Ray S S
Silver Member
A fifth generation farmer has determined that his son will be the first in his family
to go to college. So he and the wife save every penny for years and when the big day
comes for junior to leave for school, the old man is the proudest he's ever been.
After the first semester, junior comes home for Christmas break and the old man sits
him down for a talk. "Well, boy, you been at school for three months now. I want you
to tell me some of that fancy book-learnin'"
So junior says, "My favorite class is math, pa. Just last week we learned a new
formula....Pi r squared."
At hearintg this, the old man screws up his eyes and smacks his forehead,
"Dog-gone-it! I spent all that money on schoolin' and all you can tell me
is Pi r squared? Why, everybody knows pie are round... cornbread are squared!"
to go to college. So he and the wife save every penny for years and when the big day
comes for junior to leave for school, the old man is the proudest he's ever been.
After the first semester, junior comes home for Christmas break and the old man sits
him down for a talk. "Well, boy, you been at school for three months now. I want you
to tell me some of that fancy book-learnin'"
So junior says, "My favorite class is math, pa. Just last week we learned a new
formula....Pi r squared."
At hearintg this, the old man screws up his eyes and smacks his forehead,
"Dog-gone-it! I spent all that money on schoolin' and all you can tell me
is Pi r squared? Why, everybody knows pie are round... cornbread are squared!"
