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Overhead pen

Published on Jan 15th, 1994

comic strip | panel 1 - ENGLISH TEACHER: And now we come to Shakespeare, who's famous for his classic plays. | panel 2 - ENGLISH TEACHER: Among his est were Hamlet, Macbeth, and the most famous of all, his classic romance, Romeo & Butthead. | panel 3 - English Teacher does a take. | panel 4 - ENGLISH TEACHER: Alright, who's the wiseguy with the overhead pen?

Overhead presentation

Published on Dec 1st, 1994

comic strip | panel 1 - JOHNNY: Uh, so, my oral presentation is on, uh...; LABEL: Sweat!; Note: Sweat indicates nervousness. | panel 2 - Johnny turns his head to and fro.; Note: Head turning motion indicates the character is searching for something.; LABEL: More Sweat! | panel 3 - JOHNNY: ...OVERHEAD PROJECTORS! Yes! A vital part of America's school system, overheads are both fascinating AND useful!; LABEL: Enlarged Eyes Indicate Elation | panel 4 - JOHNNY: The light emitted by the projector cannot pass through opaque objects, such as Bob's head here.; BOB: Ow! Hey!; ENGLISH TEACHER: Ya gotta wonder if all these failing grades will affect your average, Mister Williams.

     

French revolution presentation

Published on Apr 21st, 1998

comic strip | panel 1 - PROFESSOR: Williams, I believe your presentation is next.... | panel 2 - JOHNNY: YES, the, uh, the FRENCH REVOLUTION. In 1789, France revolved 20 degrees on its axis, causing unthinkable horror and stuff. | panel 3 - JOHNNY: Th- thank you.; PROFESSOR: Mmm, yes. | panel 4 - PROFESSOR: Another "F", Williams! Your valiant quest against grade inflation continues....; JOHNNY: What? Just cuz I didn't use OVERHEADS?


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