negative IQ
An invisible beam emitted form the brains of stupid people such that you feel dumber when they enter a room.
negative IQ by Paulzerz September 20, 2003
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negative iq
negative iq by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin May 6, 2022
infinitely negative iq
People who are beyond stupid and are just oblivious to anything. They do the most mindless things ever. They don’t know how to function at all. They can’t even do the simplest things to help their own team. They suck at every game they touch and they should never play a video game again.
“Holy crap that guy has infinitely negative iq“
“How is it possible to have infinitely negative iq?”
“What is she doing? she must have infinitely negative iq”
“Man the people on roblox imposter have less than infinitely negative iq”
“How is it possible to have infinitely negative iq?”
“What is she doing? she must have infinitely negative iq”
“Man the people on roblox imposter have less than infinitely negative iq”
infinitely negative iq by Thatsprettysus September 29, 2020
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