Now that I think about it, some teachers were good natured about it. I had a maths teacher that was real clever (he’s not a teacher anymore but doing something brainy). I always tried to make up ways to solve a problem that he didn’t teach us just to make him work a little extra when checking my tests. So he then…
That is true. Problem is, that as soon as grades, parents and the future of kids are involved things get nasty. So a teacher sadly has to be careful with tests.
I think teachers have enough on their plates to not deal with smartasses. They should take their time on the slower ones. But that doesn’t make school more fun..
I agree. Every step in evolution is a mutation I suppose. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t idiots saying this. I could imagine a certain president of the USA saying that.
Who says the meds can’t be used to make cows live 800 years? Or to make them grow from eating stones? I’m getting ridiculous here because I’m always right and logic won’t change that .
Question 2 is not fair. All 4 could be correct.. or do you know for sure there isn’t somewhere in a pub a controversy that it’s not all natural? As a student I would choose one you don’t want just to argue..
Yeah I’m starting to worry about incest now. There’s a girl and two boys that could be parents to the 5 kids and i’m not sure how/if they are related. So i don’t think the next generation should be breeding. But they shouldn’t be separated and live alone either. So I need to read up on that.
Nice! We have 9 at home. 5 of them homemade by accident. The oldest must be close to 60 now, the youngest turning 2 this summer. But just normal greek ones.