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I just pray they are from different places around the country. It would be pretty sad if all those... unique... children were from the same town, let alone school!
Post by purplefuzzystuff on Feb 21, 2008 0:06:46 GMT -5
I think they are from different places, cause one girl was wearing a school uniform...I think....I guess she could have just been wearing a blazer for the fun of it....I mean who wouldn't want to look extra sharp for the school science fair?....... You know I was asked to be a judge at my cousin's middle school science fair....I think I might bring my camera just in case....
My daughter did her science fair project on body gas and how it is made and what makes it stink and myths about them. She called "Pull My Finger" it was good. Some parents didnt like it but many cracked up. Plus it had some really good science in it.
Judge: So your project is Electro Worms? Tell me about it... Kid: I mixed worms with electricity and worms and... I dunno, whatever, i hate my life....
Post by spookymonster on Feb 21, 2008 9:44:35 GMT -5
asdoye111 said:
Judge: So your project is Electro Worms? Tell me about it... Kid: I mixed worms with electricity and worms and... I dunno, whatever, i hate my life....
ROTFLMAO! That's the perfect quote for that picture. Some of the pics are worth a "oh, isn't that cute" chuckle, but that one is priceless!
Judge: So your project is Electro Worms? Tell me about it... Kid: I mixed worms with electricity and worms and... I dunno, whatever, i hate my life....
ROTFLMAO! That's the perfect quote for that picture. Some of the pics are worth a "oh, isn't that cute" chuckle, but that one is priceless!
that's pretty legitimate... a dog can't see many colors... "Cone cells contain pigments that perceive specific wavelengths of color. Human vision is trichromatic -- we have three types of cones that recognize different portions of the color spectrum. These cones allow us to see a range of colors that are a mix of red, blue, and green pigments. Dogs have only two types of cones -- their dichromatic color vision is similar to that of a human with red-green color-blindness. In addition, a dog's retina contains a much smaller ratio of cones to rods than ours does. An article about Canine Vision, written for a college psychology course, includes a graphic that contrasts the yellow, blue, and gray spectrum of the dog's world with the familiar rainbow of colors we perceive."
Post by ☮ superbek ☮ on Feb 26, 2008 6:43:32 GMT -5
jaypee757 said:
I just pray they are from different places around the country. It would be pretty sad if all those... unique... children were from the same town, let alone school!
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I live in a small town...trust me, anything is possible! lol!
I actually live in the county with the highest teen prgnancy rate in the nation....Loudon County. We've even been cracked on by Jay Leno.
How was the kid able to buy Delirium?? And wow btw, touche to that kid, cause I didn't learn about Delirium until about 2 years ago, he's ahead of his game.
