Originally Posted by BeerBaron (Post 2882267)

Originally Posted by TitleTown088 (Post 2882566)

I prefer Molson myself.

Originally Posted by TheBoyWonder22 (Post 2882702)

What is this from?

Originally Posted by TitleTown088 (Post 2882566)

I prefer Molson myself.

Originally Posted by CJSchneider (Post 2879873)

The only flaw being that in the natural world, at times, many of those weaker M&M's breed with stronger ones as opposed to the consistent breeding of only the strongest candy in the bag.
You'd also have to find away around that one really smart kid in your class who would want you to explain, on the spot no less, how evolution differs from adaptation. That would probably lead to a lesson on micro-evolution and macro-evolution and before you know it, you have been called in to your Principal's office and you will have to explain to him/her as well as Little Johnie's mother as to why Little Johnie came home spouting off about how his ancestors lived in trees, which you never once discussed or even insinuated, and could get extremely messy depending on a whole slew of variables. Meanwhile, back in your class, that smart kid will have decided to trump your M&M's with a bag of "Jaw Breakers" he brought from home, and no, he probably won't bring enough to share with the whole class.
Yes, you will be blamed for his behavior and be further questioned about your classroom management strategies.

Which is why teachers all over this country decide to show the 5 minute video from United Streaming as suggested by the adopted text and use the M&M's as a reward for good behavior.

Originally Posted by Docta (Post 2883494)