I am a member of the intellectual elite, ask me a question.

Do you wipe with your left hand or your right hand?

Personally, I'm rather ambidextrous with that operation...

Do you prefer paper or plastic toilet paper?

What is the most valuable piece of knowledge you have learned to date?

What exactly makes you "elite"? Have you proclaimed yourself as such?

Wallet in your left or right back pocket? It's a deal breaker for the elite. Grew up in an elite family. What's the little fork and the big fork for? What is the average amount of silver utensils used at a formal dinner? Answer those questions quickly and we know what you really are. Tell what the three glass are for as well at dinner.

Total fail.

what kinda answers do you have?

The term 'elite,' as I am using and understanding it, refers to a altered stance in understanding people. The people who trained this stance into me were the ones who directly informed us (a small room of about 8, in a university) that at this point forward, when we heard 'intellectual elite,' to understand that we were being addressed.

At that point, 'elite' did not refer to any form of wealth or power. Those who knew what they were doing, though, knew what their skills were worth, and priced themselves accordingly. For them, money quickly took on different definitions. The majority of the issues presented by the media in red-blue politics, for instance, become quite irrelevant (the few that matter are largely about taxes, and wouldn't be an unbearable burden). We aren't hungry, we have been varyingly on and off health insurance, but have never suffered for that. Gas prices are a number, but not one that has an impact on our stomachs.

Yes, I do the stuffy diners. It seems eating with fork in the left hand is really going out the door here, where people grab confusedly at their opposite-handed utensils and use their forks like shovels. Three glasses is nice, but they go up to like five or six, so they can switch between like beef to a fish to a cheese or something, otherwise you'd have the wrong pairing somewhere in there.


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The information that I value, personally, above anything else is practical. I have a cell phone with contacts, I have a credit card, but if I'm crashed in a gully, stuck in a storm, etc., they don't do a whole lot. Many I know really forget these skills, and often suffer for it. Knowing how to make mechanical and electrical things work for you, knowing how to bend the rules of those (and other systems) to get what you need, these are valuable to me.

The answer that comes from my education on the subject is: corruption is more blatant than you can possibly believe. (but you already knew that :/ )

Do you use sidereal or tropical?

Tropical (by 'here' I meant the US, not Earth)

I'll vouch for this guy. He also has access to alien technology and has visited several planets before.

He's a good guy, cool to hang with and takes no shit from nobody.

OP has no idea. Nada, zilch, zip. See ya at the top of the Dubai Tower no doubt?

If you were to do some laundry, and chose to dry your clothes via ambient forces, what moves the water out of say, cotton, quicker: gravity or convection?

Also, if you were concerned about climate change, would you sell your inland house, one of the largest HVAC burdens in north america, to buy a house on the California coast subject to melting polar caps and sea rise?

Or would you simply keep both homes, a pet carrier, and a cat?

Could 20 Million Mexicans Be Wrong?

Convection is a product of gravity. Cold air sinks because it is, in bulk, less dense than hot air, or hot moisture laden air, which is forced upward until it finds air with similar properties. Thus, I have no way to understand your question about clothes, you could rephrase perhaps?

As for where to live:
- NOT California
- NOT Along the coast
- NOT Airconditioned (I hate the things, the dry air and shifting temperatures fuck up my sinuses)

forgaven over jugdment tormennted skin eta en solear preaction at it strikes?

[link to requiemofurbanity.blogspot.com]

what is your take on that

should we move away from cities and avoid state and federal people at all costs? Like we need to live off the land?

Is or could Obama be the last president?

are the coming changes political, environmental, alien confrontation, and/or other space events? a little of all of the above?

Op is prolly just another entp tanked who took the red pill and half the blue pill. If not, I have mercy for your conscious.

Agreed. that definition of convection works for 17th century England, but 2012? Better put Tang back on the space station and remove the microwaves.

No you're not...

Thread hijack/random rant. If you are listing to a rap song and the chorus is "this is gangsta music...this is gangsta music...this is gangsta music. You probably aren't listing to "real" gangster music.

Last Edited by Jacked Burton on 11/13/2012 11:32 PM

From the evidence so far, OP is far from elite. May qualify for Rothschild punk bitch star/k fleet though.

Define "intellectual elite"

Definition of STARK
1
a : rigid in or as if in death
b : rigidly conforming (as to a pattern or doctrine) : absolute <stark discipline>
2
archaic : strong, robust
3
: utter, sheer <stark nonsense>
4
a : barren, desolate
b (1) : having few or no ornaments : bare <a stark white room> (2) : harsh, blunt <the stark realities of death>
5
: sharply delineated <a stark contrast>
— stark·ly adverb
— stark·ness noun

So you see young asshopper. You think you are the shit maybe even a star in your own mind. Yet all you are doing is kissing your own behind while fucking mankind.

Stay thirst my friend.

give us a clue. something to look out for.

interesting thread OP

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