Louisiana high student solving math problem draws square root sign, fellow students think it looks like a gun, police end up searching student’s home. The whole world seems to have gone stark raving stupid.

Louisiana high student solving math problem draws square root sign, fellow students think it looks like a gun, police end up searching student’s home. The whole world seems to have gone stark raving stupid.
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This college brain trust is the same group that last week was eating Tide Pods.
We should encourage that...it kills them...
The powers-that-be continue to screw with people's minds in Western societies, b/c they can and they will, for the foreseeable future.
This exemplifies the quality of our tax dollars going into this education Ponzi scheme. The little drones can't even identify a simple math symbol, yet they can blow your pants off with their ability to verbally abuse you into the ground if they don't agree with your thoughts 🙄
I sincerely doubt any judge issued a search warrant for the home, in which case, they would NOT have searched MY home. I'd tell the cops to go find a school where there was a REAL shooting going on, and stand around outside.
What a bunch of candy asses that are being raised today. More than likely the reporting kid had an axe to grind.
Was it automatic or semi-automatic?? What was the capacity of the magazine?? I'l bet he was trying to sketch a Glock!
SMFH.
Get a clue Dave! That is clearly a picture of a fully automatic Glock .20 caliber that can kill 40 people in 10 seconds! (snicker)
Which is about how dumb most liberals are because they would believe such a ridiculous statement.
Question is, did it have the rocket launcher attachment?
someone has to be deeply embarrassed or just plain stupid over this.
Wow this is radical!
Oh no... not another protractored pun thread.
We have to have our daily quotient
Yep, that pretty much sums it up.
We are just the product of the times (2fer).
Yeah, but are we ready for prime time? Good to see y'all still having at it, keeping up the good fight.
Ghostie !!!
Back again today mooching hospital Wi-Fi, be here a few days this time I think. Time to check the front page...
Damn boy, are you going to be alright? My advise to you is to drink more beer, beer cures all kinds of problems. (snicker) Good to hear from you, praying all goes well.
As the sycamore said: "Gee, ah'm a tree!"
So wait.... are we doing trees or math? The potential here boggles the pine.
What differential does it make?
It’s exponentially important to get it right. Don’t be obtuse.
Keep in mind who I was addressing--with MGAP, keeping things one-dimensional is integral to his understanding them.
Funny. Arc arc arc...
Like Sir Cumference needing some Pi?
My goodness, ya'll have really gone off on a tangent here.
Shooting an azimuth or two will get them on the right angle.
We Lagrange far and wide for our puns here...
I'm gonna sit on the sidelines and root y'all on.
As long as you don't com plane about the thread continuing minus you.
He'll carry over the remainder multiple times.
He’ll sine his life away.
His puns never have mass appeal anyway...
You guys are getting way out of what is considered polynomial these days.
But the volume of puns has been overwhelming.
Don’t listen to JP, helix to hear himself talk.
Sums up total mass.
At least mine are funny sometimes. Yours are never conical at all.
Don't be obtuse...
Oh that was acute reply...
Guess we have a common core.
We've switched to teaching? Did you calculus the cramifications of that?
Right, there are more angles to keep it straight.
Acute, that's sharp.
I see your point.
You all are really angling for a pun-ishment.
Not me, but you can punish the remainder.
They'd have called a SWAT team on him if he'd had a slide rule.
Especially if it was the extra scales "assault" slide rule.
Well, c'mon, the problem isn't the slide rules, it's those pesky bump stocks people add that allow them to solve one problem after another...
Bumpstocks are only a fraction of the problem.
I agree, there are many variables involved
LOL. I ran across my old slide rule a couple years ago and I couldn't remember how to use the damn thing.
I think that would be the unknown. But maybe I am over simplifying things.