vaportrailer Posted July 15, 2019 Posted July 15, 2019 https://www.mediaite...ve-fast-enough/ Christ, what a f*cking clown. 6
Principled Man Posted July 15, 2019 Author Posted July 15, 2019 https://www.mediaite...ve-fast-enough/ Christ, what a f*cking clown. How bad is it? We keep searching for worse and worse descriptors for him, just for accuracy's sake. 5
vaportrailer Posted July 15, 2019 Posted July 15, 2019 https://www.mediaite...ve-fast-enough/ Christ, what a f*cking clown. How bad is it? We keep searching for worse and worse descriptors for him, just for accuracy's sake. It's incredibly disturbing, but I try not to pay too much attention anymore as it's just too depressing. It's like a Vonnegut novel run amok. 2
goose Posted July 16, 2019 Posted July 16, 2019 So, I'll be teaching 6-8 math next year so I'm going through the materials for 6th grade. The second unit is around solving real problems using rational numbers. Here's one of the "real" problems... A farmer is building a fence to create a corral... (ok, gotcha so far...) The dimensions of this corral will be 120 1/2 feet by 66 1/4 feet... (wait, what? Not just 120 by 66? Better yet, how about 64 feet?) The farmer decided to use 8 1/2 foot planks to build the fence railings... (hold on. Eight and a half feet? Not eight, ten or twelve...?) He ordered 130 boards. Did he order enough? (The farmer ordered boards before calculating what he needed? And he didn't purposefully order extra?) who writes these? 2
Principled Man Posted July 17, 2019 Author Posted July 17, 2019 The farmer decided to use 8 1/2 foot planks to build the fence railings... So the planks are 6" long, and he bought 8 of them? ;) 1
goose Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 The farmer decided to use 8 1/2 foot planks to build the fence railings... So the planks are 6" long, and he bought 8 of them? ;)lol
Principled Man Posted July 18, 2019 Author Posted July 18, 2019 Watching all the Apollo 11 documentaries this week has been wonderful. Then I go to YouTube and put on the videos of the July 1969 live broadcasts, and the comments below the videos are polluted with deniers. :facepalm: 2
JohnnyBlaze Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 So, I'll be teaching 6-8 math next year so I'm going through the materials for 6th grade. The second unit is around solving real problems using rational numbers. Here's one of the "real" problems... A farmer is building a fence to create a corral... (ok, gotcha so far...) The dimensions of this corral will be 120 1/2 feet by 66 1/4 feet... (wait, what? Not just 120 by 66? Better yet, how about 64 feet?) The farmer decided to use 8 1/2 foot planks to build the fence railings... (hold on. Eight and a half feet? Not eight, ten or twelve...?) He ordered 130 boards. Did he order enough? (The farmer ordered boards before calculating what he needed? And he didn't purposefully order extra?) who writes these? The “real” problem is the person who writes that crap! 1
vaportrailer Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 So, I'll be teaching 6-8 math next year so I'm going through the materials for 6th grade. The second unit is around solving real problems using rational numbers. Here's one of the "real" problems... A farmer is building a fence to create a corral... (ok, gotcha so far...) The dimensions of this corral will be 120 1/2 feet by 66 1/4 feet... (wait, what? Not just 120 by 66? Better yet, how about 64 feet?) The farmer decided to use 8 1/2 foot planks to build the fence railings... (hold on. Eight and a half feet? Not eight, ten or twelve...?) He ordered 130 boards. Did he order enough? (The farmer ordered boards before calculating what he needed? And he didn't purposefully order extra?) who writes these? All of that for a yes/no question? lol
vaportrailer Posted July 18, 2019 Posted July 18, 2019 Watching all the Apollo 11 documentaries this week has been wonderful. Then I go to YouTube and put on the videos of the July 1969 live broadcasts, and the comments below the videos are polluted with deniers. :facepalm: Back in the day, we'd refer to this phenomenon as "creeping retardation," but that doesn't fly anymore, so let's just say "rampant retardation."
Principled Man Posted July 18, 2019 Author Posted July 18, 2019 Watching all the Apollo 11 documentaries this week has been wonderful. Then I go to YouTube and put on the videos of the July 1969 live broadcasts, and the comments below the videos are polluted with deniers. :facepalm: Back in the day, we'd refer to this phenomenon as "creeping retardation," but that doesn't fly anymore, so let's just say "rampant retardation." Dysfunctional children with oppositional defiant disorder. They're desperate to rebel against an authority figure - in this case, NASA. 2
BigMontanaSKY Posted July 19, 2019 Posted July 19, 2019 …..my dog pooped in the bathroom. I didn't know whether to be proud or frustrated with him...ha ha 2
Fordgalaxy Posted August 3, 2019 Posted August 3, 2019 Reading that Travis Barker named his daughter, Alabama. What kind of person does that?
OldRUSHfan Posted August 4, 2019 Posted August 4, 2019 Thinking about who's running this country right now. 1
Tony R Posted August 4, 2019 Posted August 4, 2019 Watching all the Apollo 11 documentaries this week has been wonderful. Then I go to YouTube and put on the videos of the July 1969 live broadcasts, and the comments below the videos are polluted with deniers. :facepalm: Back in the day, we'd refer to this phenomenon as "creeping retardation," but that doesn't fly anymore, so let's just say "rampant retardation." Dysfunctional children with oppositional defiant disorder. They're desperate to rebel against an authority figure - in this case, NASA.Of course you know that the momentum for these conspiracy theories comes from people our age (*40 and above).
Principled Man Posted August 4, 2019 Author Posted August 4, 2019 Watching all the Apollo 11 documentaries this week has been wonderful. Then I go to YouTube and put on the videos of the July 1969 live broadcasts, and the comments below the videos are polluted with deniers. :facepalm: Back in the day, we'd refer to this phenomenon as "creeping retardation," but that doesn't fly anymore, so let's just say "rampant retardation." Dysfunctional children with oppositional defiant disorder. They're desperate to rebel against an authority figure - in this case, NASA. Of course you know that the momentum for these conspiracy theories comes from people our age (*40 and above). I know it all too well. When I say "dysfunctional children", I'm referring to "children of all ages", to coin a phrase. The Apollo hoax delusion began in the 70's, and was created by middle-aged men.
blueschica Posted August 4, 2019 Posted August 4, 2019 Watching all the Apollo 11 documentaries this week has been wonderful. Then I go to YouTube and put on the videos of the July 1969 live broadcasts, and the comments below the videos are polluted with deniers. :facepalm: Back in the day, we'd refer to this phenomenon as "creeping retardation," but that doesn't fly anymore, so let's just say "rampant retardation." Dysfunctional children with oppositional defiant disorder. They're desperate to rebel against an authority figure - in this case, NASA. Of course you know that the momentum for these conspiracy theories comes from people our age (*40 and above). I know it all too well. When I say "dysfunctional children", I'm referring to "children of all ages", to coin a phrase. The Apollo hoax delusion began in the 70's, and was created by middle-aged men. It's disturbing. I have a millennial distant relative who firmly believes the "9/11 was a hoax"thing. What's wrong with people? A friend's sister was on the Flight that crashed in Pennsylvania. We went to visit the site and they were still clearing wreckage. :( Anyway, at family reunions we stay far away from those type of topics. . . .:o 2
Fordgalaxy Posted August 4, 2019 Posted August 4, 2019 Watching all the Apollo 11 documentaries this week has been wonderful. Then I go to YouTube and put on the videos of the July 1969 live broadcasts, and the comments below the videos are polluted with deniers. :facepalm: Back in the day, we'd refer to this phenomenon as "creeping retardation," but that doesn't fly anymore, so let's just say "rampant retardation." Dysfunctional children with oppositional defiant disorder. They're desperate to rebel against an authority figure - in this case, NASA. Of course you know that the momentum for these conspiracy theories comes from people our age (*40 and above). I know it all too well. When I say "dysfunctional children", I'm referring to "children of all ages", to coin a phrase. The Apollo hoax delusion began in the 70's, and was created by middle-aged men. It's disturbing. I have a millennial distant relative who firmly believes the "9/11 was a hoax"thing. What's wrong with people? A friend's sister was on the Flight that crashed in Pennsylvania. We went to visit the site and they were still clearing wreckage. :( Anyway, at family reunions we stay far away from those type of topics. . . . :o There is at least one crackpot right here on TRF who believes that. Sad. 2
Nova Carmina Posted August 4, 2019 Posted August 4, 2019 Reading that Travis Barker named his daughter, Alabama. What kind of person does that? Wasn't that the name of the hooker in True Romance?
Principled Man Posted August 4, 2019 Author Posted August 4, 2019 Reading that Travis Barker named his daughter, Alabama. What kind of person does that? Narcissists who see their kids as toys.
Entre_Perpetuo Posted August 4, 2019 Posted August 4, 2019 Reading that Travis Barker named his daughter, Alabama. What kind of person does that? I believe Chris Martin named his kid Apple.
Principled Man Posted August 4, 2019 Author Posted August 4, 2019 Reading that Travis Barker named his daughter, Alabama. What kind of person does that? I believe Chris Martin named his kid Apple. Nicholas Cage named his boy Kal-El. The Zappa family beats everyone in this crazy game..... :laughing guy: 1
Three Eyes Posted August 4, 2019 Posted August 4, 2019 Nicholas Cage named his boy Kal-El. Makes sense. 2
Principled Man Posted August 4, 2019 Author Posted August 4, 2019 (edited) We're going to take care of it. -- The Tweeting, Golfing, Something Something In Chief http://rlv.zcache.com/uncle_sam_facepalm_stickers-r6aeae347995147aa9854ac8749542a7b_v9wf3_8byvr_324.jpg Edited August 5, 2019 by Principled Man 3
goose Posted August 5, 2019 Posted August 5, 2019 (edited) So, I'll be teaching 6-8 math next year so I'm going through the materials for 6th grade. The second unit is around solving real problems using rational numbers. Here's one of the "real" problems... A farmer is building a fence to create a corral... (ok, gotcha so far...) The dimensions of this corral will be 120 1/2 feet by 66 1/4 feet... (wait, what? Not just 120 by 66? Better yet, how about 64 feet?) The farmer decided to use 8 1/2 foot planks to build the fence railings... (hold on. Eight and a half feet? Not eight, ten or twelve...?) He ordered 130 boards. Did he order enough? (The farmer ordered boards before calculating what he needed? And he didn't purposefully order extra?) who writes these? All of that for a yes/no question? lolinorite?!? Edited August 5, 2019 by goose
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