Iced - Silver [dot] Net · Swirls

All right. I admit it. I have absolutely no idea what my computer is doing. First of all, there doesn't seem to be a single Firefox group along the start bar. But does that mean Firefox is not running? Apparently not because Firefox is having an identity crisis. It believes it is Windows Explorer. O_o;; Explanation please?! I can understand if Firefox disappeared from the start bar for a second (meaning I'd have to alt+tab to get it back), but I simply cannot understand why it would want to be Windows Explorer. Oh well. =shrugs=

I really have no idea what Alex was thinking when she made this particular question. I thought we were over school. Of course, if I had a teacher that made test questions like this, I might remember that... I chose B (thanks to the random generator I created). The answer was (highlight...) D. I don't see how that makes any sense at all. I'm glad I didn't have her as a teacher (Guy, I think, mentioned something about her test. Something on the final. Apparently she had asked something like "Which of the following did scientists not invent?" and one of the answers was "Dinosaurs" ... um... ??

I must say this one puzzled me for a while. But knowing Theda, I figured it was peas (frozen, at that... or was it Bulldozer who ate frozen peas? Which microwaved them? I don't remember. But they eat frozen peas (microwaved or not) so anyways, back to the screenshot). The problem was: Which peas? Figuring that my chance was 1/3, I chose C. The answer? Well, it's right there. B. (And Karen later confessed to choosing A). That's just not fair!

"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it an a fruit salad." All right. So, tomato? Paper? Chocolate? Duck? Duck? I can almost understand paper, but duck? I managed to guess right on this one. The answer was C.

Some people are just nuts. Looks like another screwy multiple choice question. Looks much like the one Alex presented. Um. A, B, A + B, or Only A. Does that make any sense to you. Because it sure doesn't make sense to me. Hopefully next year I won't have any teachers like that. However, I do recall a STAR test question which involved four letters and three of them were right answers. Of course, something similar came up on the math final and I missed it completely because I didn't actually read the question. Heh. ^^; Serves me right. But it was only the final and I already had a pretty secure A.

Just look at it. Two chances. So you guess wrong the first time... and you look at the next one. And if you have any short term memory at all, you'll notice that the right answer isn't even on the second one. What's up with that? So you guess the same one you did on the previous one... and what do you know? It's right? How does that even work? You get it wrong once, you're supposed to get it wrong the second time if you answer in the same way. But I guess that isn't the way with Jenny. So the next time you see Jenny and guess it wrong the first time, guess the same the next time. Chances? You'll be right.

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