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Originally posted by Ned Flanders:
<STRONG>Aegis,

I took the emode test and scored a 131, classified me as a facts curator (highly accurate, oddly enough), and compared me to Bill Gates. Thus, it is either time for me to shoot myself or collect every penny from everyone posting here. I ain't into guns, so fork it over.

btw aegis, that was an enjoyable test. much better than answering true or false. I love dissecting those patterns.</STRONG>

I think Weasel already tried the extorion bit...

30 I think these tests is rubbish dudes!

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>30 I think these tests is rubbish dudes! </STRONG>

I can't believe it...the same results as mine...30.

(I believe Mr.Sleep cheat and got some of his answers off my paper )

Originally posted by Weasel:
<STRONG>I can't believe it...the same results as mine...30.

(I believe Mr.Sleep cheat and got some of his answers off my paper )</STRONG>

I did no such *can you move your arm Weasel!* thing I contend you stole mine!

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>I did no such *can you move your arm Weasel!* thing I contend you stole mine!</STRONG>

I know for a fact I stole mine from Waverly's paper.. and I would have scored the same as he did...if I had only believed that you get 7 legs from two cats.

I actually got a 168 on that one.

Fear me the master of all smart air.

Originally posted by Weasel:
<STRONG>I know for a fact I stole mine from Waverly's paper.. and I would have scored the same as he did...if I had only believed that you get 7 legs from two cats. </STRONG>

So Waverly stole mine i stole yours and you stole Waverlys answers.....the circle is complete!

[ 01-17-2002: Message edited by: Mr Sleep ]

Again with the circle, Sleep?

172, on Vicsun's test. High Genius!

EDIT: Pretty good, considering that I had no clue about the "ounces" question, as we don't use them here in Canada.

[ 01-17-2002: Message edited by: Gaxx_Firkraag ]

We don't use a lot of things in Canada...

Originally posted by Aegis:
<STRONG>Again with the circle, Sleep? </STRONG>

Everthing is a circle, time, matter, spam, it is all a circle

Originally posted by Aegis:
<STRONG>We don't use a lot of things in Canada... </STRONG>

LOL, they even admit it!

1500 posts and time to say something meaningful...

The one thing about IQ tests is that they are mathematical and more observational. Ask me to write an essay and I can, but ask me to do some of this stuff... it takes me a little while...

I scored 135, but I don't measure myself by an IQ score, I don't rely on maths!

Originally posted by Aegis:
<STRONG>We don't use a lot of things in Canada... </STRONG>

When I was in Toronto last year, I did notice that you folks consistently use your turn signals, something your southern neighbours have forgotten about completely.

Originally posted by HighLordDave:
<STRONG>When I was in Toronto last year, I did notice that you folks consistently use your turn signals, something your southern neighbours have forgotten about completely.</STRONG>

Now there's something we don't have in the USA that canada has, besides yaks

The other thing Canada has that we don't is their damn confusing coinage! Instead of bills in one dollar denominations (Canadian bills start at $5), they have a one-dollar coin (called a "loonie" because of the bird on one side) and a two-dollar coin (called a "twoonie"; don't ask me, it's got a bear on it).

I think that the sole purpose of these coins is to mark American tourists who will invariably refer to to them as "one dollar coins" and "two dollar coins".

Canadians also have another strange custom: drivers yield to foot traffic. Behaviour which would get you a "Get the **** out of the way!" or "Go the hell back to Jersey!" anywhere else earns a pedestrian the right of way. I tell you, they do some strange things up north.

[ 01-18-2002: Message edited by: HighLordDave ]

@HLD..Hmmm, funny how Canada sounds a lot like the UK then...

Originally posted by HighLordDave:
<STRONG>The other thing Canada has that we don't is their damn confusing coinage! Instead of bills in one dollar denominations (Canadian bills start at $5), they have a one-dollar coin (called a "loonie" because of the bird on one side) and a two-dollar coin (called a "twoonie"; don't ask me, it's got a bear on it).

I think that the sole purpose of these coins is to mark American tourists who will invariably refer to to them as "one dollar coins" and "two dollar coins".
[ 01-18-2002: Message edited by: HighLordDave ]</STRONG>

We also have coloured currency!

138. That seems about right. My scores always range from 135-140 in every IQ test I take.

And yes, I do appear as a genius to most