@ #4: If chickens had wombs, they wouldn't be laying eggs.

Reading this through my newsreader (which highlights changes), it's amusing to see how much the edits have made this post pro-knockoffs.

I was first introduced to this style through David Hockney's Polaroid collages, which my high school art teacher assigned us to mimic.

When I was in the 2nd grade (in 1990), we were taught LOGO. By the time I was in high school, the standard computer class involved learning to use MS Word and other consumer apps. When I was 14, I found that change frustrating. Now that I have a degree in CS and have taught programming in a university class, I am appalled at how the standards of computer literacy have changed. Students can work their computers, but they have no idea how to make the computer work. Bring back LOGO!