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Raindrop Drinkwater · 08-19-2008, 11:16 AM

This thread is full of win.

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Originally Posted by Xanderxavier

iven i did an iq test by an oxford professor and got 170 when 3, so im not in the slightest bit embarrassed about myself at various ages, i've got nothing to hide about my varied and numerous achievements

Cool. You're smart. Me too.

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Originally Posted by Xanderxavier

P.S.2. the objects of your sexual lust are of no interest to me Walker, though it is somewhat disturbing you would think of such things when browsing forums, and im afraid i find your ideal choice in sex partner frankly revolting, but given your associations that your some form of foreign chav is hardly a stretch of the imagination#

Cool. You're straight. Me too (sometimes).

We have so many things in common!

Cut/uncut?

Lexxi Gynoid · 08-19-2008, 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Jessica Robertson

too long; didn't read.

I had to google it about a month ago to figure out what it meant.

it had a copy of a coco post on the wiki

I'm kidding!

Thank you very much.

Walker Moore · 08-19-2008, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Lexxi Gynoid

We, as far as I know, can use any fucking words we want to fucking use, why the fuck to people keep using forum/text speak? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Of course we can use any fucking words we want to fucking use. That doesn't mean people want to fucking read it. Not when it consists of ten squillion words, somewhere amid which you'll find the relevant point in a single sentence of garbled English.

As for contractions popularised by usenet: I prefer them to the endless faux auto-biographies and shitloads of whoosh TYVM.

Jessica Robertson · 08-19-2008, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Xanderxavier
iven i did an iq test by an oxford professor and got 170 when 3, so im not in the slightest bit embarrassed about myself at various ages, i've got nothing to hide about my varied and numerous achievements

A little thing about IQ tests? They measure you against others in your age bracket at the time of your test. There is a lot of brain development after age three. It seems that something went horribly wrong

Charlemagne Allen · 08-19-2008, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Walker Moore

Of course we can use any fucking words we want to fucking use. That doesn't mean people want to fucking read it. Not when it consists of ten squillion words, somewhere amid which you'll find the relevant point in a single sentence of garbled English.

As for contractions popularised by usenet: I prefer them to the endless faux auto-biographies and shitloads of whoosh TYVM.

y do u h8 im a speshul sno-flake 2 im so smurt that i no more than you!1! u r pwned new ha ha newb! u kant beat my mad grammah skillz!1 i haxxor teh inglish and u r moran!

Tyche Shepherd · 08-19-2008, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Xanderxavier

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hell i could out-think 99.9% of people alive by the time i was 3!!! given i did an iq test by an oxford professor and got 170 when 3, so im not in the slightest bit embarrassed about myself at various ages, i've got nothing to hide about my varied and numerous achievements

That is quite amazing especially as the Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children (the primary IQ test for pre-school children) has a maximum score of 155. Maybe the Professor was using the extended WPPSI-R which does extend the range upwards to 160 ... no that would still not do - and anyway Weschler didn't publish the WPPSI-R until 1989 so unless you are rather young it wouldn't be available ...Possibly it was one of the Adult Scales such as WISA (155) or the Stanford Binet (160) or maybe the Cattell IIIB - nope not even that scores above 161 .

Also out-thinking 99.9% of people at the age of 3

Colette Meiji · 08-19-2008, 11:33 AM

They give IQ tests to 3 year olds?

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And if they do ---

How were they able to give this person one?

Since the test is either written (implying the ability to read)

Or oral (implying an ability with language)

Such a 3 year old would have to have an extremely advanced ability with language.

Oxford being in England, I'd assume that language to be English.

Am I supposed to believe this person had an outstanding ability with language up to age 3 and has not progressed since?

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I call RL Mary-Sue Story.

Walker Moore · 08-19-2008, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Charlemagne Allen

y do u h8 im a speshul sno-flake 2 im so smurt that i no more than you!1! u r pwned new ha ha newb! u kant beat my mad grammah skillz!1 i haxxor teh inglish and u r moran!

Colette Meiji · 08-19-2008, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Tyche Shepherd

That is quite amazing especially as the Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children (the primary IQ test for pre-school children) has a maximum score of 155. Maybe the Professor was using the extended WPPSI-R which does extend the range upwards to 160 ... no that would still not do - and anyway Weschler didn't publish the WPPSI-R until 1989 so unless you are rather young it wouldn't be available ...Possibly it was one of the Adult Scales such as WISA (155) or the Stanford Binet (160) or maybe the Cattell IIIB - nope not even that scores above 161 .

Also out-thinking 99.9% of people at the age of 3

Very interesting. How are these tests given? What Im thinking is that if this person is say 20 ..

Since their language skill seems obviously below average ..

At age 3 they would have barely been able to communicate. Let alone score extremely high on a standardized test.

I was given an IQ test at age 8. It was mostly Oral. It required me to pay close attention to what the test giver was saying.

And of course - The giver gave no score - because of my age. The test was to determine if I had a learning disability.

Raindrop Drinkwater · 08-19-2008, 11:39 AM

He told us his IQ was 170. Why don't you believe him?

Walker Moore · 08-19-2008, 11:41 AM

I wonder if he knows Carol Vorderman has left Countdown.

He should totally apply for her job.

Maybe steer clear of the letters games though.

Walker Moore · 08-19-2008, 11:44 AM

Hmm, I've had second thoughts and decided to reconsider my response to his post:

Lexxi Gynoid · 08-19-2008, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Walker Moore

Of course we can use any fucking words we want to fucking use. That doesn't mean people want to fucking read it. Not when it consists of ten squillion words, somewhere amid which you'll find the relevant point in a single sentence of garbled English.

As for contractions popularised by usenet: I prefer them to the endless faux auto-biographies and shitloads of whoosh TYVM.

Yes you are correct, it does take a fucking autobiography to write "did not read, post too long" than typing tl;dr. I thought for the longest time that it meant tool;?

And what the fuck is the auto-biographies comment about? Both "person who's name I can't remember" and Lordfly added auto-bio stuff. Who the cares about Lordfly's dishes? At least the other one seemed to be realitively germane - played all these other games, so not new to gaming. Of course then there was all those unnecessary cracks about age, and even more unnecessary explanation of how much of a genius they are, taking A-levels at 13 (whatever that means).

Lexxi Gynoid · 08-19-2008, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Charlemagne Allen

y do u h8 im a speshul sno-flake 2 im so smurt that i no more than you!1! u r pwned new ha ha newb! u kant beat my mad grammah skillz!1 i haxxor teh inglish and u r moran!

Where the fuck has anything I written looked like that crap? Walker quoted me, not genius boy.

((I'd note that I rarely if ever use profane language or otherwise swear, so it takes a lot to get me there, and also limits my use of the words. Why the fuck can't I use another fucking word than fuck? I'd note that, but it seems a little too auto-bio))

Tyche Shepherd · 08-19-2008, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Colette Meiji

Very interesting. How are these tests given? What Im thinking is that if this person is say 20 ..

Since their language skill seems obviously below average ..

At age 3 they would have barely been able to communicate. Let alone score extremely high on a standardized test.

I was given an IQ test at age 8. It was mostly Oral. It required me to pay close attention to what the test giver was saying.

And of course - The giver gave no score - because of my age. The test was to determine if I had a learning disability.

The WPPSI-R I mentioned has a lower limit of 3 years (its for 3 to 7 year olds) - The tasks are more conceptual and visual than verbal (constructing items, maze problems, completing drawings and matching rotated geometric shapes etc) - There is however a verbal and arithmetic reasoning components - testing vocabulary and sentence construction.

But back OT ... Well he (I'm guessing gender here) may have been a very bright 3 year old but I'm suspecting he bumped his head failing off his bike at age 5 poor dear.

FlipperPA Peregrine · 08-19-2008, 11:50 AM

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Raindrop Drinkwater · 08-19-2008, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Lexxi Gynoid

Where the fuck has anything I written looked like that crap? Walker quoted me, not genius boy.

Lexxi, I think this post was about Xander, not about you.

Walker Moore · 08-19-2008, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Lexxi Gynoid

Yes you are correct, it does take a fucking autobiography to write "did not read, post too long" than typing tl;dr. I thought for the longest time that it meant tool;?

Urban Dictionary would have solved it for you in a second.

...and as you can see, it's generally used in a humorous/sarcastic context anyway. I've gotta feeling Xander would have got that.

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Originally Posted by Lexxi Gynoid

And what the fuck is the auto-biographies comment about? Both "person who's name I can't remember" and Lordfly added auto-bio stuff. Who the cares about Lordfly's dishes? At least the other one seemed to be realitively germane - played all these other games, so not new to gaming. Of course then there was all those unnecessary cracks about age, and even more unnecessary explanation of how much of a genius they are, taking A-levels at 13 (whatever that means).

Well I think Lordfly was being humorous when he mentioned his dishes. The other guy however, was being deadly serious with his auto-biographical details.

Also, the suggestion that Lordfly is clueless with regards technology and MMOGs like Second Life and EU, is quite possibly the funniest thing about the whole post. Talk about not doing his homework.

Walker Moore · 08-19-2008, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Lexxi Gynoid

Where the fuck has anything I written looked like that crap? Walker quoted me, not genius boy.

((I'd note that I rarely if ever use profane language or otherwise swear, so it takes a lot to get me there, and also limits my use of the words. Why the fuck can't I use another fucking word than fuck? I'd note that, but it seems a little too auto-bio))

Hey, I was just quoting you and talking about the other guy, not attacking you. Maybe my fucking came over more strongly than your fucking?

ETA: Having re-read my response to you, I could have worded it better. Sorry.

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