while at the bellarmine tournament, i read a printed e-mail that described some sort of "philosophy" inspired by charles schultz, maker of Peanuts (with charlie brown and them). below is all i can remember of it.
take this quiz, try your best
1. Name the 5 wealthiest people in the world 2. Name the last 5 Heisman trophy winners 3. Name the last 5 winners of the Miss Universe beauty pageant 4. Name at least 10 people who have won the Nobel Prize 5. Name the last 5 winners of Best Actor in the Academy Awards
if you got every question correct on this quiz, you're on your way to failing life.
don't bother telling me what your score was, cuz there is absolutely no way you could have gotten all five correct without cheating.
the point of that quiz was pretty obvious, right?
try this one:
1. List 5 teachers that have helped your journey through school 2. Name 5 friends who've helped you through a hard time 3. Name just a few people that have made you feel appreciated 4. Name 5 people who've taught you something you consider meaningful 5. Name 10 people you enjoy spending time with 6. Name 5 people, fictional or not, who've inspired you in some way
if you missed even one question of that quiz, you're on your way to failing life.
i think the point of this quiz is pretty obvious too.
on another note...
i read this website about what people would wish for if they had 3 wishes. before reading this website, i was sure at least 20% of all people had IQs over 100, but i guess i'm going to have to decrease that to 2%. here's some of the popular wishes:
1. food 2. love 3. friends 4. money (lots of it) 5. a home 6. infinite wisdom 7. a happy, simple life 8. popularity
my immediate responses
1. why the hell would anyone spend one of their wishes on food? you could just go out and buy it yourself at anytime. even if you wish for an amount of food you cant currently afford, it'll either all spoil before you finish it or you'll be sad after it's gone. also, wishing for an infinite amount of food for the rest of your life would make you the ultimate dumbass: where the fuck would you put it all? 2. no sane person would undermine the value of true love by wishing for it 3. assuming that this wish is even remotely possible, what good would you get from it, really? besides, you'd never be happy with people that were forced to become your friends 4. money? sounds alright but i'd rather EARN IT. 5. you already have one 6. i dont get why anyone would take on such an impossible burden. if this was your first wish, you'd wish it away instantly 7. i'd rather compete with hard times and strife, they tend to give meaning to life. 8. whats the point?
another person responded to the love wish by saying this:
"Love is a party and parties aren't meant to last"
if you werent such a dumbass i woudnt respond. but since you are, i guess i have to: parties aren't meant to last because then they wouldn't be parties, retard. |