Zeno, bud. It was the obvious first test. I agree to further testing in this area. To Mossad spies , The CIA, or KGB I am available to whomever can offer the best price. It's the only natural talent I know I have assuming talents are natural and that I know anything.

Also, the test was as good as any be it online or off. I should have scored full marks so I do agree that there are some faults.

Everything has a label.

The 24/7 White Castle had to close for 6 hours bec they ran out of food!

When I heard it began with super, I knew you Americans were the common detonator. I'll take super anything at this point; including a super-sized coke at white castle backwards-always-sunny-town.

I appreciate your honesty, because that honestly makes me think I am better than you.

Only in this one area. Overall, absolutely not. As human beings, we are far too complex to even go there. Hence, tests of any nature, be they IQ tests, or whatever in reality don't actually test us against each other. You see. How could a domain specific devised test tell you your overall worth. It can't.
That's why Jordan Peterson pisses me off. Or those ****s that wrote the bell curve.

Meanwhile, somewhere in Europe.
https://youtu.be/3XF4rIn8dCw?t=2262

A track that is being mixed in. The first thing you'll notice is the obvious drumbeat. You'll then hear a bass instrument play a three note melody, very subtly. Then, a piano/keyboard melody kicks in on top of it which is the main highlight and attraction of the track, but lo and behold an african-american soul singer vocal hits you unawares. Overall gem. In simpler terms, the song is by Guy Gerber and is called what to do, remixed by &ME.

Lay down a lot of fine wine and buy a lot of top quality scotch before it became fashionable.

I an pretty good at the card game spades.

I've been thinking of creating a website for psychometrics. Something to irritate the masses.

The secret to playing spades is to take the best of the 3 to 5 top cards instead of just settling for the top card off the deck. A little misdirection helps while you're fumbling.


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Sunday Sermon for your mental health:

Encore:

You can buy scotch whiskey any time, chez. Makes no odds.

Well ****. England will win the world cup. You know what, they deserve it. Best team in the competition. As for us; totally **** the bed. No excuses.

I cant teach my mother any advanced poker theory. I've tried. She spends her time mainly playing sng's on stars. But it's in one ear and out the other. When it comes to forty five I'd never take her on for any serious amount of money.

Prices went through the roof a few years ago.

Apple was selling at $10/sh in 1997 just before Steve Jobs returned. It had $10/sh in cash at the time but still looked speculative because it was losing money with only a niche market for its PC. Jobs did not have a great record for showing a profit as his Next computer had been so specialized few people bought it. The stock split on a 7-for-1 basis on June 9, 2014 and split on a 2-for-1 basis on February 28, 2005 and June 21, 2000. So on a presplit basis that would make every share bought at $10/sh in 1997 worth about $5600 today. A $10,000 investment in 1997 would make you a quintuple millionaire today.

If you had stocked up on Apples in 1997 you could take bathes in high priced Scotch Whiskey today.


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Then there was the time you could get bitcoins for a dollar a dozen.


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I remember when gasoline was 33 cents a gallon.

You could get an original Van Gogh for the price of a bottle of absinthe at one time.

I wonder what the Holy Grail would bring at Christie's these days.


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Here is better news: some things are becoming cheaper:

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World Series Game Seven today; Don't Miss It. USA #1.

The Nationals are World Series Champs. Congratulations. Great series and a fantastic game seven.