Cerebral Horsepower

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Thanks for your post but it is not in accordance with the OP's criterion.

@suzianne said
This is how ego begins thinking there must be some kind of secret cabal joining forces to thumb people down.

"I'm a great poster! This must be the work of some evil group bent on making me look bad!"


This is how alerts got neutered.

Which bit of this post of yours exhibits cerebral horsepower?

@suzianne said
This is how ego begins thinking there must be some kind of secret cabal joining forces to thumb people down.

"I'm a great poster! This must be the work of some evil group bent on making me look bad!"


This is how alerts got neutered.

Good grief you’re a dreary moaning bore.

@fmf said
I'd prefer if it used the metric system.

745.7Nm per second

@fmf said
I'd prefer if it used the metric system.

Assume a perfectly spherical horse of uniform density...

@divegeester said
Good grief you’re a dreary moaning bore.

"NO one expects the Spanish Inquisition!"

@fmf said
Which bit of this post of yours exhibits cerebral horsepower?

It's not my position to comment on your lack of "cerebral horsepower" that renders you unable to see examples of "cerebral horsepower".

@suzianne said
"NO one expects the Spanish Inquisition!"

You and Very Rusty would make a good marriage.

@fmf said
I'd prefer if it used the metric system.

Sorry pal, they measure horses with hands

Why is it never the cerebral horses that end up in power??

@relentless-red said
Why is it never the cerebral horses that end up in power??

Thinkers think.
Leaders spend all their time stabbing people in the back as they scrabble up the greasy pole.

@suzianne said
It's not my position to comment on your lack of "cerebral horsepower" that renders you unable to see examples of "cerebral horsepower".

Far from being an example of "cerebral horsepower", what you posted was rubbish.

@relentless-red said
Why is it never the cerebral horses that end up in power??

Because people in general are proudly superstitious, malleable dimwits?

@fmf said
Only posts that exhibit cerebral horsepower on this thread, please.

We have a proverb in Suebia:

leve the thinking to the horses - they have the bigger heads.

@shallow-blue said
Assume a perfectly spherical horse of uniform density...

OK, I just got a notification that this post has three thumbs up. Now, I'm not being ungrateful, I'm happy people like my posts when and if they do, but... who upvotes a post like that almost a month after it was written!?