When I marked public exams in the 1970s, we collected howlers, most forgotten now but not this:
'Eskimos build their igloos from bollocks of ice.'
A 1980s CSE science examination question was 'Why are there three pins in a three pin plug?'
A pupil in the grammar school where I taught gave the following answer.
"One for watts, one for the volts, and one for the amps."
He subsequently went to Oxford University to read classics.
And his name was Boris......He subsequently went to Oxford University to read classics.
While Eton has claimed to be the oldest comprehensive in the country, it was never a Grammar school. Otherwise mutatis mutandis...And his name was Boris......
This one took a while to filter through the grey cells but hey i got there .
Been there, done that.Sometimes you can overthink these things…….