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[sand_in_stereo]

The true/false test is the kryptonite of dyselxia. From childhood the dyslexic is taught to second guess what their brain thinks it knows. In a multiple choice, or ideally - the short answer response we have a fighting chance. We can eliminate, we can apply knowledge. It is only when you give me two possible options that I fall to bits

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[freudslovechild]

how well did you do?

[sand_in_stereo]

ahh sharing test scores makes me feel like a jackass.

my iq is 158. my SATS were not quite ripe at 1250, but i wasn't trying to win any races.

[jackthebodyless]

i know you're a supra geeeenius. don't feel like a jackass, smart girls are s-e-x-x-y!

(two allusions in one comment!?! no one can live at that speed!)

...sorry

[sand_in_stereo]

<3 those were maybe the most extraordinarily appropriate references one could have picked. i beam with pride.

[freudslovechild]

beat you :P (Jackass and proud of it)

[sand_in_stereo]

sweet. it's good to know i've got clever friends when i need them. :)

[freudslovechild]

What situations do you think you'll find yourself in that will require clever friends? Are you planning political revolutions?!