Other's Responses
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this teacher is definetly an athiest
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genius.
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the teacher should fail as well "Used diagrams to help explain your answer." it should say 'use' not 'used'
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Comic Sans on a test=fail.
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Alabama would be so proud of this answer.
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The worst part about this is that it would be given full credit where I live!
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*technically* the teacher can't prove them wrong, either. They should have got full marks for that.
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he would havve gotten full cedit if explained two other ways
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"genius."... because the teacher needs to prove that god doesn't exist to prove that the answer is wrong! OMG CAPCHA: "pederast cot-"
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I should have drawn either Arceus, Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus or Rayquaza.
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for the "not-so-smart" one who things that the kid wrote the directions...you're a dumbass.
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I think he should have used the second way, you know the one where fairys throw their magic dust int the air
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God is a hippie if he ever existed, which he doesn't LOLOL .
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My answer would simply be. . . LSD. Take Two Drops. Any Clouds? no, Take two more. Repeat until clouds are created.
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Comic Sans on a test? Really?
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Hi my name is Jessica Neale. You know what? This phot isn't even funny, like fuck seriously its just terrible, but Elliot Gepp on the other hand is incredibly funny. I really just love him, he is possibly the greatest person ever, he is just beautiful and i occaisonally want to lick his face.
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How was he not wrong? Kid must be 5
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lol
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The Texas way...
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I would have drawn the Flying Spaghetti Monster instead of that interpretation of God, but that's acceptable (and a win of a test answer at that).
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hahahahahahaha omgg!!!!!!! hahaha that´s awesome!
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I've had comic sans tests alot.
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In science the burden of proof is on the ones claiming something is true.
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what a dumdfuck
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Well it said one of three ways, the next one wouldv'e been some anitchrist formation of clouds.lol
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"because the teacher needs to prove that god doesn't exist to prove that the answer is wrong!" Moron. Absolute idiocy. It is the person who claims that god exists who has to prove it. Atheists don't believe that a god exists, but if you can show one actual proof, like a lab experiment or something tangible, then they may believe. They are skeptical of his existence, but most don't say that a god doesn't absolutely exist. And, if a god DID exist, there is no reason for it to be the Christian god, since any other one has just as much proof. It could very well be that the Flying Spaghetti Monster is the actual god of the universe.
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perfect that's a keeper
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GOD SAYS YES!
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It's not that the teacher is an atheist, just that he/she isn't an idiot.
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Republican school.
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This is the correct answer in the deap south
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I love iit Hah
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He's going to heaven, that's for sure.
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"Used" - perhaps teach is keen in recycling?
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You have to prove that God DOES exist before you can use this as an answer. In logic you are never asked to prove a negative (God doesn't exist). If we used that kind of logic we would have to all believe in leprechauns, unicorns, and the flying spaghetti monster because you can't disprove them either.
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Should be "Explain scientifically ONE of the three ways ..."
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well he wasnt wrong.
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Not even sure I believe in god, yet I hope to use this one day.
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Haha. Genius. Perfectly logically possible answer
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obviously at a public school...
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Wow! I didn't know that.
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Too bad it wasn't in Alabama.
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Can't argue with that.
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COMIC SANS GOD DAMMIT!
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hahaa epic XD
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Why does God look like a hippie? Epic fail on the kid and his parents.
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Umm....questions on exams are expected to be answered based on the material covered, NOT personal beliefs. Since this OBVIOUSLY was done based on religious ideology and not the information given in class, THAT is why this student got marked wrong. And as for "the teacher can't prove them wrong, either. They should have got full marks for that." 1. your grammar is incorrect. There should be no punctuation between wrong and either. 2. "got" should be "gotten" to be grammatically correct. 3. Just because you believe in something doesn't make it true, especially if there is no real evidence to back up your belief.
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Answer was good, but he still failed to show 2 other ways.
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Later that day the teacher was struck by lightning
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at least he wasnt wrong
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I love how this is totally arguable. The kid could say that his church said it was god and the teacher could say things like God doesnt exist and then get sued. Okay, just lol at my pathetic attempt to get this comment featured <>_<>
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AMEN
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"this is the correct answer in the deap south"? Really, dear? I'm rather insulted. Anyway, this wins. Or fails. What?
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Shut up all of you, "God" doesn't exist.
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that kid might have actually believed that and now is depressed because the teacher is saying his religion is wrong, could they sue for dat ???
this teacher is definetly an athiest