Thursday, July 03, 2008

Intelligent

INTELLIGENT, adj.  In politics, having a vote-in journalism, taking the paper; holding the same opinion  as oneself; rich; veneered by the Chatauqua Society.
Sourissa was intelligent-
She worshipped only brain
Dudeus was so swell a gent
He looked with high disdain
On intellect.  He said: "If you
Were nicely stupid I would woo."

Sourissa, contumelius,
Induced him with a kick
To revolute cartwheelious
Until the man was sick.
Contemplative of his gyrade,
"nobody asked you." she sayd.
2008 Update: Able to distinguish among lying, treason and fair trade.

14 comments:

  1. Anonymous6:41 AM

    Intelligent? Me!

    Just keeping it real and simple.

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  2. *cocks her head to think* oops - distracted by something shiny and much more interesting... *flies off

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  3. Anonymous6:59 AM

    INTELLIGENT, n.

    1. Man (M/F) who makes computer chips.

    2. Man (vide supra) who bought stock in computer chip makers, in the days before NASDAQ was cool.

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  4. Anonymous8:41 AM

    My ex-husband's daughter had such dazzling SAT scores that colleges fought over her, yet MORE THAN ONCE she got out of her car, locked it and walked away having turned the key to axillary rather than off.

    "Deb, was the radio playing when you walked away from the car?"

    "Yes, but I figured it would quit eventually."

    "Uhmm, well, yes, but ...."

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  5. Intelligence, the ability to distinguish a fire; I mean, to distinguish among wisdom, narcissism and death.

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  6. Anonymous12:27 PM

    hahahah, Quilly. I know more than a few Ivy League grads who couldn't tie their shoes unless mommy dearest was guiding their fingers.

    Intelligent: ummm... what was the word again? Oh. Yeah.

    What some people confuse with competence. As in... gw is schmahtd enough to get a couple Ivy League degrees, but he ain't intelligent enough to string together two words into a sentence.

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  7. very funny poem AND update...
    one must be discerning
    when attempting to determine
    the truth beneath the surface...
    perhaps there is a difference
    between intelligence
    and simple common sense,
    or even sixth sense...
    or sick sense.
    or six cents...
    or scents
    or sentience
    or...
    (help.)

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  8. ...or sentences,
    or innocence,
    or incense,
    or nonsense,
    (or horse sense).

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  9. Anonymous9:55 PM

    imagination is more important....for it leads to wisdom---god if i was intelligent i could tell you who i have para-phrased....ae,,i think....may you find the corn,knee high.....Peace

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  10. intelligent, adj. intelligent is he who knows who to stand next to.

    *places herself right next to a cucumber and shines*

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  11. Happy fourth of July!!!!

    *brings out firecrackers after having signed an insurance*

    awuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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  12. Jenn, I appreciate your bringing it down to out level.

    Terry, the abillity to multi-task ought to be on the test. Or the nest.

    Amoeba, by their fruits you shall know them.

    Quilly that sounds eerily familiar.

    Icy, which is the one where you think every funeral is yours?

    Nucular, Sauerkraut. Nucular.

    JJ, you sound like you're at a seance and have been ever since.

    Anonymous, by jiminy, it's raining here. Better to be lucky than wise, I once heard an old beggar say.

    Funny, Minka and thank you. The rain made my firecrackers all mushy. I bet the fire will end up in little puddles.

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  13. Jenn, I appreciate your bringing it down to out level.

    Terry, the abillity to multi-task ought to be on the test. Or the nest.

    Amoeba, by their fruits you shall know them.

    Quilly that sounds eerily familiar.

    Icy, which is the one where you think every funeral is yours?

    Nucular, Sauerkraut. Nucular.

    JJ, you sound like you're at a seance and have been ever since.

    Anonymous, by jiminy, it's raining here. Better to be lucky than wise, I once heard an old beggar say.

    Funny, Minka and thank you. The rain made my firecrackers all mushy. I bet the fire will end up in little puddles.

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  14. I plead the 5th.

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