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I'm guessing the chart behind them is a recommended list for how much kids should be paid for their grades. Please note that even if they fail, it's recommended that they still get $5.

This is the logic upon which Sonichu was built.
It's probably a school-wide reward system. A lot of elementary/middle schools do this, though it's usually associated with behavior, not grades. The kids don't get real money, they get "school dollars" or "pride paws (a school that I taught at)" or "bruce bucks (another school I taught at) that they can trade at the end of each week for candy, school supplies, school-themed t-shirts, etc.
 
It's probably a school-wide reward system. A lot of elementary/middle schools do this, though it's usually associated with behavior, not grades. The kids don't get real money, they get "school dollars" or "pride paws (a school that I taught at)" or "bruce bucks (another school I taught at) that they can trade at the end of each week for candy, school supplies, school-themed t-shirts, etc.

Yeah I had a similar behaviour reward system was in place in my school but it was broken; if you where failing and started to succeed you'd get a prize but if you where already succeeding you got nothing. So they ended up with a school full of kids deliberately failing, getting better then failing again to get rewards.
That's the problem when failure becomes part of the reward, it stops kids trying hard to succeed cos they'd rather do nothing and just get the consolation prize. This system would breed much of the same, I'm sure a lot of kids where saving up their $5 rewards rather than aiming for the good ones.
 
It's probably a school-wide reward system. A lot of elementary/middle schools do this, though it's usually associated with behavior, not grades. The kids don't get real money, they get "school dollars" or "pride paws (a school that I taught at)" or "bruce bucks (another school I taught at) that they can trade at the end of each week for candy, school supplies, school-themed t-shirts, etc.

I remember at my elementary school we had a behaviour based honor roll. If you fucked up 4 times or seriously fucked up twice you were taken off the honor roll for the rest of the month. The rewards for being on it at the end of the month were decent, so we all put some effort into it. The downside was as soon as you had fucked up enough you couldn't really be punished more unless you did something serious enough to merit suspension. Towards the end of the month you could definately tell just by walking through the playground who had already been taken off the honor roll and given free reign to misbehave.
 
No you don't, look at that cheap piece of crap it's a off brand replacement. It was probably the cheapest and feels like crap. Why even bother with a second controller though, no one's gonna play with him.
The official one isn't much better. Look at the badboy. :snorlax: At least it's colored and not grey. And that logo I believe is Gameshark so if I am correct it's probably not that cheap.
EDIT: Not Gameshark but the logo is very similar.
 
It's probably a school-wide reward system. A lot of elementary/middle schools do this, though it's usually associated with behavior, not grades. The kids don't get real money, they get "school dollars" or "pride paws (a school that I taught at)" or "bruce bucks (another school I taught at) that they can trade at the end of each week for candy, school supplies, school-themed t-shirts, etc.

is this the American education system? At my school if you did well you got a commendation (you'd trade like 900 of them for a badge or something) and if you didn't do well, none of the teachers liked you.
 
It could also be due to the fact that Chris is too lazy to go to the bog. As such, over the years he bust up his sphincter something rotten by holding it all in.

This could also be a by product of Barb telling Chris that he was disgusting after he showed her his deuce in the potty while at a young age of 14 if we want to insult :snorlax:'s parenting while we're at it. :P
Sometimes even neurotypical children do it :briefs: just to get attention from their parents. My cousin did this up until the age of ten or so. And my uncle spanked him for it. :'(

THIS: Doesn't it look like Mario is trying to take him away?
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Actually looks like Chris thinks he's trying to steal his mcdonalds.
 
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too bad these probably didn't survive the fire, there are people out there searching for old tapes like that just for the commercials

Commercials nothing. I'm a Wheel Watcher™ and would give my kidneys for episodes from when I started watching it as a little kid.

Also, looking at these pictures makes me feel better about myself. I was a sheltered assburger raised by an also somewhat sheltered single mother. I honestly didn't know until my teens that it's normal to go over to your friends' house and hang out (in part because none of my friends lived on the same side of Bumfuck, Michigan that I did). I did almost nothing but read Garfield and doodle all over road atlases unless someone else put it in front of me.
 
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Remove green protective shield before inserting - hold bottle upright, grasping bottle cap with fingers. Grasp protective shield with other hand and pull gently to remove. Do not use more unless directed by a doctor. See warnings. Adults & Children 12 Years and Over: One bottle once daily. Children 2 to Under 12 Years: 1/2 bottle once daily. Children Under 2 Years: Do not use. Positioning: Left-Side Position: Lie on left side with knee bent and arms at rest. Knee-Chest Position: Kneel, then lower head and chest forward until left side of face is resting on surface. Position arms comfortably. Administering Enema: With steady pressure, gently insert enema with tip pointing toward navel. Squeeze bottle until recommended dose is expelled (it is not necessary to empty unit completely. Bottle contain more liquid than needed for effective use. A small amount of liquid will remain in bottle after squeezing). Remove tip from rectum. Discontinue use if resistance is encountered, forcing the enema can result in injury. Maintain position until urge to evacuate is strong (usually 2 to 5 minutes).

Warnings

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