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I reckon it would work for Clemson, Ohio State or Nebraska (where the "N" stands for knowledge) fans as well:
The world's smartest man comes across an article on the internet, telling about a group that's working on a machine that will raise a person's IQ. Intrigued, he goes to their laboratory to see this wondrous machine.
After showing their distinguished guest around, the proud scientists are ready to conclude the tour, when the world's smartest man surprises them. "Can that machine lower a person's IQ?" A little startled, the scientists allow as how it's possible, but why would someone want to do that? "Well, the social loneliness is just crushing. It's too much of a burden for me anymore, and I've often dreamed of shaving a few points off my IQ. Just so I could fit in better." The scientists discuss it, and finally agree to give it a try; the world's smartest man makes a persuasive argument.
They hook him up to the machine, and the IQ readout stands at 212. Amazing! The scientists begin fiddling with knobs, and the readout starts coming down: 200, 190, 180. They figure they'll stop about 170 or so. But the machine jams. Oh no! The readout keeps dropping. Finally in desperation, one of the scientists grabs a fire extinguisher and bashes the machine to pieces. The readout gives the grim news: 60. They've turned the world's smartest man into a blithering idiot.
They rush into the next room, where he's slumped down in his chair, smoke curling up from the leads attached to his once magnificent brain. They shake him awake, anxious to find out the extent of the damage. With a vacant, but strangely happy look, the world's smartest man says, "How 'bout them Dawgs?"
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