Physics, Monday, Class #15, Period 4

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The class had been handwavily contacted to meet Sam outside for the final class, so hopefully they were appropriately dressed for the weather and the proceedings.

"Hello, everyone," Sam greeted them cheerfully from where she was standing next to a table covered with lots of pumpkins of approximately the same size and weight. "Congratulations, you've almost made it through the class. All you have to do today is explain your pumpkin chucker design, what principles of physics you relied on primarily, and then, well, chuck your pumpkin. Whomever wins gets the J,GoB pie of their choice."

She paused. "No, I'm not baking it, calm down. No reason to sabotage this." After she'd cleared her throat, she continued, "I'd also like to thank you for being such an attentive class, and a pleasure to teach. I know the material has sometimes been dense, but I'm very proud of the effort you've put in and home that, at some point, something you've learned here will be useful."

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Re: Explain your Project

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"Unless you sabotage it," Sokka added. "There's a lot of pressure in a boiler, and if you can attack that just right, then the whole thing will go up in smoke." His eyes lit up. "I wonder if we can make boiler-seeking pumpkins?"

Re: Explain your Project

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"Maybe we should demonstrate how this pumpkin chucker works before starting on a new project," suggested Hoshi.

Re: Explain your Project

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"Well, yeah, of course," Sokka told her. "I'm just saying, is all. Maybe boiler-seeking pumpkins filled with explosives!"