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Just can't get away from the "Stupid" today. Maybe he meant he has no Rugrats.
ReplyDeleteCommon Core has done a marvelous job, hasn't it!
ReplyDeleteBet this guy is top of his class in Gender Studies at SU.
ReplyDeleteAs momma always said,'Stupid is as stupid does"!
ReplyDeleteIt's from a movie We're the Millers
ReplyDelete11:23 why SU comment? In fact this guy is an actor who had a role in We Are The Millers. The tattoo is a joke and so are you.
ReplyDeleteOf course SU liberal would no that!! Go ahead attack my grammar hahaha
DeleteShadow, often movies are based on reality so who's really the joke? Look in a mirror twerp.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet some idiot has done this. Look at the picture from earlier. Nolege is power? You can't make that sh** up. Art imitates life and vice versa.
ReplyDeleteThe artist and the client both knew that "knowledge" was misspelled. They purposely chose that scrawled lettering to further the joke. It is an unconventional but lighthearted joke.
DeleteNot a liberal thanks and yes your grammar sucks. Know not no. Next?
ReplyDeleteYou just proved my point!! Hahaha
DeleteAll colleges including SU are putting out graduates that are stupid. Maybe not all graduates from SU but at. Least some. I have personal experience with this. I was an assistant manager of a retail store and an SU graduate was hired. The poor girl could not take ten per cent of ten dollars without using a calculator. I was only a high school graduate and she thought I was smarter than most SU graduates just because I was good at math.
ReplyDeleteSU would not be the level of education where a student would be learning calculating percentages- that would happen in middle school or high school. Most students these days rely on devices to get quick answers to questions like determining percentages. Why think when you can ask your phone? I don't agree with this level of dependency but it is what is happening today.
ReplyDeleteAka DemocRATS.
ReplyDeleteWhere is his milky way bar?
ReplyDeleteThat's how they pronounce it.
ReplyDelete"No Ruh Grets"
U do know this was for a movie
ReplyDeleteEven if College students use their calculators for a quick convenience. It is quicker to figure ten per cent in your head. You just move the decimal point one place. How simple and quick can you punch in all the numbers, And it wasn't just for convenience . These idiots actually cannot figure out ten per cent of ten dollar in their head on paper or any other way. You take away their calculator they stand there and look confused like it is the hardest math problem. They are extreme idiots no question about it. And I dread to think that these young people will be controlling the world when all all of us intelligent baby boomers die off.
ReplyDeleteCan't teach dumb.,,beast mode!!!
ReplyDeleteI think if you needed help with your computer my guess is that you'd be happy to let one of these SU students help you. They probably shake their heads at how baby boomers fumble about I- Phones and computers.
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