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You realise that if you were Einstein's ancestor, you'd be much, much older than 10? I think the word you're looking for is descendant.

Even if you were, that wouldn't automatically make you super-intelligent or anything.
 
^An expert. (I mean the doctor who saved my life after I got stuck in my mum's leg when coming out)

I'd really believe that you were a troll if it weren't for the fact that trolls are rarely so persistent.
(Castform he's actually 15 god don't you know this that easily makes him one of Einstein's ancestors urgh)
 
I'd really believe that you were a troll if it weren't for the fact that trolls are rarely so persistent.

qft

Hey, I have an IQ of 129, actually did /good/ on the SAT test I took in seventh grade, and a test showed that I had the vocabulary of a 21-year-old at the age of nine, therefore I'm automatically descended from a smart person! This also gives me the right to pretend that I'm older than I really am because I'm so smart that people might think I'm nineteen to begin with!

... no. I'm smart, but I'm not descended from Einstein.

Terry, just stop lying to make yourself seem older or smarter or cooler than you really are, and people might respect you more. I doubt the legitimacy of your intelligence claims, and while I have no way to prove that they're really true, some of your other statements in this topic (most notably the Pokémon genes crap) have been lies. So stop trying to act cool, because you know what? It's not working.
 
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^But I did get a 5B in my SATS while the Year 6s got one less than me (5A)

And I was in year 2 in Reception! (Just that you have no proof)
 
Yes. I'm supposedly his descendant. Sorry.

I remember watching the "Obama Cheer" on TV. It was AWESOME!

EDIT-I forgot it was 5A, 5C, *so confused*

They got 5C, I got 5B. I remember...
 
Yes. I'm supposedly his descendant. Sorry.

I remember watching the "Obama Cheer" on TV. It was AWESOME!

EDIT-I forgot it was 5A, 5C, *so confused*

They got 5C, I got 5B. I remember...

you forgot the alphabet
good going, Einstein's descendant
you did him proud
 
Hey, I remember reading from a book, saying that if someone says something to you that you don't like, just act like it's a good thing to confuse them. So, I guess what Terry is trying to say is, he doesn't like the way you're talking to him.

But it is true, Terry, that telling the truth will make people respect you more than if you lie.
 
When I was born my umbilical cord was wrapped around my neck. Of course I don't actually remember that, my mum told me. The doctor made sure I wasn't strangled and therefore didn't die :3

I actually remember when I didn't know language o.o''' I was just a little babe in my crib and I cried a bit. I was really lonely in the dark. Then my mum came in and cuddled me so I hushed up a little, but when she left I started up again. My dad came in and shook me a little to make me be quiet, probably telling me to be quiet at the same time. I was, then I fell asleep.

I once KO'd myself. I was running about on a day out with my family, when my mum told me to watch out for a post. I turned to her, yelling "I don't see anything!" then looked forward and fell to the floor o.o I still insist I didn't see it >_<
 
When I was born my umbilical cord was wrapped around my neck. Of course I don't actually remember that, my mum told me. The doctor made sure I wasn't strangled and therefore didn't die :3


That seems oddly common. I was talking to a friend the other day, and he said "guess what, I was blue when I was born! Wanna know how?", to which I replied almost instantly "you had the umbilical cord round your throat didn't you". He reacted like I'd told him the most amazing, unknowable-without-being-psychic thing ever. Until I told him it happened to lots of people and I'd already heard it happened to a friend of mine (i.e. Miss Shocktail). XD Then I mentioned how I feel sorry for midwives who have kids.

Sorry, you were having a proper discussion there and I've ruined it with my idiocy =o
 
Though I wasn't born with an umbilical cord around my neck...I was apparently one big baby. (Which is odd, because I'm a midget.) My mom had to have a C-Section just to get me out. And then I was jaundiced.
 
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