Humorous History: Friday, Period 1, FINAL

[makesfaces.livejournal.com]

"Short and sweet today, guys. I wrote a test and now you have to take it. And then we can all enjoy a couple weeks off."

Jim distributed the tests, sat down, and broke out a book about the history of basketball to read.

[OOC: Test is in the comments!]

Comments

Question 1

[makesfaces.livejournal.com]

1) Who in your opinion is the most entertaining President (or leader of your country/world/whatever if you don't have a favorite American President)? Please explain your answer.

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[lovemykilt]

I think I'd have to go with Lincoln. Not only did he do that whole emancipation thing, but he was also creatively non-violent when it came to personal duels. That's a guy I can get behind.

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[decoder-rings.livejournal.com]

Andrew Jackson. Anyone who shoots a guy in the junk gets my vote.

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[officetightass]

Presidents are not supposed to be funny. They have a job to do, and if they're funny it means they aren't doing it right. So my answer would then be Bill Clinton.

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[life_inshadow]

I liked Theodore Roosevelt. He was a cowboy, he created national parks, his kids kept random animals in the White House, he built the Panama canal, and the Teddy Bear was named after him. It's hard to top stuffed animals.

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[notyourpawn.livejournal.com]

I have been a highly entertaining Queen during my reign. I've been told it's rude to vote for one's self, but honesty is a virtue, and I'm certainly more entertaining than Queen Victoria. I mean no offense to her, as I've heard she's pleasant, but she does not quite strike one as fun. I doubt she has ever had a Tea Party for her Unbirthday.