Is it like some kind of a smart people's club or something. I know Jodie Foster was invited to join, but didn't accept. She's smart, so I guess it is for smart people.
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Mensa is the oldest and best known organisation for people with IQ's in the top 2% of the community in a standard IQ test such as the Stanford-Binet and SAT's taken before 1994. Roland Berrill, an Australian barrister, and Dr. Lancelot Ware, an English scientist and lawyer, founded Mensa in England in 1946. It has 100,000 members worldwide including 50,000 in the US.
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I WANT TO JOIN!!! I NEED FINACIAL AID!!!\n\n\n\nyour profile says that you are not accepting e-mail...
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Hmmm - are you sure trawling the weirdos and misfits who use Yahoo Answers for someone to meet up with a lone female (and one, I presume that you actually like) is a terribly good idea???\n\nAdded: Ah... fair enough....so long as you're going along - safety in numbers and all... we're going to see them in Sheffield - enjoy the show!
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Most of the people that go there are bible bound people who have no clue about anything except for what "God" tells them is right. I have been there for BC pills and they are out there shaking their books and yelling. I don't think they will ever get a clue that most women go there for pills or rape council. I go there with my fiance so your not alone in that area! :O)
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If you had sex with a member you are considerd there property but not a member. if you wanted to join you would have to be jumped in or prayed in depending on witch set you were wanting to join. but a slob will do u bad so fuck a slob SK aka BK for the white folk.
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Whew-- Here's a question to all those who post about religious folks and non-religious folks... Are we ever going to settle this? Yeah didn't think so.\nStill I commend Wrathpuppet and the more thoughtful responders by espousing their beliefs in as clear a manner as possible, and Schneb- That's got to be one of your shorter replies, kudos on the mutual respect.\n\nI'm going to shy away from a grandiose analogy, for a simpler one that might still fit.\n\nEver went to see a movie the day it came out, was blown away by it, and when you told your friends they needed to see it, and right away, they blew you off? Ya know like they'd heard bad reviews, or just didn't think the material was something they were interested in. But it's killing you because you love and respect these people and you wish them to share in this wonderful cinematic experience... and you're sure if they would just take the time and go, they'd thank you for it later? ** to carry this theme out... it's not that you believe these folks (that you're trying to tell about this great movie) have never seen a good picture before or that they couldn't discover it on their own, it's just that it was SO good for you, SO moving, SO vital, that you really believed if they never saw it, their life would not be as rich as if they had.\n\nShortest answer possible, they think they're doing you a favor or a kindness, you may already have an interesting life that has happiness in it, but they fear for your eternal happiness. \n\nI for one will leave each to their own, and only try an help the ones who say they are unhappy or in some need, and the answer from me rarely will have religious overtones. \n\nMy God is just love. Wrath, judgement, the need to be worshipped and obeyed are the attributes of other's Gods. \n\nThe afterlife does not hold auditions.
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its a support group!\n\nonly kidding! its a weird thing when women get together have a few glasses of wine, talk about their boobs, their clothes, their weight, their men, and then the salesperson or agent who has arranged the gathering (at her home or a friends) takes them one by one to a bedroom measures them up and gives them a bra to model in front of the other women...\n\nthere's obviously nothing wrong with such proceedings but the thought of getting together with my mates for a few beers while some guy is trying to get us to model and then buy underwear - well its just never gonna happen.
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Great question Jodie! I love the Golden Girls, they make me laugh. I like the old lady who plays the mom. She always has something witty to say, Estelle Getty. Anyway...this broken ankle has been horrible & the pain is unbelievable. Had surgery, cost more then one hundred thousand dollars, isn't that wild! It took four doctors to put my foot and ankle back together & their still not done. My daughter has been helping me out alot, when she's not helping she's either on the phone or watching High School Musical, lol!!\nHey what's going on with Miss Foster? I heard she's in a new movie & it's suppose to be pretty good. I like the movie Silence Of The Lambs but alot of that movie was very disturbing, especially when he had that girl locked in that pit. I don't like to see stuff like that. I like happy and fun and comical romantic movies. Hey! Jodie told me a long time ago she had fun filming this musical called Bugsy something? I can't remember the name but my friend Scott Bayo was in film with Jodie. They were like little kids portraing comical mobsters. The other film Jodie did with Scott was "Foxes", Jodie & Scott & Cherrie Currie & Joan Jett & me were hangin' out on Hollywood Boulevard. Scott and Jodie were messing around with a skateboard & talking to a homeless guy named "The Dead Indian" Really really really fun summer and Jodie looked really pretty. Her hair was like straight & long and her skin was absolutely flawless. Check out cover of People Magazine around 1978-1981 Jodie was on cover, just after John went nuts. Anyway, tell me what's new & are there anymore sites I can go on and ask questions? This site is starting to seem boring & nobody seems to be able to answer any of my questions. Help me find a better Q&A site. Chow! Ladies & Gentleman, Jodie Foster has left the building!
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A good friend of mine recently became a movie star.  She seems to talk to a lot more movie stars now that she's in the biz.  Maybe you should become a movie star, too!!!
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It's not genious, it's just interesting. The victims get put into life or death puzzle scenarios. Go to http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808579789/info\nfor an overview written by people who know what they're doing. (as opposed to the morons who answer questions like these on Answers (like myself))
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but it's not likely. I'm a proud member of THE DESPAIR FACTION and that is the only way I get to meet AFI. I met the guys at the album release in Hollywood in June and then again a couple days later at Rhino Records in Claremont. I also got picked to be interviewed for their upcoming DVD that was filmed at their Long Beach show. That will be released next month & hopefully I made the cut. All these things are great and all but only possible through the [DF]. Usually but not always they have a raffle where only [DF] members can enter for a greet & meet before the show, you can take photos with them, get your pictures, shirts, albums, cd's & just about anything signed by them. It 's awesome. I'm not sure that getting to the show before hand would improve your chances. Since sometimes I would get there early as well, but would not be admitted in to meet them. You might get a glance up-close of them walking somewhere but that just might be it. Sorry.
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you shld.  whoever is organizing it shouldnt be discriminating between those who graduated, dropped out, passed, failed etc.  it should be relivening old times.  surprisingly, i attended one and the one who failed is the most successful one - and he gave us all a treat!!!
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Is it me or did Heath sound like Billy Bob Thornton from Slingblade?\nThat movie sucked and no I am not a homophobe.\nI think people who have voted for it are just trying to be "PC".
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Hehe, it will probably come across as really highbrow and intellectual to some people, but I think it's a great idea! The wonderful thing about the general public is that there are so many diverse interests that you're bound to find others who share your passions. A museum club sure sounds better than some of the more wacky clubs I have at my school, and members would really get something out of meetings. I would recommend that you bring up the topic of fundraising with a school official before you start the club, however. School policy on holding bakesales and whatnot vary from school to school, and you want to make sure that you can do it before you start, otherwise you're going to end up with a very dull and ineffective club. Try to come up with a budget beforehand, and don't get carried away by your plans - always keep the money factor in mind. Don't let that discourage you though. If you have the time and the interest, then go for it!
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Sounds great! Yes I would join, however, I'm 31. So, I guess I'm not invited. Really sad too, because I have a lot of experienced information to offer. \n\nI've been into girls ever since I can remember, and I had my first experience when I was 7 years old. My first actual girlfriend was when I was 16. My parents have always known, and they accept me. I have no problem telling people, and if they hate me for it, then that's on them.\n\nIf you change your mind, feel free to contact me.
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have not tried  it but I am looking into it. It seems like a great way to meet a lot of people and I really think that in a few short mins you can get a feal for someone and know if you have a connection.\n\nBesides if you dont like the person your not sitting there at dinner or a movie hating the fact that you have to be there. you after a few mins go on to the next person and hope there is some connection there.
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What's the missionary position? Not familiar with that. How many people are involved? If it is less than six I probably haven't tried it. Is it anything like the super-doggie flying buttress ankle-crossing squelchmaster? That, I know about - but it does require the participation of eleven people, of whom at least two should be members of the clergy.