Streeter Seidell

Stupid Question Hall of Fame: The Week of 04/27

The Stupid Question Hall of Fame is back again, ready to embarrass the kids who cheapen your degree. Remember the rules – If you send in the absolute stupidest, you get a free BustedTee. Read all five and cast your vote. And, if you heard something stupid in class this week, send it to me at CollegeHumor.com/StupidQuestions.

The Nominees
  • A) Boston University School of MedicineSubmitted by Reem

    Professor: So if you’re treating a child with Cholera in a remote African village, with no access to I.V. fluids, what would you give him?

    Dr. Smarty: Gatorade!!

  • B) University of HartfordSubmitted by Erica

    While discussing Karl Marx’s most famous works as a philosopher…
    Idiot: If Marx was German, how did Russia get a hold of his communist theory?
    Professor: Is this a real question?
    Idiot: Well, I think it’s a valid question, yes.
    Professor: It was a book. Russians can read, too.

  • C) Fordham UniversitySubmitted by Mary

    Professor: This portrait is of Nathan Hale, the famous revolutionary war hero.

    Genius: Did he fight for the North or the South?

  • D) Northern IllinoisSubmitted by Catie

    Professor: So as you can see, the Pilgrims faced many hardships when traveling to the new world.

    Blondie: Wait. Do you mean the Mayflower or the other one?

  • E) lakewood high schoolSubmitted by Jesse

    Teacher: So macroeconomics is the big economics like with countries, while micro is smaller things like businesses.

    The Brilliance: So does that mean “macro“ni (macaroni) is like big pasta?

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