maths

[uglygoat]

oldies, but goodies... lmao

 

[Professor Frink]

As a scientist, I can fully appreciate these. And I would have given them more points.

 

[mrkristofo]

As a scientist, I can fully appreciate these. And I would have given them more points.

Cheers to that. The Ninja Turtle is at least worth a couple.

 

[cowgo]

There's a bunch more of these out there, but out of all of them I love the Elephant in the way physics answer. Too funny.

 

[TexLaw]

Once, during a high school chemistry test, I suffered a complete vapor lock, mind fart, blankout on a question. In a bit of desperation, I just wrote down "42" and circled it as my answer. Evidently, my teacher was a Douglas Adams fan, as I received half credit and a note something like "how can I give no points for the ultimate answer?"


TL

 

[Beerrific]

Yeah, they should get at least some credit. It is better than writing nothing, right?

 

[Brew Runner]

To be honest, I would have given out zero points for those answers too. They show a lack of understanding regarding the subject matter. To be realistic, giving ANY credit for something like that just contibutes to the already low academic standards prevalent now.

However, I might have writtten a comment at the end pointing out the humorousness....

 

[EvilTOJ]

To be honest, that first pic had the correct answer. I mean geez, why do all this complicated bullcrap to find out what gender a kitten is, when all you gotta do is lift the tail?

 

[mrfocus]

There's a bunch more of these out there, but out of all of them I love the Elephant in the way physics answer. Too funny.

Yeah, it's definitely my favorite.

TexLaw, my physics teacher in electromagnetics was a huge HHGTG fan, and one of the questions had some lame electric field (in Farads) so that the final answer could be 4,2 * 10^-9.

 

[jb444]

Never tried an image before, see if this works...

"When pi and i argue"
you'd have to have done maths a-level for the second one to make much sense
edit: sorry not sure what American equivalent of A-level is (if its different)

 

[mrkristofo]

Never tried an image before, see if this works...

"When pi and i argue"
you'd have to have done maths a-level for the second one to make much sense
edit: sorry not sure what American equivalent of A-level is (if its different)

That's funny. I'm going to look for a shirt with that on it.

 

[9/9]

That's funny. I'm going to look for a shirt with that on it.

I already have one. It was made for me, though, so I don't know where to find one.