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[msjen]

Yesterday during indoor recess, four girls ran over to K. and his friends, who were making imaginary robots out of math manipulatives. They were carrying a small whiteboard, and one of them was blushing furiously

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heh

[djinnaya]

Please tell me that when we all "grow up" that you are going to take this story and write it into the best sitcom EVER! And then we can all go live in your mansion.

I'm gonna go draw spirals now! :)

[rivetpepsquad]

when sara and i first met we played MASH in the fulton st. bar.

with lots of DUMB items.

it was rad.

[tryffid]

MASH must have skipped over my town, because all I remember doing is the MORON test (of which I can't remember the details).

Please explain the formula, thanks.

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[msjen]

Maybe it's the same thing. What does MORON stand for? But I just tried explaining it and it's hard to explain. I'll just show you sometime. You make lists, draw a spiral, and count things. It's dumb.

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[tryffid]

I think the Moron test was more of a silly intelligence test, rather than a determinant of your future mate.

This one is a little outdated, and a bit more sophisticated than the one I remember:
http://www.geocities.com/vitek_g/

What would we do without Google?

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[msjen]

That was fun!

Not the same thing, though.

[baconmonkey]

my skool had something involving a folded paper contraption that would make something akin to pac-man whose mouth could open either up or sideways. There were things written on the ouside, inside, and on a folded-under pannel that had to do with some sort of predictions regarding one's future predicaments.

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[msjen]

nowadays those are known as "cootie catchers." i don't know why.

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[baconmonkey]

at first, I read that as having an extra "ch" in "cootie" and was *very* puzzled.

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[msjen]

Now THAT'S a useful item!!! ;)