[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] pj_1988 heh people i you are so smart explane these [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] pj_1988 oke 1 for teh reall nerds explane what would be needed(that is wich theory should be acurate) for all force to be unified (eisteins dream). [b]Evidently, a hefty dose of REM sleep. Or a big hammer. [i]A HAMMER OF THE GODS!!![/i][/b] also explane Asymptotic Freedom inside protons or neutrons [b]Well, first, the protons and neutrons that came to the new nucleus from across the molecule, decided that they were going to enslave the electrons, who looked different. Then, they signed a constitution garaunteeing freedom for all particles in the nucleus. Of course, this meant that they would have to stop slavery, but decided, instead, to simply bribe some scientists into declaring electrons sufficiently "different" as to be from a different species. Thus, the protons and neutrons were free.[/b] and number 3 explane the theory of relativety with a very fancy self made example.[/quote][/quote]

In Kindergarden I got an A in my ABCs.

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Devious Overdose Apparently the answer was oblivious to some. [/quote] Or maybe, just maybe, they were oblivious to the answer? Seriously, if you're going to use a thesaurus, at least use it right :P

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] kewlkat these retarded questions have nothing to do with intelligence[/quote] Quoted for grerat truth.

NVM my brain was tired and I just thought pascal's triangle immediately :P [Edited on 5/17/2005]

MinkofWar. Calm down. We know you are3 smart. No need to argue with everyone :P And there are more than two IQ scales, internet IQ tests on the other hand are completely inaccurate and results vary considerably.

still no body awnser my questions (the last question post of mine) come on dont you know it or something?

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Linkgmr Speaking of IQ tests, I haven't taken one yet. Besides, I could be wrong, but those two science questions have no relevance to IQ. From what I know, IQ is the speed and accuracy of your thoughts. Because of this, those science questions do not relate to IQ because those things must be learned. IQ cannot be learned, as it is the speed and accuracy of thoughts. Can anyone try and guess my IQ? Or can anyone at least direct me to one of those sites?[/quote] Basically, Knowledge and Intelligence are two separate things. Some of these riddles require one or the other, some require both. Others simply require the ability to pay attention to what you are reading. Just Google it, it's the easiest way to find pretty much anything.

Speaking of IQ tests, I haven't taken one yet. Besides, I could be wrong, but those two science questions have no relevance to IQ. From what I know, IQ is the speed and accuracy of your thoughts. Because of this, those science questions do not relate to IQ because those things must be learned. IQ cannot be learned, as it is the speed and accuracy of thoughts. Can anyone try and guess my IQ? Or can anyone at least direct me to one of those sites? [Edited on 5/16/2005]

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] pj_1988 1 c depent on how you mean stays where it it but i think c is the right thing 2 you dont or you chance math . but its mostlikely a trick question i dont geth edit dammmit you just turn your head arroun hahahah 3 c 4 20 hours unless there is a second layer in that question 5 he sticks the tooth brush out side the bus it think :-) ya know what i'll put up some questions if that is oke 1 A train is riding by in 1 compart ment are to peopl on oposit sids of a lamp and a third persone sees the ride by . A the lamp wil look closer 2 the persone in front b it wil look closer 2 the persone in the back c neitehr of the about its exactly in the middle 2 this is a open question a am behind my pc i am not moving what is my speed ( give numbers the most logical awnser wins) 3 if a put a sponge in the water what wile hapen A the water level rwil rise B it wil drop c it will stay the same 4 oke i 2 clocks i take 1 to the nord pole and the other to teh sahare desert A the wil still show the same time B the nortpole clock wil show a later time C the sahara clock wil show a later time. [/quote] learn to spell.........

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Devious Overdose Yes[b],[/b] I did mistake your name[b],[/b] MinkOWar. Use spell check[b],[/b] it would help your candor and wit[b],[/b] when replying about the “ledgability” of my English [i][b](Note that I said I was simply [/i]trying[i] to maintain a semblance of legibility, not that I was perfect. You were the one that flamed me for the way I write, and then proceeded to leave out half of your punctuation, remember?[/b][/i]. [b][New Paragraph][/b]About the grammatical misnomer with the clown[b]:[/b] [b]Y[/b]es[b],[/b] it does help when you write it the way you did. English is weird like that, changing punctuation has drastic effects. Putting the TB in a box diagonally is a much better way to help Mr. Bigshoes home with his most prized possession. [b][New Paragraph][/b]I wasn’t yelling at you about the plane[b], j[/b]ust answering a question that no one [b]had[/b] answered yet. Apparently the answer was oblivious to some. [/quote] If you're going to harp over every typo I make, take a good look in the mirror first, especially when you started out flaming (for some reason that is still unknown to me) and I remained civil. As to the airplane question, it [i]has[/i] been answered though. You haven't read the entire thread. Keith answered it last [i]week[/i].

Yes I did mistake your name MinkOWar. Use spell check it would help your candor and wit when replying about the “ledgability” of my English. About the grammatical misnomer with the clown, yes it does help when you write it the way you did. English is weird like that, changing punctuation has drastic effects. Putting the TB in a box diagonally is a much better way to help Mr. Bigshoes home with his most prized possession. I wasn’t yelling at you about the plane. Just answering a question that no one answered yet. Apparently the answer was oblivious to some. [Edited on 5/16/2005]

i dont know the exact number of my IQ but i was given an IQ test and scored higher than every one in my class i think i got a 135 or something when i was 13 now i dunno i may be wrong so dont flame...

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] EL [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] EL 1. The man who invented it doesn't want it. The man who bought it doesn't need it. The man who needs it doesn't know it. What is it? 2. How many letters in the alphabet? 3. What row of numbers comes next? 1 11 21 1211 111221 312211 13112221 4. What state is surrounded by the most water? 5. A woman shoots her husband.Then she holds him under water for over 5 minutes.Finally, she hangs him.But 5 minutes later they both go out together and enjoy a wonderful dinner together.How can this be?[/quote] nobody can figure them out?[/quote] ok here goes it 1: it 2: 11 3: dont know 4: Alaska 5: she takes his picture

you all to stupid i new it j/k seriously awnser i would like to see how smart you guys really are

heh people i you are so smart explane these [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] pj_1988 oke 1 for teh reall nerds explane what would be needed(that is wich theory should be acurate) for all force to be unified (eisteins dream). also explane Asymptotic Freedom inside protons or neutrons and number 3 explane the theory of relativety with a very fancy self made example.[/quote]

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Devious Overdose Mink of War you are an idiot! There’s no way you have 150, Internet test or not. It’s hilarious to read someone’s answer when they are trying soo hard to come across as an intelligent person. Dude Stop constructing your replies with such care. The simple answers, with these types of questions, are the correct ones. The answer isn’t some mackavyllian approach to the universe tying in the 3rd law of thermodynamics and Newtonian physics, Einstein! [b]That's what the Internet IQ test said, who am I to argue? I have no idea what an actual IQ test would say, having never taken one. You may also notice that I am simply trying maintain a ledgible semblance of english when I type. It is something you seem to be less than adept at, though better than many others in this forum. It also appears that you can't even be bothered to read my [i]name[/i] properly, despite the fact that it was likely directly above your text while you were typing it (that is, if you replied to [i]my[/i] thread, which I realize you may not have done).[/b] And the answer to the last question about the clown and the toothbrush. 5.A clown was about to board a city bus with his newly purchased, five-foot-long novelty toothbrush, when the bus driver informed him of a city ordinance prohibiting packages more than four feet tall. The clown only had enough money to take the bus home so he tried returning the toothbrush... but the store wouldn't take returns. Five minutes later, the clown was on the bus riding home... with the big toothbrush in one piece. How'd he do it? It just says "..with the toothbrush in one piece" it didn’t say the toothbrush was on the bus. The clown (Mink of War) didn’t take the damn thing with him. [b]Perhaps you should try reading the entire thread before you flame me. Other answers include putting it diagonally in a 4' x 3' box. With proper puntuation, the question should really read: "Five minutes later, the clown was on the bus, riding home, with the big toothbrush, in one piece." Just because the simplest explanation is that he left it there (after he had just paid for it, and couldn't return it), doesn't mean that it's the correct answer. Try to figure out how he could have done it [i]while[/i] keeping the toothbrush with him. [i]Solve[/i] the problem. Leaving it there does not solve the clown's problem at all, it just leaves him with empty pockets, and nothing to show for it.[/b] A plane crashes on the border of the US and Canada, there were no casualties. But the odd thing is that This plane crashes exactly on the border, which splits the plane directly in half. So the question is, where do you bury the dead? Canada or the US? NO ONE DIED!!!! or NO ONE was aboard!!! Read the damn thing "..there were no casualties." Yes death is a casualty. [b]Are you still talking to me here? You seem to have started blabbering about something completely different, namely, someone else's post... And I believe that to most people, this old riddle is blatantly obvious, so I don't know what you're yelling about.[/b] But then again I could be wrong and come on 8 x 8 = 91 WTF is wrong with you "GENIUS Gorgerwert"? [b]I take it you agree with my response here...[/b] [/quote]

Mink of War you are an idiot! There’s no way you have 150, Internet test or not. It’s hilarious to read someone’s answer when they are trying soo hard to come across as an intelligent person. Dude Stop constructing your replies with such care. The simple answers, with these types of questions, are the correct ones. The answer isn’t some mackavyllian approach to the universe tying in the 3rd law of thermodynamics and Newtonian physics, Einstein! And the answer to the last question about the clown and the toothbrush. 5.A clown was about to board a city bus with his newly purchased, five-foot-long novelty toothbrush, when the bus driver informed him of a city ordinance prohibiting packages more than four feet tall. The clown only had enough money to take the bus home so he tried returning the toothbrush... but the store wouldn't take returns. Five minutes later, the clown was on the bus riding home... with the big toothbrush in one piece. How'd he do it? It just says "..with the toothbrush in one piece" it didn’t say the toothbrush was on the bus. The clown (Mink of War) didn’t take the damn thing with him. A plane crashes on the border of the US and Canada, there were no casualties. But the odd thing is that This plane crashes exactly on the border, which splits the plane directly in half. So the question is, where do you bury the dead? Canada or the US? NO ONE DIED!!!! or NO ONE was aboard!!! Read the damn thing "..there were no casualties." Yes death is a casualty. But then again I could be wrong and come on 8 x 8 = 91 WTF is wrong with you "GENIUS Gorgerwert"? [Edited on 5/16/2005]

[i] The man who makes it dosn't use it. The man who buys it dosn't want it. The man who uses it dosn't know it. [/i] [u] What is it? [/u]

oke 1 for teh reall nerds explane what would be needed(that is wich theory should be acurate) for all force to be unified (eisteins dream). also explane Asymptotic Freedom inside protons or neutrons and number 3 explane the theory of relativety with a very fancy self made example. [Edited on 5/16/2005]

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MinkOWar [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] gold_leader [quote]And an IQ of 127 isn't all that high.[/quote] There are two main scales (by two doctors) but they have differing values for each category of intelligence. On both, 127 is Superior Intelligence, and on one, it's borderline genuis.[/quote] You sure about that? Mine's around 150 according to that internet one :) Of course, the internet one is ridiculously easy, so I doubt its accuracy.[/quote] hmmm...I may be wrong about the numbers, but I am in the category of superior intelligence.

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] gold_leader [quote]And an IQ of 127 isn't all that high.[/quote] There are two main scales (by two doctors) but they have differing values for each category of intelligence. On both, 127 is Superior Intelligence, and on one, it's borderline genuis.[/quote] You sure about that? Mine's around 150 according to that internet one :) Of course, the internet one is ridiculously easy, so I doubt its accuracy. [Edited on 5/13/2005]

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Gorgerwert If the egg is placed exactly on the top the wind dictates which direction is will move. If there is no wind it will stay in the roof untill wind blows it or untill the roof is shaken.[/quote] First off, he asked the questions wrong (you might want to read the posts following it) and second, The imperfections in the egg and the metal would decide which way it fell in anything other than near gale-force winds.

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Gorgerwert [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Gmaster7 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MinkOWar [b]8+8=91[/b], when looked at the right way up, is [b]16=8+8[/b][/quote] No, because the "1" has that little flag thing at the top, so when turned upside down it will look like a hockey stick. [/quote] You don't flip the whole problem upside down just turn the + sighn a little so its a multiplication sighn. [/quote] First off, ignore the tag on the one, that's just the font. Just look at it upside down and it's true. Second, 8 x 8 does not equal 91!! It equals 64!! And third, changing the addition symbol to a multiplication symbol completely changes the entire equation! You can't touch the equation, learn to read!

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] AmberClad_Legend Heres a real [b] hard [/b] question A plane crashes on the border of the US and Canada, there were no casualties. But the odd thing is that This plane crashes [b] exactly [/b] on the border, which splits the plane directly in half. So the question is, where do you bury the dead? Canada or the US? another [b] HARD [/b] question! (Terribly hard) A hen lays and egg on a roof like so : ^ Which way will the egg roll? Haha answer those jerks! You wil never fin the answer![/quote] You bury the dead depending on what nationality thier were and wherre thier families want them to be burried. If the egg is placed exactly on the top the wind dictates which direction is will move. If there is no wind it will stay in the roof untill wind blows it or untill the roof is shaken.

[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Gmaster7 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MinkOWar [b]8+8=91[/b], when looked at the right way up, is [b]16=8+8[/b][/quote] No, because the "1" has that little flag thing at the top, so when turned upside down it will look like a hockey stick. Here's a very easy question: What is the beginning of all eternity, the end to time and space. The beginning of all end, and the end to every place?[/quote] You don't flip the whole problem upside down just turn the + sighn a little so its a multiplication sighn. To your question the answer is "e". Duh.