Intelligence and Maturity

intelligence and maturity
  1. Sven Krämer says:
    Wise words. Didn't expect that on DUDELOL, though.
    Wise words. Didn't expect that on DUDELOL, though.
  2. Snizzle Dizzle says:
    So...fuckin...funny...(and original)
    So...fuckin...funny...(and original)
  3. Neil Kan Kabat says:
    True. Grades reflect commitment and responsibility, and age defines experience. But nice try making up for the fact that you are a young, naive, lazy asshole.
    True. Grades reflect commitment and responsibility, and age defines experience. But nice try making up for the fact that you are a young, naive, lazy asshole.
  4. Em Gera says:
    I wish facebook had a button named "Respect"!
    I wish facebook had a button named "Respect"!
  5. Adam Brachiosaurus Tutkus says:
    I'll agree with the first bit, most definitely. The second bit, I dunno. Age happens to everyone at an equal rate, regardless of what you've done with your life. You don't even have to leave your house. :P
    I'll agree with the first bit, most definitely. The second bit, I dunno. Age happens to everyone at an equal rate, regardless of what you've done with your life. You don't even have to leave your house. :P
  6. Gage Case says:
    No grades reflect how much a teacher likes you (art and English) and age does not always equate to experience
    No grades reflect how much a teacher likes you (art and English) and age does not always equate to experience
  7. Neil Kan Kabat says:
    Gage Case grades reflect how committed you are. Whether that be committed to doing good work, committed to being a kiss ass, or committed to being apathetic. Age always equates to experience. I'm not saying that it is experience in anything in particular, but someone who is a laze ass and is 50 has a lot more experience at being a laze ass than a 24 old mechanic has with cars.
    Gage Case grades reflect how committed you are. Whether that be committed to doing good work, committed to being a kiss ass, or committed to being apathetic. Age always equates to experience. I'm not saying that it is experience in anything in particular, but someone who is a laze ass and is 50 has a lot more experience at being a laze ass than a 24 old mechanic has with cars.
  8. Gage Case says:
    Neil Kan Kabat I actually apologize I missed your point you are right
    Neil Kan Kabat I actually apologize I missed your point you are right
  9. Mark Turanin Jr. says:
    It's a black box with white text in it. Must be true.
    It's a black box with white text in it. Must be true.