Brandon Sanderson and Christopher Paolini should be taught in schools
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Posted Mar 26, 2022, 6:14 PM UTC
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Oh honey
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No I completely disagree. At my school they taught Paolini and Sanderson, and now I absolutely hate reading. If only they had let me read Shakespeare 😔
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Woah, they went to the same school? That explains a lot!
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Reminds me of the time I was working at Barnes and Noble, we had a school event and I overheard one of the ENGLISH TEACHERS telling her students that The Hunger Games was a classic. I shed a silent tear for all those poor children.
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Fuck me
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It was me who linked this sub in your post, and nice joke, truly nice. It took me a few minutes to really grasp it, but it was fucking brilhant.
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Lol thanks, I've been trying not to be too obvious but also keep to the premise, I'm glad someone enjoyed it
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I think only Bubbles Sawduster should be taught in schools. No more science, no more history. Nothing but Mistybirths and ways of Kongs.
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So many people took the bait, in both subs, and nobody gets the joke lmao
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Honestly I thought everyone would get it when I posted here lmao
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Dog, it's not as funny when you're just throwing up bait on a regular sub. Your comment history is filled with trolling in circlejerk subs.
But no I don't they should be in schools. They should be taught in church only. Separation of church and state and all that.
For the last time, this is not bait. I 100% believe that Sanderson and Paolini should be taught.
Alrighty, what do you think should be taught about them?
How their books are the perfect way of avoiding pregnancy
About them? Nothing, really. I think they should be taught, preferably in a writing class.
Right but what about them should be taught? And why? Let's say you're a writing teacher, what do you point at specifically to illustrate what aspect of writing?