Here's the problem and the diagram that goes with it
Fill in each empty space of the grid in the image below with a number from 1 to 8 so that every row & column contains each of these digits only once. Some diagonally adjacent spaces have been joined together. For these pairs of joined spaces th...
I know that from watching The Good Place. You should watch The Good Place. It will send your mind to a Good Place. Make sure you watch it in a Good Place. Are more puns/propaganda required?
my health homework was watching stupid videos about how Drugs Are Bad and Smoking Is Bad and so forth, and then answering questions. All the answers were available online, so I just cheated my way through every single quiz and test.
Hey, the questions were like "how many carcinogens are there in cigarette smoke" or "which of these bad choices is the worst one by our subjective standards" and uselessness like that
@LukasRotter Yes, I learned important things like it is possible to talk for 4 hours about why cigarettes are bad, and then get schools to pay to force students to watch that.
one time they brought in a guy who hacked people's social media accounts beforehand and then yelled at us about how we were a bunch of idiots who failed to secure our accounts
@bobble sadly not at the moment, I've been incredibly busy recently with school, driving tests, university applications etc, but hopefully next week during my half term I'll have a bit of time to whip something up
I've been rather inactive lately as a whole so haven't even had time to start thinking of something :/
Not sure, but I presume so we can't apply to all universities so we can guarantee ourselves an offer. The Uni also probably wants to know we genuinely want to go there too so they have interested students etc.
Yesterday I went to a magic show and I was part of a clever trick. Firs of all, the magician arranged $36$ cards in a $4 \times 9$ grid as follows:
Then they called me on the stage. I felt a little bit uncomfortable, after all I didn't want to be sawn into two pieces! As the magician explained w...
@bobble Looking at grid-filling puzzle you edited. Poster had info regarding source (a substitute teacher), but you edited it out. Not accusing, just curious on your thoughts.
@Avi At least I have a solid background in fundamental music theory, so me self-studying I'm about I think 2 weeks ahead? I breezed right past the chords
Oh, I think I might have edited out too much - I was only thinking of getting rid of the talk about extra credit and such. Didn't mean to remove the source
That actually isn't a bad horror short idea lol. "If you're going to kill someone Marge that's fine, but please use the correct form of they're while you do it"
There's one book I have where the same number is referred to as "twenty thousand" and "200,000" on the same page... I still haven't figured out which is supposed to be correct
@Sciborg The movies are fine. But would have been better under an original name and not as a purported adaptation of a book it has nothing in common with.
I also like the books because the local library only had the first couple, and then I had to piece together the rest of the series by borrowing from teachers & farther libraries. It was an adventure!
The plotline gets steadily stranger until the end, which I can't actually remember. But there are some epic prophecies and adventures and flying on dragons and it was REALLY COOL to 10-year-od me
It's funny because so far, the illustrations are super doodly and kidlike, but then the actual text is like "*They are crawling back into the sea from whence they came*"
Like legit, there is all kinds of humor in here that would be completely lost on kids, and it's great. "WHERE DO YOU THINK WE ARE THE REPUBLIC OF ROME?"
