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where the wall meets the floor would be a 90 degree corner would it not ? & facing a flat wall at the junction of two chambers would have him facing two walls at a juction & he would be at 90 degrees to both.
cammdaddy over 13 years ago
im sure was a bad boy and only got a b+ on his rapport card for maths lol
mark63 over 13 years ago
this is why he has behaviorl problems in the first place cant she work it out
shirttailslim over 13 years ago
Iâm wondering what collor the walls are? Do the have a pattern? Probably just a mundane earthy brown.
lewisbower over 13 years ago
Is the quare of the hyptonuse equals to the son of the squares of his paddled backside?
Elaine Rosco Premium Member over 13 years ago
This just doesnât add up.
NE1956 over 13 years ago
My time outs were in my bedroom, when there was nothing to do but read.
Crabbyrino Premium Member over 13 years ago
Donât get in trouble at school, âcause youâll get it doubled @ home.
lightenup Premium Member over 13 years ago
He has her undivided attention.
GROG Premium Member over 13 years ago
No Pi for Johnny.
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cheap_day_return over 13 years ago
This should be in the neigboring comic âCorneredâ!
freeholder1 over 13 years ago
For her, all that discipline adds up.
REDROCKER51 over 13 years ago
yeah..poor kidâŠhis dadâs a NFL refâŠand he calls TIME OUT !!
GESWho over 13 years ago
How do round anthills with round tunnels and round chambers have 90 degree corners?
EricAlder over 13 years ago
How can be be facing 90 degrees to TWO walls at once? Do they have an open wormhole in there or something? Or is Johnny multidimensional?
mark63 over 13 years ago
where the wall meets the floor would be a 90 degree corner would it not ? & facing a flat wall at the junction of two chambers would have him facing two walls at a juction & he would be at 90 degrees to both.
Hunter7 over 13 years ago
âŠ.and circular arguements always have a point, especially when determining pi.
Thad Spreg over 9 years ago
Hmm, now where have I seen this before? Oh, right â http://www.gocomics.com/bc/2004/06/11!