Gez said:There's a certain famous person, whose exact identity and position I can't talk about because it could result in a Grandma-upsetting tangent, who claimed that all the books he ever read could fit in his car's glove compartment.
Now, this was quite obviously a lie, as I don't believe it would be possible for anyone with a Harvard education to have read so few books. But if you think about what could have been the intention of such a claim, and what has been the result in 2000 and 2004? It could explain stuff about the "dumb girl act" celebrity bimbos are pushing.
Heh....it would be a funny statement, given that a single textbook required for one Harvard course would likely fill up a glovebox....some of those books are huge....they make Ptolus look like a pocketbook..

Of course, given we both know who this famous person who will remain nameless is, I won't say anymore.
If the idea of pretending to be dumb is used, so that your opponents underestimate you, then that's not necessarily a bad idea. But if it's because people will like you better because you appear dumb, then that is a really sad statement on our civilization(s). That, however, ties in with my rather cynical views of popular culture, and just gets me too depressed to even think about

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