Art and Humor

[JohnEmmett]

What's funny about a bipolar disorder....

inside joke


he is awake (manic) at 3AM


he is asleep (depressed) at 3PM

 

[Artyczar]

Goodbye John.

 

[Artyczar]

I guess for someone who thinks mental illness doesn't exists, it's funny to him. Inside joke for him and him only--or him and his kooky kind.

Now back to our regularly scheduled program.

 

[Iain]

What does the conceited troll call itself, a Discontent Provider?

 

[Bongo]

Love all the Bernie’s!

now if only people paid more attention to what he says than what he wears.

 

[snoball]

You'll have to follow the link to see these but they are quite humorous.

 

[Iain]

You know those eyes are saying, "This is not my idea."

 

[snoball]

You know those eyes are saying, "This is not my idea."

The man and the dog both!

 

[Artyczar]

I love these! And that dog looks our old dog Buddy who passed a couple years ago. He always made me laugh like that too and didn't even need to go this far.

 

[stlukesguild]

 

[brianvds]

 

[Claude J Greengrass]

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Pop quiz == pop art? My humor centre is faulty this morning. Either that or I'm totally missing something!

 

[Iain]

A placard at Myanmar protests reads, "It's so bad even the introverts are here."

 

[stlukesguild]

I can actually imagine giving a "Pop Quiz" on Pop Art after a unit on Pop Artists. Unfortunately, the kids only have Art once a week for 50 minutes. With all the testing and rallies, and assemblies, field trips, and holidays that comes to 3 classes a month... which isn't enough to really delve into much of anything. A couple of years back we taught the "specials" (Art, Music, PE, and Library) on a block schedule. This means the entire grade would be divided into 4 groups. One would be assigned to Art, the second to Music, etc... for 1 quarter... then the groups would rotate. I'd get the kids every day. I didn't need to spend the first 10 minutes going over the goals, etc... and passing out materials. The kids would come into the class, get their projects and supplies, and start to work. I could circulate the room talking to students individually or in small groups and only address the class as a whole when I saw an issue or concept that I felt all would benefit from. In a class like that we could do a unit on Pop Art or Abstract Art etc...

 

[brianvds]

I can actually imagine giving a "Pop Quiz" on Pop Art after a unit on Pop Artists. Unfortunately, the kids only have Art once a week for 50 minutes. With all the testing and rallies, and assemblies, field trips, and holidays that comes to 3 classes a month... which isn't enough to really delve into much of anything. A couple of years back we taught the "specials" (Art, Music, PE, and Library) on a block schedule. This means the entire grade would be divided into 4 groups. One would be assigned to Art, the second to Music, etc... for 1 quarter... then the groups would rotate. I'd get the kids every day. I didn't need to spend the first 10 minutes going over the goals, etc... and passing out materials. The kids would come into the class, get their projects and supplies, and start to work. I could circulate the room talking to students individually or in small groups and only address the class as a whole when I saw an issue or concept that I felt all would benefit from. In a class like that we could do a unit on Pop Art or Abstract Art etc...

Art, music and PE all have this in common: without the students regularly practicing, there are limits to what any teacher can do for them.

 

[ntl]

Sno, Thanks for posting that!

 

[Desforges]

A silly one

 

[stlukesguild]

 

[joe1It]

I don't think it's already there, just in case, sorry, I missed it

when in doubt I had to put it

 

[joe1It]

ARTIST:

1- back pain
2 bad eyesight
3 carpal tunnel


meme I had seen I didn't find it anyway in place of 1, 2 and 3, it said this ..

and the writing artist above ...
yes ;
it seems like a nice fee ..