50 Sarcastic Memes To Laugh At When Everything Around You Tickles Your Nerves, As Shared On This Instagram Account
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Sometimes I just deliberately change the lyrics. I still sing Starbucks lovers when I sing Blank Space
here’s a recorder go play 3 blind mice on it and then THE FITNESS GRAM PACER TEST IS A-
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as an educationalist this one offends me somewhat. The lava/magma difference for me is not important, but some of the apparently arbitrary things you are taught at school ARE useful to know. For example, if you understand the difference between a bacterium and a virus (or a parasitic worm), you won't be creating antibiotic-resistant bacteria by taking antibiotics (or horse dewormer!!!!!) when you have a virus. That sort of utter stupidity which will probably make our species extinct or at least in danger thereof, is the result of simply not paying attention at school. Not that we get pandemics often, but. Another example. If you pay attention in math class to algebra etc., you will be able to look at a shelf in the supermarket and discern whether 750mL of soap at $1.35 is cheaper or more expensive than 1L of soap at $1.82. The answer isn't obvious. Math helps there. So... yeah. Also, lastly, taxes and jobs et.c.. we DO cover that in our syllabus in South Africa. so... depends.
Yeah this seems like a capitalist idea if I ever heard one. Don't teach anything but how to work in a capitalist society. No history, no critical thinking, no art, music...just how to get a job and pay taxes. Mmhmm. Then argue about how education starts at home, but did their parents teach them how to get a job and pay taxes? Mmhmm.
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I see these all of the time and I am genuinely curious if they stopped teaching kids how to do taxes in high school. My Econ class had us do a semester long project where we had to fake find a job, fake rent an apartment, fake pay bills, fake do our taxes, some of us fake got married. It was awful at the time but, if I'm honest, my fake life was pretty nice. It's been over two decades and I'm still friends with my Econ-husband. His wife doesn't enjoy that he refers to me as his "first wife" lol
I graduated from high school in 1993 and there was absolutely nothing about taxes in all my years of education. Except maybe studying the Boston Tea Party, LOL!
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I took a work course in high school and it was fantastic. I learned all of the important adult things like job searching, banking, taxes, and paying bills. It really should have been required for everyone.
If your school offers a personal finance class, take it!! I did in high school and have never regretted it.
I must say I was expecting knowledge of oxbow lakes to be more relevant in adult life than it has been.
I remember drawing diagrams of the oxbow lake. Was strangely irrelevant to my office job.
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Nah nah nah.... schools, education, should allow children and young adults and adults and elders to fully explore their curiosity. Schools already are training people to be wage slaves. Thinkers, creative people, explorers, people who care, nurture and love. That's what schools should be teaching
"BILL NYE THE SCIENCE GUY" HOT. CROSS. BUNS. THE FITNESSGRAM PACER TEST IS... *CARRY THE ONE* IGNEOUS METAMORPHIC SEDIMENTARY!!!!!
Pythagorus. The square on the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares on the other two sides.
1. regulary 2. learn (in order to be able to learn that, first learn that lava is called magma when underground)
Looking at what is now, and what was then, I think we should really change school views. It's o.k. to want a college education, but we should bring back shop classes, home economics (with a new name), life classes, basic shop, and business classes. they can continue those interests in community college. They will make good money.
And thus we develop a generation or three who neither understand, nor believe science. And with no peers who understand issues their disbelief is reinforced. Most science we learn at school is of little use to most people (other than not to gargle bleach) but if everyone gets a bit stuck in their brain then collectively we know a lot.
My high school: Here, learn to touch type for a grade on this 50yo manual typewriter that will cause carpel tunnel and deform your pinky fingers. Oh, wait, you're in luck! We were able to buy 8 IBM Selectric typewriters with absolutely no memory. (The next year they offer touch typing pass/fail, and you have to ditch class to fail, and the new typewriters have single line memory.). I might be holding onto some old bitterness. I'm sorry, what was the question?
To be fair, the whole lava/magma thing is a 2nd grade standard. Not doing the taxes in 2nd grade.
High school is completely useless. The only useful thing I learnt this year is learning how to calculate tax
sevie here, in CCA yesterday we did a budget paper where we choose what to buy and take away savings from your income and whatever, and the point of the game was to just have a positive number, even one. just dont be broke kids.
I love watching Bluey. Helps me get in touch with my inner child
And don’t forget the more crucial part: You DO NOT have to respect these who don’t respect you
My friend is 12 minutes younger than me so she always calls me “auntie”
Especially when the longer she talks, the more you realize the guy she’s crushing on is a huge jerk
"It's not my fault you're always wrong" -My lovely sister (who was very much in the wrong)
I remember in kindergarten I asked someone to be my boyfriend thinking it meant a friend that's a boy. It still embarrasses me to this day. (Still friends now and we laugh about it)
My best friend and I were in a call together and we were playing an online game where we were coincidentally together in one of the rooms so we had half our conversation in the chat and the other half in the call.
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Okay, person who thinks the word "button" is technically mumble jumble gibberish
Might depend on the context. It's late, I'm going to button now.
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Okay, person who thinks the word "button" is technically mumble jumble gibberish
Might depend on the context. It's late, I'm going to button now.
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