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Replying to @liz_churchill10
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Bill Gates is in court facing claims that the ‘Covid Vaccines’ are ‘Lethal Biological Weapons’.
Regime Media is completely ignoring this.
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MY SCIENCE PROJECT (1985)
Dennis Hopper, a sympathetic science teacher (once a 1960s radical) encourages his auto shop majoring student to make a good science project, so he sneaks into a graveyard with his new nerdy girlfriend and does
FULL FILM:
ok.ru/video/1102728530470
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from a student story:
"Pallid branches sprouted from the crazed man’s chest as his mad cackles filled the air, the abomination was Bob no more. William swiftly fled the area in fear, and as he...
1/2
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from a student story:
"The chimera attacked Jack with a camera. Certainly, the chimera killed Jack and unfortunately, he died. "
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Hugo de Groot aka Grotius
philosopher of tolerance
"Prison escapee, high-stakes politician, shipwreck survivor, Grotius was a remarkable man who led a remarkable life."
University student age 11
“the miracle of Holland”
escaped from a castle "hidden in a chest of books"
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students have questions, you should have answers:
Student: "why?" [X 1000]
Jesse: 'Because it's like rock paper scissors - new move creates new countermove'
Student: "Then why..."
Jesse: [draws picture]
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had a student ask me a homework question:
*why was Tsar Nicholas II unfit?*
this struck me as a deeply interesting question - my quick right/wrong answer:
"hmmm, probably for the same reason his identical cousin, George V was unfit"
i told her not to write that down
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BREAKING BAD is about a badly broken school system, the chemistry teacher who finds his dropout student, and then successfully tutors him.
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a student story:
SEXUAL HARRASSMENT IN THE MIDDLE AGEST by Raphael
The two moons orbited the Earth, like satellites, overlooking the two armoured warriors fighting in the candle-lit castle.
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student asked me yesterday if Joan of Arc was fictional (despite the student's knowledge of her being a part of history)... i told her it was a good question - i told my student that her ashes were thrown in the Seine, so she doesn't have a grave where we can go dig her up...
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student sentence is full of awesome hilarity:
"Without a movement Jack stood still."

















