This is why you're wrong

You face a stark choice: prove I am again wrong, and risk my egocentric wrath. Or don't prove I'm wrong, and loose the 10 points on this problem. Do whichever you think best.


This is why you're wrong.


Not the answer I wanted, but sadly I see no flaw in your argument.

Axe or Axis?

Defining Characteristic FAIL

Another great one from the failblog.

Post what you think the answer to the forth panel might be in the comment section.

Chinese Letter

大聲笑！

Up in Smoke.

8) What are two diseases cause by smoking cigarettes?
(I) Lung cancer
(II) Retardedness
??? Really?


The correct answer is:
(I) Lung Cancer
(II) Pour grammar on questions about diseases caused by smoking cigarettes.

The answer is in the question

Thanks to Jeff for this one:

You face a stark choice: prove I am again wrong, and risk my egocentric wrath. Or don't prove I'm wrong, and loose the 10 points on this problem. Do whichever you think best.

This is why you're wrong

Not the answer I wanted, but sadly I see no flaw in your argument.


Student: congratulations you win this round.
Teacher: your spell checker won't help you on this one...

Grammar Police

9. Which compound has the highest higher heat of hydrogenation 2-methyl-1-butene or 2-butene?

2 objects means no superlative form of adjective

Thanks Smartass - If you're so clever, why don't you speak up in class?


Am I reading that right? Looks like this student corrected the teacher's grammar and made a grammar mistake him/herself in the process. Too funny!

EDIT: Looks like the student actually wrote a 2 instead of a 1; corrected. Thanks Calculus Dave!

Karl Marx & Religion

19. One reason why Karl Marx believed religion was the opiate of the people was that it is the opiate of the people.
a. true b. false

Should read:
One reason this question is malformed is because the teacher was on opiates at the time
a. true b. false