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Make sure you contact the university where I instruct to let the department know of this. I'm sure they could use a good laugh today.
Well I would, but I think that Al Franken is too busy to take your job just now.
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Really now, I haven't made any comparisons on your intelligence level. It's laughable you'd even think Rainman is smarter than me.
No, you haven't. But you've spent your time bashing Al Franken in the face of much evidence that he's a very smart man. That makes you ... something different.
Well I would, but I think that Al Franken is too busy to take your job just now.
Wow, Al Franken's research interest is in AI? Maybe he could make himself a replacement brain for his defective one.
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No, you haven't. But you've spent your time bashing Al Franken in the face of much evidence that he's a very smart man. That makes you ... something different.
It's a little sad that this is considered impressive, but speed drawing aside I could do that when I was 10. Not to say Senator Franken couldn't do it when he was even younger, only that any US adult should know the location of every US state.
I guess I'd be similarly surprised if there were a video of John Kerry doing long division or Harry Reid naming state capitals.
It's a little sad that this is considered impressive, but speed drawing aside I could do that when I was 10. Not to say Senator Franken couldn't do it when he was even younger, only that any US adult should know the location of every US state.
I guess I'd be similarly surprised if there were a video of John Kerry doing long division or Harry Reid naming state capitals.
How about a video of Sarah Palin drawing the "country" of Africa?
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