(Talking to the smartypants, Stogeeboy)

Good, Pablo, good. LMAO!

Somebody, help me outta this thread!

You're the genius, Mr. 153... find your OWN way out.

LMMFAO!!!

I'll kneel behind him and you push him Pablo.

153 eh?.........dummy.

yip yip...

Speaking o retention...I feel bloated from all this beer and dried squid.

It's not hard to see that this was put together by a Brit. Knowing that, it's also not hard to get the "Pack of cards" reference, as well as the questions about rugby, cricket, and soccer being called "football".

You'll notice I wasn't the first one to get 6 balls to an over in cricket... and who doesn't know there are 8 tentacles on an octopus? Where do you think it gets it's name "OCTOpus". Octo, Octa and Oct as a prefix always means 8.

BTW,MENSA means stupid woman in spanish. X

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.

http://www.mensa.org/index0.php?page=10 

BAC, earlier this morning the 8 tentacles (OCTOpus) dawned on me. I told Ruggy the same thing. You're right. I am humbled. You're killing me. (c;

However, I'm still not impressed with this test.

To me, it is only an accurate gauge for a certain/limited form of intelligence.

Blood... I'm with ya, bro. Don't confuse intelligence with knowledge. I don't think this test is good for measuring intelligence. I think it's better for measuring lateral thinking, and things you may have learned in the past. There are probably people out there who have never heard the phrase “15 men on a dead man’s chest”. Doesn’t mean they’re less intelligent, just that they haven’t heard it before.