I want to shred his eyelids

[Christie Photo]

True. But feeling someone who is intelligent can give you both a lot of pleasure ...

I have to agree... and I only tested at 145. Actually, feeling ANYONE of legal age can be quite pleasing.

(Sorry... couldn't resist.)

 

[Hertz van Rental]

Which begs the question: what is the difference between feeling intelligent and feeling intelligently?

 

[abraxas]

Which begs the question: what is the difference between feeling intelligent and feeling intelligently?

the wet spot.

 

[Chris of Arabia]

the wet spot.

We're back to that "one hump or two?" question again aren't we....

 

[Christie Photo]

the wet spot.

Whoa! I was gonna say "LY," but this is certainly more vivid.

 

[Antarctican]

We're back to that "one hump or two?" question again aren't we....

Hmmpf, I was asking a serious question about the camels you said were common there. "Dromedary or Bactrian" was just too awkward.

 

[Chris of Arabia]

Dromedary of course, just the one hump in these parts

 

[Hertz van Rental]

And it's a dry hump :mrgreen:


(No-one going for the 'Humphrey' joke, then?)

 

[Chris of Arabia]

And it's a dry hump :mrgreen:

At this time of year with around 1% humidity, you'd better believe it - tatters, absolute tatters...

 

[kundalini]

If one deems his intelligence so superior that he receives pleasure in making another feel stupid, then he is lacking in the other areas of life that would do him well.

I'll go with Bactrian. One hump is never enough.

 

[Iron Flatline]

Use a ruler. You'll get bored long before you find out it's the wrong thing to use - but by then you will have discovered that a ruler can be used for loads of other fun things.

LAFF!

 

[Hertz van Rental]

To be serious for a moment (What? Me? Serious? The medication is finally working!), true intelligence is not measured by how much you know or what you think you know. Anyone can memorise facts*.
It's knowing how to use the information.



*Except for me. I have trouble remembering the names of my two sons. Honestly. I have forgotten them more times than I can remember. So that's at least once.
One year my students discovered this weakness when they realised that I never called any of them by name. I'd use 'mate'. I finally had to admit that I couldn't remember any of their names even though I'd been teaching them for two years at that point. They took to wearing name badges for my benefit.


But they kept swapping them around, the swines. I suppose I should have realised that 'Colin' was not a girl's name...

 

[craig]

I have had those same feelings. As it turns out those feelings and certain people are the cornerstone of who I am. Sometimes I need a swift kick in the rear to produce my best work. Deep inside I know they were trying to get us motivated. Find comfort in the fact that those who can't do teach.

On closer reflection they were not the bungling idiots I thought they were.

Love & Bass

 

[abraxas]

... As it turns out those feelings and certain people are the cornerstone of who I am. Sometimes I ...

On closer reflection they were not the bungling idiots I thought they were.

Love & Bass

"I am part of all that I have met" - Ulysses - Tennyson

http://www.victorianweb.org/authors/tennyson/ulyssestext.html

 

[Jon, The Elder]

It's knowing how to use the information.

And that my friend is more profound than you may realize.

It is probably the most important factor in my professional success.