Dumbest Things Heard In School

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Douk said:
"How do I calculate the mass of a polyatomic ion like Nitrite combined with Pb(lead) wien the charge is supposed to be -1?"

Fucking idiots, the lot of them |:(
Add them, +2 to the total. (Guessing)
 

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My personal favourite was our very unusual history teacher who divorced his wife, who he referred to in class as "The Beast", and ended up impregnating the hot english teacher. Someone corrected him on a smartarse comment he made and he retorted with

"GET OUT OF MY HOUSE!!"
 

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Pretty much anytime anyone uses the term "critical thinking". That phrase is just a pile of bullshit someone came up with because they wanted "thinking" to sound more intense.
 

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paragon1 said:
I recall one person in Government class saying, in all seriousness, "I think President Bush is doing a good job." The year was 2006.
That's an opinion, not a fact.

It actually shines worse on you than them to be so narrow-minded.
 

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TheFacelessOne said:
UnkeptBiscuit said:
We were doing presentations for a group project we were given about the 4 main causes of World War 1 in History class today. One group's assignment was about 4 minutes long. Half of that was various members of the group showing pictures of giant cannons and mortars, accompanied by them saying things like, "Look at that massive shaft!" Their assigned cause was militarism. an entire half of their presentation was "Look at that massive Shaft!' comments. it's gonna be a good year in History, I can feel it.
Group projects...never liked them.

Though, that sounds like they didn't do their job very well. Maybe just slapped something on a poster board and called it a day.
About that, they didn't. I don't want to ridicule them, so I'll leave it at that.
 

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theultimateend said:
During Philosophy.

"I believe that only bad people have bad things happen to them. Because God would never hurt anyone good."

Of course the first question was if she felt that millions of Jews were evil people. She said "Obviously if bad things happened to them."

Yeah. People wonder why I get a bit uppity about blind faith.

xxhazyshadowsxx said:
"Wait, what's that one name of the country.. oh yeah, America!"
No joke. I heard this today in my AP Human Geography class.
Want to know the saddest part? We're a college level class >_>
As far as I'm aware all AP classes are college level classes. But yeah. I heard similar stuff in AP.

One of my favorites was during AP Government. "What is the second amendment?" "Though Shalt Not Kill."

I think I shit a little when that was the response by a good third of the class. I don't really remember because the sheer stupid caused me to black out cognitively.
That's not even the second commandment. That's just sad.
My favorite moment:
Me: Happy Guy Fawkes Day!
Girl: What?
Me: Nevermind.
...
Girl: Happy V for Vendetta Day.
Me: *cringe*
 

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In 5th grade, my teacher was asking the class what numbers were greater than a million. I said a million and a half.

The teacher said I was wrong because one half isn't a whole number.

I guess I should give her credit. They didn't want us learning about fractions until 6th grade.

/sarcasm
 

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No joke, last year, I heard someone asking a question about Obama. "Is he going to be the president of the U.S. or the world?" Later, when we were talking about the electoral colleges and how the larger states get more votes. When it was said that California had the most due to our size, she said: "Doesn't China have more people?". This is in 10th grade.
 

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My high school required all freshmen to take a semester long computers class that was learning the very basics, like how to use a word processor, how to move files, typing, etc. It was the easiest class I've ever taken, but one ditzy girl brought this exchange about:

Teacher: ...So right click on the folder and-
Ditzy girl: Is that the one your pointer finger is on?
 

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Girl in my AP Government class: Who was Winston Churchill.....OH YEA isn't he that black guy?"
Rest of the class: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Teacher: *grabs stress ball*


1 Week later: Isn't Gengis Khan that guy from Mulan?!
 

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quack35 said:
xxhazyshadowsxx said:
Fanusc101 said:
Today in Civics.


Question: How would you solve in illegal immigration problem?


Kid in class: Bomb Mexico.
Nothing against Americans here (I myself being one) but it seems like the majority of schoolkids here use "Bomb the holy shit out of them!" as the #1 answer to all of the issues facing the world. Whether they are kidding, or not, I shall never know.

Just an observation.
They're usually kidding. Don't worry about it.
Bombs solve every problem!
They make them go away!

Carjacking? blow up the car!
Miss a homework assignment? Blow up the school!
Girls ditch you? Blow up the sorority!
See, no more problems. the cars gone so it cant be stolen, the schools gone so you cant get a bad grade, and the girls are gone so they cant ditch you.
Problem solved.

:D

In serious though, this was in walmart, and some girls assumed I was from sweden cuz i had swedish fish in my hand.
Later, my friend, who was just an exchange student over there in Sverige, is found by these girls who ask him if hes from sweden, [he says yes] and if he plays soccer.
"football?" -'is that what you call it?' -"no we call it soccer" Then they told him how awesome their day of going to the pancake house and hanging out at walmart is.
Ah... kentucky...

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Furioso said:
Girl in my AP Government class: Who was Winston Churchill.....OH YEA isn't he that black guy?"
Rest of the class: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Teacher: *grabs stress ball*


1 Week later: Isn't Gengis Khan that guy from Mulan?!
How the hell are they in AP Gov and I am not?
 

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Edit:
Furioso said:
Girl in my AP Government class: Who was Winston Churchill.....OH YEA isn't he that black guy?"
Rest of the class: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Teacher: *grabs stress ball*


1 Week later: Isn't Gengis Khan that guy from Mulan?!
How the hell are they in AP Gov and I am not?[/quote]


The teacher asked how she got into the class at one point, best teacher ever, oh and he went through 3 stress balls that year
 

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lolz i had a moment like that in school. Had this new guy come down from Maryland and he told us where he is from and I swear to you this blonde said this.

"Maryland? What Part of Texas is that from?" -blonde
and swear to you without pausing the new guy looks at the blonde with a serious face and says
"East Texas" - new guy
"really?"
"no"-new guy

Dear God was that some of the funniest shit I have heard all year in my school.
 

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Not the stupidest thing I've heard, but stupidest thing that happened. In 5th grade, the teacher said at the end of sex ed "I hope you have a happy, healthy sex life." He was fired at the end of the year. Rot in hell, administrators. Rot in hell.
 

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I like the time in Honors Chemistry where my teacher was going over how atoms become excited and when they return to their normal state they release photons, which have a wavelength (Because they're waves duh). Then we proceed to go over what a wave looks like, with the amplitude, trough, etc.

This one kid that almost killed me several times in drivers ed asks how a tsunami works.

....HOW DO THESE THINGS EVEN REMOTELY CONNECT?
 

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Our teacher asked "how many states were in the United States?" as a sort of joke, but she went person by person and there were ACTUALLY people answering "48" and "51" it's unbelievable how you can get this wrong.

Edit: This was in highscool, 11-12th grade, so it wasnt' just a low blow to kids learning to count.
 

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firedfns13 said:
I like the time in Honors Chemistry where my teacher was going over how atoms become excited and when they return to their normal state they release photons, which have a wavelength (Because they're waves duh). Then we proceed to go over what a wave looks like, with the amplitude, trough, etc.

This one kid that almost killed me several times in drivers ed asks how a tsunami works.

....HOW DO THESE THINGS EVEN REMOTELY CONNECT?
Waves, I suppose. Different kinds, but I can see how a stupid person would make the connection.