Journal #7180 by Striker

brendanmint

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 02:50:28 UTC Comment #57497

wait, what?

DiscoStu

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 03:29:47 UTC Comment #57496

It's true. Aristotle himself acknowledged it.

Skals

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 05:49:26 UTC Comment #57493

I didn't know they had internet back then.

Daubster

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 06:20:01 UTC Comment #57491

Hahah. Franklin knows it.

Crollo

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 07:50:56 UTC Comment #57498

You know, this almost seems fake.

Moaby

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 10:21:21 UTC Comment #57494

Oh Crollo, you're joking? Abraham was always on the web back in the early 1800s.

Stojke

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 12:28:42 UTC Comment #57499

Yeah, he used Teslas communication, -tron, thingy...

Any way, that poster is cool.

Tetsu0

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 15:54:07 UTC Comment #57490

i definitely stumbled upon this a few days ago =]

Mariowned

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 16:13:28 UTC Comment #57489

wtf is a quotes?

Blitzkrieg

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 17:00:31 UTC Comment #57492

90% of statistics are made up.

ThatGuy4878

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 17:47:30 UTC Comment #57500

Blitzkrieg, you do know that statistic was made up, right?

4N!M4T0R

Commented 12 years ago2011-04-24 20:33:52 UTC Comment #57495

"Education... has produced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading." G. M. Trevelyan.

Journal #7180