This Blog exists for the collective benefit of all geometry students. While the posts are specific to Mr. Chamberlain's class, any and all "geometricians" are welcome. The more specific your question (including your own attempts to answer it) the better.
We are going to be gods at drawing that diagram with the two pyramids with a plane cutting it. We've only drawn it 7 times more than any other diagram.
I like hedgehogs. I'm totally in. One question. Why a hedgehog? Why not a beaver or a Maxwell? (maxwell's this big fluffy rodent that lives under my shed. I don't know what he actually is so my dad and i named him maxwell)
It's most likely a groundhog (aka woodchuck). Does Maxwell resemble this?... http://www.hoghaven.com/see.html
I have a groundhog that lives under a large rock in my front yard... his name is Ralph. I once had a box turtle named Max... I think it was short for Maximilian.
A beaver might be a bit too much for the boys... if not a hedgehog, possibly a ferret (we could name him Phil)?
Nick said...
ReplyDeleteWe are going to be gods at drawing that diagram with the two pyramids with a plane cutting it. We've only drawn it 7 times more than any other diagram.
I think we should all chip in and buy Chisu & Nick a hedgehog.
ReplyDeleteI like hedgehogs. I'm totally in. One question. Why a hedgehog? Why not a beaver or a Maxwell? (maxwell's this big fluffy rodent that lives under my shed. I don't know what he actually is so my dad and i named him maxwell)
ReplyDeleteIt's most likely a groundhog (aka woodchuck). Does Maxwell resemble this?... http://www.hoghaven.com/see.html
ReplyDeleteI have a groundhog that lives under a large rock in my front yard... his name is Ralph. I once had a box turtle named Max... I think it was short for Maximilian.
A beaver might be a bit too much for the boys... if not a hedgehog, possibly a ferret (we could name him Phil)?
My vote is on the ferret named phil.
ReplyDelete... and deny Woody the Woodchuck or Harry the Hedgehog?! Heartless, Keenan, Heartless!!
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