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FuhrerHat posted:Also I'm not sure your reaction to seeing that picture should be "Ha ha!" gently caress off, it's a staged photo and the whole point of it is irony which often elicits a humored response even if it deals with heavy subjects. Get the gently caress out of anything involving humor if you don't think it can even flirt with social issues.
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Kaizoku posted:gently caress off, it's a staged photo and the whole point of it is irony which often elicits a humored response even if it deals with heavy subjects. Get the gently caress out of anything involving humor if you don't think it can even flirt with social issues. Yeah he should really think things through before even considering posting on these forums again
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I dunno, a klansman getting shot would elicit a smile from me at the very least, regardless of if he receives medical attention or not.
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Inzombiac posted:I had a Public Policy professor that, on the first day, handed out a 10 page "Pre-test" that said in huge letters on the top READ EVERYTHING BEFORE DOING ANYTHING. This test is communicating poorly then acting all smug when you're misunderstood.
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Choco1980 posted:I was given that kind of "test" in 4th grade if you can believe it. Only one kid caught on and turned in the sheet right away. Years later different classmates of mine were pretty angry when they were fooled by it but I wasn't going to a second time. I believe it, I got a few of those tests from 3rd grade till middle school years. Teachers would usually do them as their first 'quiz' at the beginning of the year to pull a fast one over the new students to kick things off. I'm surprised they use it in university to be honest, felt more like a novelty thing to me.
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Parrotine posted:I believe it, I got a few of those tests from 3rd grade till middle school years. Teachers would usually do them as their first 'quiz' at the beginning of the year to pull a fast one over the new students to kick things off. I think the idea is that once you get caught by the lolquiz you'll be more careful about reading and following instructions in the future. It's a lesson that just looks like a quiz.
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I want to say my 4th grade teacher thought he was super clever because like, it was termed "read each question before completing the test" which is plenty ambiguous, and then was filled with stuff we had gone over recently in class, and finished with "Now that you have gone over every question, turn your paper in to me and sit quietly until everyone is finished." I'm pretty sure it was written explicitly to throw off 4th grade intelligence. That he then made sure to point out how smart the one student was for taking the test correctly only hammers this point home to me. What a douche. I ended up good friends with his son in high school and spent a lot of days sitting on a couch in our third friend's basement watching lovely movies and getting high.
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Choco1980 posted:I want to say my 4th grade teacher thought he was super clever because like, it was termed "read each question before completing the test" which is plenty ambiguous, and then was filled with stuff we had gone over recently in class, and finished with "Now that you have gone over every question, turn your paper in to me and sit quietly until everyone is finished." I'm pretty sure it was written explicitly to throw off 4th grade intelligence. That he then made sure to point out how smart the one student was for taking the test correctly only hammers this point home to me. What a douche. I ended up good friends with his son in high school and spent a lot of days sitting on a couch in our third friend's basement watching lovely movies and getting high. Sounds like you won in the end bro. Sure showed that guy.
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Jan 9, 2016 19:47
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Seems like the kind of quiz the Nazi's would give. Follow your orders to the letter and what not.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Seems like the kind of quiz the Nazi's would give. Follow your orders to the letter and what not. I feel like the Nazi's would recruit the ones who failed the test: follows orders without thinking or making an attempt to fully understand the situation.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Seems like the kind of quiz the Nazi's would give. Follow your orders to the letter and what not. no it was the opposite it was more like "first overthrow the government. Next, mobilize for war. If you have done so, then invade Poland. Finally, corral the Jews in labor camps and gas them. If you have read this far, dont do any of the aformentioned stuff, just throw your pencil in the air and say 'heil Hitler'. then wait quietly until 1945." but no one read that far.
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popewiles posted:I feel like the Nazi's would recruit the ones who failed the test: follows orders without thinking or making an attempt to fully understand the situation. But following the instructions to the letter is what would pass the test? 
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I think the Nazis would recruit the people who would do the thing I wouldn't do.
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Solice Kirsk posted:But following the instructions to the letter is what would pass the test? Following the instructions to the letter means to do most of it. The test tells you to read #1-10. Then when you start executing tasks you should start at #1, not #10, and most of the list should be performed. The test is bad and any teacher uses it is bad.
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We had that test too but the teacher worded it as if you were supposed to reach each individual question before answering it, not the whole thing, so a bunch of students pointed out how dumb and misleading it was.
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Her remains will be fed to stray dogs.
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Jan 10, 2016 00:50
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Probably in 1972 that lady left money to a dog charity in her will, and the chairy put the money into an investment fund thing where they don't touch the principal but use the interest for doing dog things. So she's helping to feed 50 stray dogs.
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Jan 10, 2016 00:58
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No no, it's one of those riddles like "A cowboy arrives in town on Friday, stays three days, and leaves on Friday. How is this possible?"
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Ape Has Killed Ape posted:No no, it's one of those riddles like "A cowboy arrives in town on Friday, stays three days, and leaves on Friday. How is this possible?" Someone froze the goldfish
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Ape Has Killed Ape posted:No no, it's one of those riddles like "A cowboy arrives in town on Friday, stays three days, and leaves on Friday. How is this possible?" "Man"
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Ape Has Killed Ape posted:No no, it's one of those riddles like "A cowboy arrives in town on Friday, stays three days, and leaves on Friday. How is this possible?" Friday is your mum.
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Angela Christine posted:Probably in 1972 that lady left money to a dog charity in her will, and the chairy put the money into an investment fund thing where they don't touch the principal but use the interest for doing dog things. So she's helping to feed 50 stray dogs.
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Nitrox posted:That's rather obvious. I'm just wondering which part is the funny
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Nitrox posted:That's rather obvious. I'm just wondering which part is the funny She dead
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Nitrox posted:That's rather obvious. I'm just wondering which part is the funny I am unsure, but could it possibly be the fact that it could also mean that they're feeding her body to the dogs? Do you think that's why?
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You know it doesn't say the dogs were alive. Maybe the dogs were in heaven as proven by that one movie about the dogs going to heaven. Maybe she's feeding 50 dogs up in heaven. But why would heaven have stray dogs? Dog is God spelled backwards so you'd think God would take a vested interest in them. poo poo, there's nothin comical about this at all.
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Jan 10, 2016 01:58
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Paladinus posted:Friday is your mum. 
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RatHat posted:You're gonna have to explain this one. 
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RatHat posted:You're gonna have to explain this one. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kegel_exercise Just realized the poster above me killed it.
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Still my favourite sign gag of all time.
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