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Old 03-18-2011 at 02:59 PM   #1
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http://www.youtube.com/embed/5sakN2hSVxA
Old 03-18-2011 at 03:07 PM   #3
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thats actually a great of teaching kids whats going on. not a lot of people can understand the ramifications of this.
Old 03-18-2011 at 03:08 PM   #4
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"Oh, and even more famous was Chernobyl Boy.
That was one giant accident.
It literally pooped in the classroom.
And it was diarrhea.
And it went all over the place."
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Old 03-19-2011 at 01:29 PM   #6
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I'm confused. Is this some legit thing?
Old 03-19-2011 at 02:50 PM   #7
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Brilliant! Kids can definitely relate to poo and how bad it is. It might seems absurd for us but for them its perfect.

The hardest thing ever is to teach kids Science. Try taking them to Ontario Science Center. Guarantee they will be more interested in playing the games instead of actually understanding the lesson behind it.
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The hardest thing ever is to teach kids Science. Try taking them to Ontario Science Center. Guarantee they will be more interested in playing the games instead of actually understanding the lesson behind it.
This is true. I went to the Ontario Science center as a kid, and all I remember was there was a circular treadmill that would create a tornado in a glass cylinder inside the treadmill when you ran on it. I'm sure there were many important scientific discoveries for me to make at the science center, but I was too busy making tornadoes.
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This is true. I went to the Ontario Science center as a kid, and all I remember was there was a circular treadmill that would create a tornado in a glass cylinder inside the treadmill when you ran on it. I'm sure there were many important scientific discoveries for me to make at the science center, but I was too busy making tornadoes.
That exhibit is still there. Without a doubt, kids always end up running into that glass cylinder.

Here is a picture of one of my nightmares. Spend 100 dollars just to go in and make paper airplanes. Le sigh.




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