TERALD?!!! AIEE! My crusade will not be in vain...
-Meanne-
Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 01:25 AM CST
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 10:50 AM CST
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 11:45 AM CST
You have *no idea* what poor Terald has gone through.
I do of course, but to share it would be to give it away. And there is still good reason to keep mum.
While our intrepid (and very lost) explorer is undoubtedly in a stew of some sort (We sure hope it's not literally, you know how some of those primitive tribes can be!), you may wish to keep an eye open for a friend of his who's a bit down on his luck.
Slainte Mhath,
SGM Auriane
"The story so far: In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move." -- Douglas Adams, "Hitchhiker?s Guide to the Galaxy"
I do of course, but to share it would be to give it away. And there is still good reason to keep mum.
While our intrepid (and very lost) explorer is undoubtedly in a stew of some sort (We sure hope it's not literally, you know how some of those primitive tribes can be!), you may wish to keep an eye open for a friend of his who's a bit down on his luck.
Slainte Mhath,
SGM Auriane
"The story so far: In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move." -- Douglas Adams, "Hitchhiker?s Guide to the Galaxy"
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 05:17 PM CST
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 05:59 PM CST
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 06:13 PM CST
It's a shame Lynne Thigpen died two weeks ago to this very day. . frowns
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Re: Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 07:36 PM CST
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/27/2003 08:12 PM CST
>Well she sneaks around the world from Kiev to Carolina
>She's a sticky-fingered filcher from Berlin down to Belize
>She'll take you for a ride on a slow boat to China
>Tell me, where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?
Botswana, to Thailand
Berlin to Zimbabwe
Chicago to Czechoslovakia- AND BACK!
~Viceroy Viptorian Arcinian of the Toggish Council (who watched the show for years and was going to be a contestant until the host managed to dead himself)
"When I examined myself, and my methods of thought, I came to the conclusion that the gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge." ~Albert Einstein
>She's a sticky-fingered filcher from Berlin down to Belize
>She'll take you for a ride on a slow boat to China
>Tell me, where in the world is Carmen Sandiego?
Botswana, to Thailand
Berlin to Zimbabwe
Chicago to Czechoslovakia- AND BACK!
~Viceroy Viptorian Arcinian of the Toggish Council (who watched the show for years and was going to be a contestant until the host managed to dead himself)
"When I examined myself, and my methods of thought, I came to the conclusion that the gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge." ~Albert Einstein
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/28/2003 02:28 AM CST
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/28/2003 06:29 PM CST
>>I always hated when the end map section. I wanted to beat the kids senseless. How can you not find the us capitals?<<
"The AMA Foundation also quotes the National Adult Literacy Survey, which found that 40 to 44 million Americans are functionally illiterate?that is, they read at or below the fifth-grade level. Another 50 million are only marginally literate. These people can read and understand simple information, but can?t use information in complicated or long texts."
http://www.laurushealth.com/HealthNews/HealthNewsFeature/hnf040901.htm
Those are adults. You really expect their kids to be much better?
Tam
-There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don't.
"The AMA Foundation also quotes the National Adult Literacy Survey, which found that 40 to 44 million Americans are functionally illiterate?that is, they read at or below the fifth-grade level. Another 50 million are only marginally literate. These people can read and understand simple information, but can?t use information in complicated or long texts."
http://www.laurushealth.com/HealthNews/HealthNewsFeature/hnf040901.htm
Those are adults. You really expect their kids to be much better?
Tam
-There are only 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don't.
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/28/2003 07:44 PM CST
<<Those are adults. You really expect their kids to be much better?
Tam>>
Yup...cause all those kids are (for the most part) in school studying where the states, cities, and countries are. 7th grade my entire history class slot was devoted to world geography. I'm assuming that the kids actually are memorizing and passing their classes rather than their teachers passing them for no reason. Though I've been known to overestimate before.
Jalika
Tam>>
Yup...cause all those kids are (for the most part) in school studying where the states, cities, and countries are. 7th grade my entire history class slot was devoted to world geography. I'm assuming that the kids actually are memorizing and passing their classes rather than their teachers passing them for no reason. Though I've been known to overestimate before.
Jalika
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/29/2003 07:27 AM CST
Re: Where in the World is... on 03/29/2003 07:27 AM CST