Girl, 2, becomes member of Mensa

[Alex0paul]

If the tests are multiple choice then surely she would have fluked most of it.

[ADR147]

Well he's lucky to have a cue maker as a father, maybe as he gets a bit older he'll go with the handspliced cue.
And a 24 break on a 5ft table at 3 years old is incredible, I think you'll have a wee century breaker on your hands before he's in his teens!

lol its not a cue i made its an old cue that was broken in half by a bad tempered guy and was beyond sensible repair so i just retapered it and put a tip on it to keep him quiet - then he started setting up a snooker table on our coffee table with toy cars and bricks, you never know how good he will be i guess but if you can pot square balls and toy cars a ball is pretty easy! - strange to watch for me in that he naturally cues through the ball. i have a few friends who are knowledgeable on the subject and all think thats very odd - he has never slapped at the ball! - his lastest thing is to pot my full size balls on his table and the pockets are only a few mm bigger than the balls! i will maybe make a tape of it and post it for a few people to see - if nothing else i bet you go sh!t !

[ADR147]

If the tests are multiple choice then surely she would have fluked most of it.

one assumes the test must have been adapted for her - i sat one once and it was both written and about spacial awareness - i have never met a two year old that could read let alone have a grasp of physics!! there is of course no reason why she might not have such an IQ the question is who the hell wants to know and why would you test it????