Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for April 13, 2011

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I hate being reminded why I couldn’t make it into MENSA…

I did make it into MENSA. I let my membership expire. It’s an organization of rich, arrogant, obnoxious snobs. With all the racial diversity of a tea party gathering.

WaitingMan, do you mean nationally, or your local branch? My local branch is reasonably diverse, and while I can’t say there are no snobs, they don’t tend to go to the functions I go to. I’ve never been to a national function, so I can’t comment on those.

like the answer to all questions in life the answer is, 42

I was referring to my local branch. Anyone whose life wasn’t a glorious success story was treated like a second class member. As someone who is unemployed and on disability, I always got this treatment. I eventually said “ENOUGH”, and stopped going to meetings. My membership expired at the end of March and I have no intention of ever renewing.

What about creating a new club of poor, unemployed brains that do read Dark Side of the Horse and snob snobs? We could start with a facebook or yahoo group and see where it goes…

I suggest we call it the Sine Club.

The answer is 4

I got 6. But agree with Chris M.

I get 6. “…changing every third door (from open to closed or closed to open)” winds up closing 2 open doors and opening 2 closed doors, so the net result is still 6.

I get 6 Doors 1, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12

I get those six too.

I’m not a racist. My experience with mensa was being with a lot of people who judged others by the size of their bank account. Anyone who wasn’t wealthy was judged to be inferior and was treated as such.

6.

1.5.6.7.11.12

1+5+6+7+11+12 = 42

4+2 = 6

RCMinor, I used to just pry the Rubik’s cube apart with a screw driver and put it back together again solved.

I LOVE THIS!!

I didn’t look in the comments untill I had an answer. I cut a note card with lines on one side into twelves pieces, laid the pieces in a row all with the lined side up, then turned every other one down, then changed every third one. then separated the lined from the blank and counted the lined. I got six.

Six. Don’t know why hoarce wants to work there.