Unblinded Science, Period Six [6/7]

[after-17-years.livejournal.com]

Today Walter does not look at all well. He's certainly not going to tell the students why he looks as though a Dow Chemical truck hit his cerebral cortex at 80 MPH at 3:00 a.m., but he does, it may as well have, and he's lucky he remembers he's teaching, let alone what his lesson plan for the day was.

As such, the assignment written on the whiteboard goes thusly:

SILENCE!

Memorize the periodic table of the elements on the lawn.

[ooc: My apologies. Again. I'm in the last push of moving and my landlord called during my class-writing time and thus I have no class-writing time.]

Comments

WTF?

[after-17-years.livejournal.com]

What happened to the prof?

Re: WTF?

[icecoldfrost]

Ooooookay. Emma went outside to lay in the sun, occasionally looking at her chart, but more concerned with her tan.

Hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium...

Re: WTF?

[showmetheproof.livejournal.com]

At least he let them go outside? And Scully seriously wondered if he'd noticed if they wandered off.

She already knew the periodic table, thanks, but it was always nice to revisit and old friend, see if they added any elements in 11 years.

Re: WTF?

[notmyownage]

Claudia hated memorization. So instead she had her notes on Joshua's experiment out and was looking those over.

What? At least if someone noticed it wasn't the periodic table, she could point out that it was science.

Re: WTF?

[eyebrowgoesup]

Spock had memorized the periodic table when he was six, but he supposed it couldn't hurt to refresh his memory on which elements they hadn't yet discovered in 2010.

Re: WTF?

[she-sheds.livejournal.com]

Joolushko was going over the table, looking for differences between what she had learned (which looked different, naturally) and what she was expected to know here.