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Suggestions Box by applebiscuit
February 1st, 2008 3:16 PM
Ok so I made a suggestion box and left it in the commons at my school for half the day. here are some pictures of the box, the paper i put above the box talking about that suggestions must be about, and the suggestions i got.
This is what the paper says
this is a picure of the suggestions i got
here are what were on all the suggestions
This is what the paper says
this is a picure of the suggestions i got
here are what were on all the suggestions
- I want to see a movie about Gumby
- Naked Women
- I would like to see a movie about the life of Stephen T. Colbert
- Justice League (not animated)
- More movies like "Facing the Giants"
- Mario Bros.
- National Treasure: Search for the Golden Ratio
- A movie about a mute boy who wins a spelling-bee
- A bully gave a nerd a wedgie
- A movie about a kid with a disability who plays tennis and goes pro and gets famous
- I would personally live to see a comedy about 3 fish swimming in the sea. That would be freakin awesome!
- Naked women [again]
- A movie about the game mario party 8, but it would be real people playing the game and it would be funny
- Pirates of the Pythagorean Theorem: Curse of the Hypotenuse
- A movie about a boy and his goldfish, Taddy
- Potatoes
So yep thats it. It was really fun and I hope you guys like it.
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posted by rongo rongo on February 1st, 2008 8:33 PM
I like how the SUGES and TIONS are on separate lines on top of the box. That makes it funkier. The NSAU...sounds a nefarious group. If you do more tasks around school it would be kind of neat to continue the NSAU theme.
posted by Not Here No More on February 1st, 2008 9:42 PM
Pirates of the Pythagorean Theorem!
posted by Coreopsis Major Bloden Melen on February 4th, 2008 4:24 PM
OMG the math jokes. Awesome. v0tz0rd!
I just have to vote for:
I can totally imagine the whole thing. Starring Will Farrell as the boy, Steve Martin as his mentor/coach and Kevin Klein as the guy who says the words and rings the bell when you get it wrong.