Quote by Stephen King

A boy who once wiped his ass with poison ivy probably doesn't belong in a smart people's club.

A boy who once wiped his ass with poison ivy probably doesn'

Summary

This quote implies that a person's actions or past experiences define their worthiness to be a part of an intelligent or sophisticated group. The act of wiping oneself with poison ivy is portrayed as foolish or lacking in common sense, suggesting that someone who engages in such actions may be deemed unsuitable or unfit for inclusion in a club or community of intellectually advanced individuals. It highlights the notion that certain behaviors or choices can be used as a measure of a person's aptitude or capability.

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