World Average IQs by Country

[aeondaze]

Based on the elementary verbose coming from the dazed Aussie, I'd say your first gut instinct posting was the correct map.

Rememer when you used to follow Drill and Fill around like a love sick school girl at GIM thinking you and he were bests and that you two were the epitomy of witty repartee?

Then he decided to ditch you like a lovesick hanger-on. That was funny to see I have to say. Think I don't remeber who you really are do you?

You're an ass clown extrodonaire, don't try and pretend you have any style, I know you're a pathetic wanabe imitation of Drill and Fill, you looked like such a cockholster, now all you do is poorly try to emulate his legendary style.

The stupid donkey had it over you in spades, ahahaha



Now on to the interloper...

Don't try and wallpaer over your hate for Australians, and your hypocisy by abandoning your heritage, it is obvious to anyone from a mile away and you admited as much...

There is a saying in Australia for Kiwi's,

Kiwi's are the Poms of the South.

Because all they do is whinge 'poor me' and try and bring Australians down because they're insecure jealous twats for the most part.

Truth hurts, doesn't it ladies.

Now both of you fuck off, you've been told...

[Horn]

[aeondaze]

Its the Drill and Fill wanabe, yay!

[Serpo]

Told ,told by who?

[aeondaze]

Told ,told by who?

Clearly your retarded

[Serpo]

Clearly your retarded

True true but only by you............



a raving nut job....hahahah ..........

[Serpo]

Chopper is an icon and very funny...............

[aeondaze]

Truth hurts hey? I understand

[Serpo]

Oh look some news..........


Fairfax NZ

Aucklanders were out in force to back Team New Zealand, as they inch closer to bringing the America's Cup home.

http://static2.stuff.co.nz/1379546816/063/9185063.jpg GRAHAME COX/Fairfax Media
EARLY START: America's Cup fans in Downtown Auckland's Shed 10 gather to watch the cup races on the big screen.
America's Cup

Oracle in catchup mode since their 2012 capsize A long way to fall for Oracle's Sir Russell Coutts Forecast for America's Cup racing 'promising' Russell Coutts left fearing the sack from Oracle Kiwis prank Larry Ellison http://static2.stuff.co.nz/137895951...icon_video.gif Fans left disappointed on Auckland waterfront High winds force Cup racing postponement http://static2.stuff.co.nz/137895951...icon_video.gif Cup champagne on hold due to wind, bay tide Dean Barker's sole focus on job at hand http://static2.stuff.co.nz/137895951...on_gallery.gif http://static2.stuff.co.nz/137895951...icon_video.gif Apology to Coutts possible after NZOC botchup
A packed crowd on Auckland's waterfront was left waiting again, but is no less excited to see Team New Zealand win the America's Cup.
Nearly 1000 people had turned out to see the second and potentially final race before it was cancelled due to high winds, including some who are very close to the team.
Debbie Ockleston and her kids Blake, 8, and Ashley, 11 were their to support husband and dad Peter Ockleston a boat builder with Team New Zealand, in San Francisco on his third cup campaign.
"He was up for hours last night," Mrs Ockleston said.
The family was sure the team would bring the cup home despite the delay.
"We've got the best sailors, the best shore crew, designers," Mrs Ockleston said.
"And we are amazing!" said Ashely.
The roud children and mother were excited to hopefully have their dad back home soon.
"We love you daddy," Ashely said.
Auckland Mayor Len Brown was frustrated the second race was cancelled after such a good start from Dean Barker and the crew.
"Awesome performance, we love what you are doing there, so proud of how you are going out there. They shouldn't have cancelled that last race. It was going to be 9-1," Brown said.
The mayor was jubilant but refused to start counting his chickens before they had hatched.
"Grant (Dalton) and I are in fairly daily contact and he is totally zoned in with that team and they are taking every race as it comes. That is the way we do things here in New Zealand, chill out, hang tough, and get it over the line. Then we will be celebrating," Brown said, before breaking into a cover of "Let's Hear it for the Boys".
Some fans who had been really close to the action recently themselves were just as excited to come back tomorrow and hopefully see the team win from Auckland.
"We are so geared up for the big win. Nevermind it just makes it more exciting tomorrow," said Judy Langley, who had just returned from watching the racing in San Francisco.
She was impressed by the huge turnout at the Waterfront.
"Everybody is really coming on board, it is great that it is close because it makes it more exciting."
Other fans had dusted off their 1995 Team New Zealand kit, hoping to see New Zealand take the cup for the second time.
"I've treasured it. I had to get it dry clean for the first time," said Leo Neal.
He was confident the Team would win and excited to see the city host the America's Cup again.
"Best place in the world to have it is Auckland," Neal said.
- © Fairfax NZ News

http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/america...-waiting-again

[Horn]

Vic judge rejects crim's low-IQ claim


A judge has dismissed as "utterly implausible" claims that a man who managed a network of 21 marijuana crop houses in Victoria had an IQ of 40, jailing him for at least six years.


Justice Mark Weinberg said Van Hung Nguyen, who has lived illegally in Australia since September 2002, played a "managerial role" in the Melbourne enterprise, which grew a Victorian record amount of marijuana.


Police seized 4590 cannabis plants, with a weight of about 1300 kilograms, from the crop houses in Melbourne's outer northwest.

Each house was fitted with "sophisticated" water and lighting systems to grow the plants, and bypassed electricity meters to avoid police detection.

Justice Weinberg said Nguyen, 42, had been spotted visiting the crop houses in 2011 and early 2012 and had even changed number plates on his car to conceal his trips.

Sentencing Nguyen in the Victorian Supreme Court on Monday, Justice Weinberg dismissed a psychologist's report which measured his IQ at 40.

"Someone with an IQ of below 40 would not be able to drive a motor car, let alone perform many of the tasks which you routinely carried out," he said.

Justice Weinberg found Nguyen most likely deliberately underperformed in the IQ test.


He rejected defence lawyer Charlie Nikakis' claim that his client's lack of intelligence reduced his ability to exercise appropriate judgment.
"I think that you knew exactly what you were doing, and knew full well that it was wrong," Justice Weinberg told Nguyen.


Upon his arrest in April 2012, Nguyen told police he had worked as a fruit picker and handyman and struggled to earn enough to eat.
But police found $39,000 cash hidden in his home, a Rolex watch worth $37,960 and two pairs of Tag Heuer sunglasses worth $3,500.
Nguyen pleaded guilty to cultivating a large commercial quantity of cannabis.


Nguyen was sentenced to eight years and nine months in jail and must serve a minimum six years.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-...-low-iq-claim/

Drill learned everything he knew from me, he was just better at being an ass.