tulipangel
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Spark you are a bundle of sweetness! 

isabeau said:ok i have a small confession to make.. i am somewhat smart. however we have a gas fireplace that turns on counterclockwise. everytime i kneel down to turn it on, i have to practice with my wrist to make sure i know which is counter clock and clock wise... and my iq is 138?? lololol
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tulipangel said:Ok, I don't think men like STUPID women but I do think SOME men like women who need them! I can open a jar of jelly myself but the second I twist the cap and it doesnt open right away there's the BF opening it for me! When I was married I built the whole wall unit by myself no help from the ex husband (he was a moron anyway) but the new BF would never let me cause he thinks its a mans job to build and hammer and all that! Its not that I have thee impression men like STUPID women! Its more like I feel that they want to be the care giver! As a woman I feel it is my duty to allow him to think he is smarter and stronger! I guess I am old fashioned in my thoughts! BUT that doesnt make them wrong.
Ticklerguy4u said:I think thats a pretty smart thing to say.
tulipangel said:
Aww, I can always count on you to make me feel smart! MUAH!!!!!!!![]()
suprticklishgrl said:To the men:
Do most of you like women (either just friends or a female partner) who are smarter (intellectually, emotionally, socially, etc) than you? Or would you feel too intimidated and rather her look up to your intellectual abilities.
some1somewhere said:Hmm, I was just thinking of how cool it would be to hear a smart lady giggling out ten dollar words while you tickled her.
Sigh, such for fantasies.
ticklishgiggle said:LMFAO that so sounds like an insult...
so what you're saying is that you'd be happy and impressed to find a woman as smart or smarter than you, to be able to challenge your ideas. you don't really say anything about over-intelligence though. is there ever TOO much brains? or are you betting that your math/engineering are just that good?
Two trains 200 miles apart are moving toward each other; each one is
going at a speed of 50 miles per hour. A fly starting on the front of
one of them flies back and forth between them at a rate of 75 miles
per hour. It does this until the trains collide and crush the fly to
death. What is the total distance the fly has flown?
The fly actually hits each train an infinite number of times before it
gets crushed, and one could solve the problem the hard way with pencil
and paper by summing an infinite series of distances. The easy way
is as follows: Since the trains are 200 miles apart and each train is
going 50 miles an hour, it takes 2 hours for the trains to collide.
Therefore the fly was flying for two hours. Since the fly was flying
at a rate of 75 miles per hour, the fly must have flown 150 miles.
That's all there is to it.
When this problem was posed to John von Neumann, he immediately
replied, "150 miles."
"It is very strange," said the poser, "but nearly everyone tries to
sum the infinite series."
"What do you mean, strange?" asked Von Neumann. "That's how I did it!"
TklNat said:Interesting question.
For me, it really all boils down to the attitude that goes with it. If somebody's arrogant about their education, their IQ or any other intellectual abilities, that really disgusts me. There's no reason to hide one's intellect, but I can't stand people becoming snide about it. That sounds so terribly old-fashioned, but I'm just a fan of modesty.
So, to answer the question: If the woman's smarter than me and not feeling superior because of it (or if she's at least able to hide it reasonably well), that's cool with me.