http://www.free-iqtest.net/
Max.

 

http://www.free-iqtest.net/
Max.

The fun trick with these tests is to see how low a score you can get.

 

The fun trick with these tests is to see how low a score you can get.

I tried that. I really, REALLY tried. And I still got 124.

 

I tried that. I really, REALLY tried. And I still got 124.

Not very good.

 

I tried that. I really, REALLY tried. And I still got 124.

Not difficult at all. There are more wrong choices than correct. All you have to do is determine the correct answer and pick something else.

 

Not difficult at all. There are more wrong choices than correct. All you have to do is determine the correct answer and pick something else.
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Looks like the score bottoms out at <75, too bad.

 

Not difficult at all. There are more wrong choices than correct. All you have to do is determine the correct answer and pick something else.
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Dang. Why didn't I think of that. Not very bright, I guess...

 

Completely unsurprising.



Where are the hard questions?

 

Completely unsurprising.

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By Krel standards, that's the IQ of a "low-grade" moron. Maybe a brain boost will help.

 

hi nsaspook.!
Many thanks for that brain boost link..

Boosted mine to:

 

hi nsaspook.!
Many thanks for that brain boost link..

Boosted mine to:
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You forgot to center the number.

 

hi 999,
That was deliberate in order to check the IQ of the viewer... you passed with flying colours!!!
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Mine is 600. Oh, wait! That's my credit score. (not really) (don't I wish)

 

By Krel standards

Great Sy-Fy from - geez, gotta be close to 50 years ago. NO?

 

Great Si-Fy from - geez, gotta be close to 50 years ago. NO?

 

 

Forbidden Planet filmed in 1956! Geez - 61 years ago.

If you've ever been a fan of those Sy-Fy flicks you may have noticed that in many different films they've reused the same props over and over again. The one I recall seeing the most was those gauges (in Forbidden Planet) when they were in the control room and the monster from the Id was burning through the door. Those gauges that look like Pac Man staring down at his shoes; I've seen them in MANY other films. Go on a Sy-Fy binge and see what other props get used over and over.

 

Stairs. How quaint. I suppose the transporter was broken?

 

Great Sy-Fy from - geez, gotta be close to 50 years ago. NO?

Try over 60 years.

Forbidden Planet is a 1956 American science fiction film from MGM, produced by Nicholas Nayfack, directed by Fred M. Wilcox and starring Walter Pidgeon, ...

One of my favorite films: "Nothing can get through that door. It is made of pure Krel metal." Thinking of that scene still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand on end.

 

The one that scared me out of the crap was "The Day The Earth Stood Still". When Gort opened his visor and that red beam shot out - geez! I was poopless. No stairs, just a ramp.