The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for March 11, 2011

Now study REAL closely. Think about it………don’t give a guess.

I’d like to know where they got the backscreen, that super-advance technology for them….

Not to mention how man existed 250 000 000 years ago…

…not to mention his glasses.

Maybe he’s suffering from in-continents…

The glasses, the screen, the image of Earth as seen from space… Clear evidence of prehistoric alien contact.

Ol’ Tog is at a loss to know the answer. While this particular lesson was being taught he was in the process of developing and inventing the world’s first spitball for classroom use

Use a lifeline!!!

I don’t buy the one continent theory. The current ones may have been one land mass, but that would shift the centre of gravity. Major portions would sink, & other continents would rise on the other side.

@ChukLitl: No it wouldn’t. You need to consider the scale of the Earth. If you had a globe, 1 meter in diameter, a single coat of paint would be nearly as thick as the crust. Those little surface irregularities are practically meaningless.

That a toughie! Ask me easier one! Ask me how many ocean!

I like this one. It’s very original.

Canadian idiot is right. This classroom should be filled with Cynodonts, not with their mammalian primate descendants.

Aw, come on, teach – ask him an easier one!