"Marty" wrote in message
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I've never met anyone who advertised his "IQ" that seemed to have the
common sense of a good farm dog. If your group is truly "intellectual"
you wouldn't have to label it as such.
Marty

The only advantage to a high IQ, is that while others are struggling to
solve problems, you can solve them at the last minute, leaving you more time
to persue your hobbies. Also, keep in mind that you can't recognize high
IQ'ers with common sense, because they know enough to make it look like
they're struggling.

:-)

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-Stephen Paul