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| − | A science fair involves schoolchildren making elaborate projects based on a subject of their choice. The purpose is to give them hand-on experience with scientific techniques.Even so, project based on cunnilingus, that is, a technique involved in the... 'friendship of the thighs' (a non-standard, non-reproductive technique, at that), especially one in which an element of the female anatomy is displayed, would not be acceptable in a science fair, a setting that is not only public but also involving children. | + | A {{w|science fair}} involves schoolchildren making elaborate projects based on a subject of their choice. The purpose is to give them hand-on experience with scientific techniques. Even so, project based on {{w|cunnilingus}}, that is, a technique involved in the... 'friendship of the thighs' (a non-standard, non-reproductive technique, at that), especially one in which an element of the female anatomy is displayed, would not be acceptable in a science fair, a setting that is not only public but also involving children. |
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| + | The title text is probably a reference to {{w|An Inconvenient Truth}}, a 94-minute documentary film where former US VP {{w|Al Gore}} tries to teach the general public about the dangers of global warming. It has been included in science curricula in schools around the world, to the ire of easily bored students everywhere. | ||
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Revision as of 16:38, 11 March 2013
| Science Fair |
 Title text: This poster actually inspired a two-hour powerpoint presentation that Al Gore gave around the country. |
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A science fair involves schoolchildren making elaborate projects based on a subject of their choice. The purpose is to give them hand-on experience with scientific techniques. Even so, project based on cunnilingus, that is, a technique involved in the... 'friendship of the thighs' (a non-standard, non-reproductive technique, at that), especially one in which an element of the female anatomy is displayed, would not be acceptable in a science fair, a setting that is not only public but also involving children.
The title text is probably a reference to An Inconvenient Truth, a 94-minute documentary film where former US VP Al Gore tries to teach the general public about the dangers of global warming. It has been included in science curricula in schools around the world, to the ire of easily bored students everywhere.
Transcript
- Although it caught me by surprise at the time, looking back I understand why my senior science fair project went over as badly as it did.
- [Poster.]
- The Mathematics of Cunnilingus
- f(t) F(w) L(s)
- Challenges in Frequency-domain analysis
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Can I get a link to his paper? 173.46.229.105 (talk) (please sign your comments with ~~~~)
- You can, but it's pretty dry.162.158.74.51 17:14, 16 March 2017 (UTC)
- Hell, I'll take it dry if it means he'll get better with his tongue 172.68.54.94 13:00, 12 June 2017 (UTC)
- Ok, stop. 162.158.58.153 06:23, 16 October 2017 (UTC)
- Hell, I'll take it dry if it means he'll get better with his tongue 172.68.54.94 13:00, 12 June 2017 (UTC)
I'm surprised no one has commented on the report being on pink cardboard, that has to parted in order to get to the good stuff. i.e. the information. (This I'm very first comment, so apologies if my formatting is incorrect. )
