I remember a particular comic (Forgot the date…) where Peter looks over calculations Jason has done on a loop-de-loop with hot wheels, and points out that the calculation assumes no friction. (Jason solves this problem supposedly by soaking the car in oil) So we know that Peter has some high school knowledge with him, but I guess it’s limited.
Templo S.U.D. over 1 year ago
if you didn’t fall asleep in class, Peter, you’d understand the homework which you’re assigned
C over 1 year ago
g wiz
Kroykali over 1 year ago
Today’s classic FoxTrot Sunday strip:
https://www.gocomics.com/foxtrot/2001/09/30
hariseldon59 over 1 year ago
Peter’s line in the third panel is basically what Spock told Kirk as he was climbing up El Capitan in Star Trek V.
seanfear over 1 year ago
little arrow with a “g” next to it? Back in my days the arrow was above the “g” facepalm — the “g” must have grown up already!!! I’m so old!
rmercer Premium Member over 1 year ago
Not quite ready for General Relativity…
Lee26 Premium Member over 1 year ago
I didn’t have to take Physics until college. Thank God.
mindjob over 1 year ago
You have to take physics if you major in any science, but Peter’s major will be competitive eating
KEA over 1 year ago
“what’s a ‘g’?”…this is going to be a long session
rattlemycage over 1 year ago
I skipped high school Physics to protect my grades after nearly bombing Chemistry and took easy Home Ec classes instead. So I don’t get the joke.
raybarb44 over 1 year ago
Going to be a long afternoon….
elpasowalt over 1 year ago
I didn’t get this one at all. Am I THAT stupid? (Don’t answer that, LOL.)
gammaguy over 1 year ago
That little “g” means that your grade will be computed on a weighted (in grams) average.
billdaviswords over 1 year ago
A (dumb?) slacker like Peter would never be IN physics class in the first place. He’d have all basic math and no more.
Llorkcir over 1 year ago
Hi
patricev70 over 1 year ago
Usually it is the big brothers that help the little brothers… not the other way around.
Random kid over 1 year ago
I remember a particular comic (Forgot the date…) where Peter looks over calculations Jason has done on a loop-de-loop with hot wheels, and points out that the calculation assumes no friction. (Jason solves this problem supposedly by soaking the car in oil) So we know that Peter has some high school knowledge with him, but I guess it’s limited.
Official Foxtrot Page over 1 year ago
I remember that comic. Peter is smart in some categories, but not the relevant ones.