Jayne Mansfield (1933)
One of the leading sex symbols of the 1950s, Mansfield reportedly spoke five languages, played the violin, and claimed an IQ of over 150. However, the provocative image she presented to the public was carefully crafted, and she was best known for her film roles as a “blonde bombshell” and her many appearances in photographs. Her tragic death at the age of 34 in a car accident led to the mandating of underride guards on tractor-trailer trucks in the US. What well-known actress is her daughter? More… Discuss
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Yea, and she’s blonde!!! I did not know her IQ was that high (okay, it’s a little higher than mine..LOL) but she was really smart enough to know how to use her “dumb” label. My sister use to do the same thing when she was in college. LOL Mine was auburn back then but now blonds up a lot when I’m out in the sun or on the ocean (fishing) 😀
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This IQ thing is very important, but more importantly is the way people choose to make use of. Very smart people seem to get into trouble at all ages, just like the rest of us, or worse. Some really get funny ideas about how the word should be, with them in the center! I think we all have the capacity to stay alive as long as we an, and that is success, naturally beyond IQs.I love ocean fishing, but even more I like biking, along the coastline bike road, on the boardwalks, and so on. I didn’t go fishing in a long time. And by the way I like blond hear…and red too. black is too contrasting.
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