I don’t know about you, but I love these terrible answers on tests.
Tag: school
Sure, we need to protect our children from violence and perverts, but banning all cameras from school and preventing them from touching each other aren’t reasonable solutions. Read about more stupid security measures over at Cracked.
Geometry Vs. Harry Potter
To some extent, it’s easy to see why today’s kids are so stupid, considering how much of this complete misinformation they still feed us in schools.
Start weeping for your future….now.
I Weep For The Future
If you can find humor in the depressing state of American education, then you will appreciate the new blog Shit My Students Write, which has gems like,
The rebel and onion armies showed grose negligence by having many of their battles right inside national parks, like Gettysburg.
On the other hand, if you know our future is being flushed down the toilet and the prospect makes you physically ill to think about, then you probably shouldn’t click on the link.
When I was in high school, my life management (yes, that’s really what the B.S. class was called) teacher tried to tell us that a women can tell how much her fiance loves her based on how expensive of an engagement ring he bought her. She got really pissed off and wouldn’t answer when I asked, “so you’re saying a rich man is more capable of loving someone than a poor man, just because he can buy a bigger ring?”
As it turns out, that’s not even close to as terrible as some of these terrible lies teachers have told their students. Feel free to share any lies your teachers told you in the comments.
Hilariously appropriate photo via Doug Beckers [Flickr]
Plushies Made From Kid Pics
I am beyond enamoured with this concept -creating artistic plush dolls based on kids drawings. Best of all, the pieces were then sold to the parents as a fundraiser for the kid’s school. I can only pray that they have awesome fundraisers like these when I actually have children.
Daily Goodness
Quote of the Day:
“It is a terrible thing to see and have no vision.” -Helen Keller
Fact of the Day:
HIV has been around over 100 years. –Source
Today’s Holiday:
Bring your teddy bear to work or school day –since I stayed home sick, my teddy bear was at my side all day.
Link of the day:
8 classic movies with gaping plot holes.
Quote of the Day
“I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” – Mark Twain