Concentration Game For Men

Good Luck! For some reason women do not have a problem with this.

Concentration Game For Men

Good Luck! For some reason women do not have a problem with this.

Too easy.

There are only two choices. When the girl uses her hands to jiggle the boobies, the ball is under the first cup.

When the girl shakes her boobies from side-to-side, the ball is under the 3rd cup.

(I know, guys aren't supposed to be able to figure that out)

Thanks for spoiling the fun, Kerry!! But you are a smart one. Are you Mensa?

red ball ....?

You mean the ones with the pink noses

Thanks for spoiling the fun, Kerry!! But you are a smart one. Are you Mensa?

I was going to join Mensa actually, but then decided it really didn't make any difference whether I was a member or not (except for bragging rights, which are usually lost on people that don't qualify anyways).

As for the jiggly boobs. I see them every night. After awhile, you get used to them and start noticing other things (like the lack of fire exits, and the number of "bins" in your cup)

Never thought about Mensa. Never took the test. I figure that if my sister made it so could I. I think I'm smarter than her.

I was going to join Mensa actually, but then decided it really didn't make any difference whether I was a member or not (except for bragging rights, which are usually lost on people that don't qualify anyways).

Too right. I joined in the 1970s (for the bragging rights) and met a bunch of people who were so full of their own p1ss and importance that I left fairly quickly. I was only 18 and even at that tender age I could see what they were like. Then when I grew up a bit I realised that a) IQ tests only really measure one's ability to do IQ tests and <deleted> does it matter anyway? Higher IQs don't make someone a better person.

Higher IQs don't make someone a better person.

I think I'm better than everyone else because I'm stupid.

I was going to join Mensa actually, but then decided it really didn't make any difference whether I was a member or not (except for bragging rights, which are usually lost on people that don't qualify anyways).

Too right. I joined in the 1970s (for the bragging rights) and met a bunch of people who were so full of their own p1ss and importance that I left fairly quickly. I was only 18 and even at that tender age I could see what they were like. Then when I grew up a bit I realised that a) IQ tests only really measure one's ability to do IQ tests and <deleted> does it matter anyway? Higher IQs don't make someone a better person.

You can study for an IQ test. I knew someone who bought all the books, studied them like mad and was rewarded with a state managers job with his company.

I always carded very high scores with these tests, was placed in the top class in high school with the achievers, but proved it meant nothing in real life. I never became a doctor, magistrate or barrister like my classmates.

Gay men don't seem to have a problem with this test either