Query
Can someone explain to me why four day school weeks are frequently longer and more harrowing than the usual five day week? Just wondering.
posted by Madeleine Robins at 8:55 AM
Tuesday, January 18, 2005
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2 Comments:
It's like a tesserect. Weird temporal physics things happen with a four day school week.
It's not Euclidian, though. A three day school week just pretty much insures nothing gets done at all.
A three day school week also insures high blood pressure and a sense of dread.
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