Why is science, space, and history so inportent?

I have trouble with these subjects in school, and I am not the only
one. But why do we need to know about how to find orgens in a frog or
why did america become a free countrey? Can you help me with this
question?
Your friend
K-girl15

On 7 Jun 2005 10:53:05 -0700, wrote:

I have trouble with these subjects in school, and I am not the only
one. But why do we need to know about how to find orgens in a frog or
why did america become a free countrey? Can you help me with this
question?

....Check back with us when you've gotten your GED, which should be
about 10 years after you and your blue-collar cousin get married and
move into the local trailer park.

PLONK

....Man, are the Znkfbaf recruiting all their relatives to harass the
group or what?
OM

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On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 12:53:05 -0500, wrote
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I have trouble with these subjects in school, and I am not the only
one. But why do we need to know about how to find orgens in a frog or
why did america become a free countrey? Can you help me with this
question?
Your friend
K-girl15


Tell you what: when you realize that your first sentence is an
improper comma splice, learn how to spell "organs," learn why "America"
should be capitalized, learn how to spell "country," and why "this
question" you refer to isn't singular but should be plural, you may
understand the value of a good education.

Until then, good luck.

PLONK
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Herb Schaltegger, GPG Key ID: BBF6FC1C
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, 1759
http://www.individual-i.com/

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I have trouble with these subjects in school, and I am not the only
one. But why do we need to know about how to find orgens in a frog or
why did america become a free countrey? Can you help me with this
question?

Okay, so you're confused. That's understandable; you're being
given a lot of knowledge and it's hard to see how all the strange
pieces fit together into something you can understand.

The more you know, the more you will understand the world around
you. Knowledge is the ultimate source of power. It is better
to understand your choices and to be able to make choices, than
to know less and wonder why your life is so limited.

(But I'd say digging through frog guts may be less important than
understanding the history of a country. Some subjects are hopelessly
boring, I have to admit. Just stick with it and do the best you
can.)

Even when you finally graduate from school, learning doesn't stop.
Life is a constant learning experience. When you choose to stop
learning, you stop growing and may even start dying, in a
metaphorical sense.

Keep asking questions when you don't understand. There are no
stupid questions.

--Damon Life is an adventure. Live it.

wrote:
I have trouble with these subjects in school, and I am not the only
one. But why do we need to know about how to find orgens in a frog or
why did america become a free countrey? Can you help me with this
question?
Your friend
K-girl15

What a lovely troll!

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"k-girl15" wrote in news:1118171410.446466.171570
@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

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He didn't understand your question.

--Damon

"Damon Hill" wrote in message
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Even when you finally graduate from school, learning doesn't stop.

It just costs more. In college, though, you don't have to ask permission to
potty.

Damon Hill wrote:

Okay, so you're confused. That's understandable; you're being
given a lot of knowledge and it's hard to see how all the strange
pieces fit together into something you can understand.



Although combining the dissected frog and fetal pig parts into one
creature is a lot of fun, and the resulting "Fetal Frig" is the perfect
thing to slip into somebody's school lunchbox when they aren't looking.
Particularly if you can make it look like it was gnawing on the food in
the lunchbox, and may have died of poisoning.

Even when you finally graduate from school, learning doesn't stop.
Life is a constant learning experience. When you choose to stop
learning, you stop growing and may even start dying, in a
metaphorical sense.



Yeah... look what happened to The President- you don't want to end up
like that, do you? :-)

Pat

Herb Schaltegger wrote:

Tell you what: when you realize that your first sentence is an
improper comma splice, learn how to spell "organs," learn why "America"
should be capitalized, learn how to spell "country," and why "this
question" you refer to isn't singular but should be plural, you may
understand the value of a good education.

Until then, good luck.




Little did Herb suspect what he'd be finding in his lunchbox the next
time he showed up before the Supreme Court; or that the Fetal Frig
wouldn't be completely dead, but continuing to make irregular motions in
a most objectionable manner. ;-)

Pat