Nope. Why would I do that? It doesn't hellza seem to help me or anyone depending on me to admit that.

Being borderline retarded ain't so bad. As long as you don't drool everywhere or smear your feces on things, people will probably like you. Everyone likes a goofy retard.

>>73426
>I'm pretty thick
You don't say.
>Are that any that acknowledge how well below average they are?

>>73431
Honestly I feel like you look bad for this post. What you're pointing out is just a typo that anyone could have made, it doesn't mean much as far as intelligence. OP admitted that he considers himself to be unintelligent, which is commendable if anything, so insulting him based on that just looks weak. You're reaching for some pretty low-hanging fruit. I hope your self esteem temporarily feels better although I'm sure it will unfortunately spiral down into a black pit again (which I also hope you get out of at some point).

>>73433
You're pretty dense for not realizing that >>73431 is playfully making fun of OP and not seriously insulting his intelligence

>>73436
No, you're dense.

I'm denser than all of you, scientifically.

I think I'm clever for making this post.

>>73439
basketball american please.

Claiming to be stupid can be a clever move as it makes others see you as nonthreatening.

What makes this character so appealing? He seems to be the go to object of identification for the self-perceived mediocre.

Behavior and habits are more important in the long run than intelligence. Intelligence is great but it depends on what you do with it. I like to use the analogy of a 400HP 4-wheel drive truck. You can do lots of things that a ford fiesta can't do, or would even think about doing, but just as likely as not you're going to end up stuck out in the woods somewhere or break an axle.

what is intelligence

>>73466
What character?

>>73489
I assume he means Mike from redlettermedia.

>>73482
The ability needed to lift 550 pounds one foot in one second with your mind..

>>73501
I just want to point out that this guy looks like shrek and has a huge bulge in his pants.

>>73502
>this guy looks like shrek
You got it the other way around. Shrek's appearance was based on that guy.

>>73516
Who was that woman and why did she have to hold him there? Was he retarded or did he have some sort of neurological issue?

>>73536
Her name is Dorian Leigh and her job was to be a supermodel.

>>73536
also Maurice Tillet was just a normal French guy of decent intelligence who happened to develop acromegaly. He was basically Andre the Giant before there was Andre the Giant.

>>73469
Give this ballza sir a reward as he perfectly describes how modern society works. The meritocracy doesn't care how intelligent you are, its how much you can get done. A broken depressed intellectual is about as effective as the local autistic.

>>73821
I'd say you're half-right, except that it's less a meritocracy and more whom you know and how rich are your parents.

When I first star postering on the chars. First I thought well these people is smart. I want to be smart like them. But then I saw that no they are stupid people. Stupid people. Not very smart. No.

>>74098
I think you mean "whom are smart"

I worry sometimes about how scatterbrained I can be, especially at work.

Remember, it's not how clever each individual among us is, it's how clever we are as a group that counts.

Happiness isn't about intelligence, it's about what you do with yourself. You can have an IQ of 200 and still want to commit sudoku.

>>74139
Nah, incompetents always drag down everyone else. This is a major reason why I no longer play team-based online games.

>>74210

it ain't about winning, man.

>>74211
It actually is. At least to some people.

You don't feel it's easy to become jaded when matches are decided exclusively by the proportion of scrubs? Still can't understand the popularity of mobas.

>>74212

>You don't feel it's easy to become jaded when matches are decided exclusively by the proportion of scrubs

Let me guess. It's never your fault when your team loses?

>>74212

>doesn't play with a dedicated team

>calls others scrubs

>>74216
>dedicated team
Nope. I play games to escape from mandatory socialization, not the alternative.

>>74215
As someone who identified themselves as a person who doesn't play team games, yeah I suppose so.

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