

Thank you. :)

Again... it's Mensa. Not MENSA. It is Latin for 'table'.

[Redway]

The Purpose of Mensa (quoted from their website):

'to provide a stimulating intellectual and social environment for its members'
'to identify and foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity'
'to encourage research into the nature, characteristics, and uses of intelligence'

I'm but that sounds like the complete opposite of TIBB and as if people applying need somewhere that stimulates them. Therefore why would you apply in the first place if you didn't agree with 'the purpose of Mensa'.

Yes, because what people need is to be constantly crammed with information without ever receiving a bloody break.

Members of MENSA do not come here for "stimulation purposes; they come here for relief. You cannot expect people to be exposed to a world that knows only mathematics, English and reasoning: surely, those people deserve some sort of break, don't they?

[Redway]

Again... it's Mensa. Not MENSA. It is Latin for 'table'.

I don't care.

[Livia]

I don't care.

Of course you don't.

[Kerry]

I don't care.

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[Livia]

http://foolstown.com/sm/ma.gif

You know, I usually hate emoticons. But you, Kerry, have turned them into an artform.

[Redway]

Night, everyone. :)

[Redway]

http://foolstown.com/sm/ma.gif

:joker:

Especially not at twenty to three in the morning! :joker:

[Pyramid*]

No, I mean that I had an IQ of 140 from some crap website, but MENSA did indeed accept me. I cannot recall the actual score, but I was in the 99th percentile rank, which would be between 133 and 138.

Mensa didn't do much for your memory I see -selective it seems. A bit odd don't you think that you can't recall your actual score but can recall the variance levels and the percentile!! :tongue:

ps. It is Mensa. Not MENSA. It's not an acroymn. :hugesmile:

[Pyramid*]

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:laugh3:

[Redway]

Mensa didn't do much for your memory I see -selective it seems. A bit odd don't you think that you can't recall your actual score but can recall the variance levels and the percentile!! :tongue:

ps. It is Mensa. Not MENSA. It's not an acroymn. :hugesmile:

Thank you, Pyramid. :joker:

[Crimson Dynamo]

Anyway its IQU as us clever folks know that a U follows a Q always

[Redway]

No, it does not take a hyphen. In addition you spelt 'vice' wrong, genius.

http://www.englishforums.com/English/RulesForUsingHyphens/gqxx/post.htm

I'll spell words how I want, thank you. Whether or not it's worthy of a hyphen is entirely at my discretion. OK, maybe it doesn't comply with the correct grammatical rules of English, but have you ever considered whether I, personally, feel like putting a hyphen in?

Anyway, I thought you didn't like me. Why talk to me, then? Not having a go, but your views are confusing.