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Anchuent Christory said:
If Chris got 30/32 for this, what the fuck did the teacher give the other students? Of even better, imagine the shitstorm Chris would stir up if he didn't get full marks for the art component of the assignment.
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The other students weren't Muy Creativo so they were held to standards. Sorry Billy, your grades actually mean nothing because we're going to just sort of give them to this tard over here. We had a meeting and it seems like the path of least resistance. Have fun applying to college though!
 
Shadow Fox said:
I get the feeling he actually set up his little Lego figurines in these scenarios and used them as references to draw from. They're not great renderings, but I have trouble imagining that they would look even that competent if he tried drawing them from memory.

This way he could get away with playing with Legos even more than usual and excuse it by saying it was for school.
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I'm thinking he just copied the illustrations in those little pamphlets advertising other sets you get in every Lego box.
 
skyraider91 said:
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I'm offended that he didn't make this the Canadian:
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Coldgrip said:
Why is the mexican legoman stealing car parts?
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Chris is racist.


(also in his assignment he said the mechanic was a Spaniard, so either he doesn't know the Spanish for 'Mexican' or he can't recognize a Mexican flag half of the time, take your pick.)
 
Only the American flag flutters in the breeze!

Also Ninja is an actual profession.
 
This wasn't quite as racist as I thought it would be when I read the topic title.

Anywho, I wonder what the other students had to do for their assignments. I'm guessing the teachers just let Chris do whatever his little tard heart wanted as long as he submitted something.
 
I can't give any grief to this assignment. I can still remember all the half-assed crap in my high school Spanish class turned in. And yes, we actually did a few assignments similar to this one. The pictures helped reinforce ideas/vocabulary, but knowing Chris :stupid:
 
Francis York Morgan said:
This wasn't quite as racist as I thought it would be when I read the topic title.

Anywho, I wonder what the other students had to do for their assignments. I'm guessing the teachers just let Chris do whatever his little tard heart wanted as long as he submitted something.
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No I imagine that the other students got the same sort of thing. We had similar worksheets in French class.
 
Love the one with the masked, scimitar-wielding Lego guy hallucinating Eric Cartman skateboarding off the trunk of a party-hat wearing elephant.

Chris should have sold that on eBay
 
Some JERK said:
Love the one with the masked, scimitar-wielding Lego guy hallucinating Eric Cartman skateboarding off the trunk of a party-hat wearing elephant.

Chris should have sold that on eBay
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It's a ninja. Which would make sense, being over the Japanese flag, and the theme was brand new in the late 90s. He failed drawing the katana so much.

Goddamn, those other minifigs have friggin tiny heads.
 
So much for mainstreaming. It's no wonder he managed honor roll with assignments like these. It's the sort of work I'd expect to see assigned to second graders.
 
I like how the teacher wrote "Muy creativo" when he most likely copied (very poorly) some photos of Lego from a box or catalog.

Must have been the easiest class ever, was it for a Special Ed class?
 
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