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I love these two. The oatmeal raisin especially. I hate raisins baked into anything. And as the meme says, every so often one gets suckered into thinking your getting chocolate chips, and finding its raisins after you bite in. A major disappointment! The other one tickles me, being a recovering alcoholic. I've been dry for a few years now. Yet I can relate. 

 

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I like chocolate chip cookies and oatmeal raisin cookies too. I tried to get my GF to  add raisins to her chocolate chip cookies, but she wouldn't do it. I bet it would be a good combo!

Raisins are just dried grapes (just like prunes are just dried plums). Yum! :D

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10 hours ago, peteski said:

I like chocolate chip cookies and oatmeal raisin cookies too. I tried to get my GF to  add raisins to her chocolate chip cookies, but she wouldn't do it. I bet it would be a good combo!

Raisins are just dried grapes (just like prunes are just dried plums). Yum! :D

To me raisins aren't bad until you bake them in something else. Raisins by themselves. Okay. ? Raisins heated and/or baked. Yuck!  ? 

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3 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

   Can't possibly be any worse than common-core.

You know, I'm in the field of education, and I don't even know what "common-core" is?

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On 4/30/2020 at 1:54 PM, unclescott58 said:

You know, I'm in the field of education, and I don't even know what "common-core" is?

It’s some sort of odd way of teaching, not sure about other subjects, but the basic math side seems like a bit much on the test side.  I’ve seen something about how they require extra steps to get the correct answers for tests. The example I’ve seen, say that the math test asks what 5x3 and 3x5 both equal, but just answering 15 is not the right answer, even though both do equal 15. The correct answers supposedly are as follows;

5x3=5+5+5=15

while

3x5=3+3+3+3+3=15

sounds like it’s “show your work or fail”?

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2 hours ago, Joe Handley said:

It’s some sort of odd way of teaching, not sure about other subjects, but the basic math side seems like a bit much on the test side.  I’ve seen something about how they require extra steps to get the correct answers for tests. The example I’ve seen, say that the math test asks what 5x3 and 3x5 both equal, but just answering 15 is not the right answer, even though both do equal 15. The correct answers supposedly are as follows;

5x3=5+5+5=15

while

3x5=3+3+3+3+3=15

sounds like it’s “show your work or fail”?

I'm still not sure what Common Core is? What your demonstrating above looks like is a pretty good way to explain things to certain kids. Not all kids learn the same way. 

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6 hours ago, iamsuperdan said:

 

 

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I actually find this one a little offensive. Rather than funny. Seems like a political point of view to me. And I'm not one who feels the need to protest over what's going on right now. 

And the first one you posted, I just don't get. What's the "Old Town Road" song? 

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This probably is designed

5 minutes ago, unclescott58 said:

I'm still not sure what Common Core is? What your demonstrating above looks like is a pretty good way to explain things to certain kids. Not all kids learn the same way. 

show children how to use their fingers to multiply 

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12 hours ago, unclescott58 said:

So what's so wrong with Common Core then?

Well, for one thing, it's got nothing to do with Coronavirus, much less the lighter side thereof, and therefore has no business in this thread. B)

Back on topic: 

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12 minutes ago, Snake45 said:

Well, for one thing, it's got nothing to do with Coronavirus, much less the lighter side thereof, and therefore has no business in this thread. B)

Back on topic: 

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More good ones Snake. But, I will be interested in seeing if anybody complains about the Michelangelo God and Adam one. It's very close to the the Last Supper one that I put up a couple of weeks ago, and had taken down. It's funny to me. So I'm not complaining. But don't be surprised if somebody does. 

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13 hours ago, unclescott58 said:

So what's so wrong with Common Core then?

We're drifting afield here, but since you asked...

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-15/3-examples-show-how-common-core-destroying-math-education-america

And as you're an educator in Minnesota...

https://theminnesotasun.com/2019/06/25/with-common-core-standards-minnesota-reading-scores-slide-without-common-core-math-scores-best-in-the-us/

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