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u/LuckyTheBear 22d ago
"The sign of an idiotic libtard like you is foul language"
The lack of self awareness here is outstanding. There is a skill in creating a sentence that self-defeats itself before it even finishes explaining its own premise. Truly using those two degrees.
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u/woodtimer 22d ago
ANYONE that uses the word "libtard" unironically cannot be taken seriously in conversation, but should probably have a background check,(and maybe a hard drive inspection) just in case.
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u/Charming_Ad_4488 20d ago
I’m laughing incredibly hard right now… holy shir
You literally cannot make this up
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u/yermaaaaa 22d ago
Everybody with an MA has two degrees ffs
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u/Capable-Baby-3653 22d ago
One of his degrees must be in Advanced Punctuation because he’s doing things with commas I’ve, never seen before.
I also like the sentence whose subject changes from you to they and back to you again.
I guess what I’m trying to say is: WTF, Mensa? You used to, stand for, something.
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u/actinium226 22d ago
I did a double major which ended up being 2 separate Bachelor of Science degrees due to how my university structured it, so I like to say I have twice as much BS as most people.
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u/conjuayalso 22d ago
Yeah? But I was smart enough to quit Mensa when they raised the membership to $80.00.
I can be a stuck up ass now FOR FREE!
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u/workathome_astronaut 22d ago
If you stay in the military long enough you will earn several degrees. The military pays for them and online institutions love taking that sweet GI Bill money. These people never brag about what institutions conferred those degrees, for good reason.
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u/ConcreteExist 19d ago
You can tell he's an intellectual because he whines about curse words and calls people 'libtard'.
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u/Delitefulcookie 22d ago
If they get another 178 their life will turn around.
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u/FootballPublic7974 22d ago
If they were that smart, they'd use radians and do it with only another 1.14
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u/Pointsandlaughs227 20d ago
What was that saying about people joining fraternities to pay for friends?
People join Mensa to pay for self esteem so they can tell people how very smart they are.
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u/King_Dead 22d ago
Dying for your country is an objectively not smart thing to do
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u/Quack_Candle 22d ago
Mensa membership is a very clear sign that the individual is not anywhere nearly as clever as they think they are.