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Xeni Jardin at 9:58 am Sat, Apr 10, 2010

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If the Insane Clown Posse and their juggalo fandom created a science textbook, this is what it would look like. Daniel O'Brien of Cracked.com, who is responsible for this here shizzle, says,

wacktivitiesth.jpgI've created a juggalo-friendly textbook, taking into account the song's claim that they "don't wanna talk to a scientist," who they consider to be a "lying motherf**ker" intent on "getting [them] pissed." To that end, every lesson will be directly based on actual ICP lyrics, and every page will be packed with in-your-face juggalo clown-rage. Or, the best clown-rage I can muster.

Juggaloco Psycho Clown-speak is a shockingly complex language.

Learn Your Motherf#@kin' Science: A Textbook for Juggalos

To fully appreciate this, watch the music video for the ICP song "Miracles."

(Cracked.com, thanks, Susannah Breslin)

Previously:
  • Actually, know what? Insane Clown Posse "Miracles" video is awesome
  • 2009 Gathering Of The Juggalos Infomercial
  • Dark Carnival of the Soul: Gathering of the Juggalos 2009
  • Juggalo News, from the Insane Clown Posse dimension
  • The / Insane Clown Posse / Juggalo Singularity - Boing ...

Boing Boing editor/partner and tech culture journalist Xeni Jardin hosts and produces Boing Boing's in-flight TV channel on Virgin America airlines (#10 on the dial), and writes about living with breast cancer. Diagnosed in 2011. @xeni on Twitter. email: xeni@boingboing.net.

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  • Anonymous

    @nixiebunny • #1: Good observation. I think the old resistor mnemonic is even more offensive since it seems to makes light of rape.

  • nixiebunny

    That mnemonic for memorizing the rainbow colors is no worse than the one taught to every young electrical engineer back in the good old days for the EIA resistor color code. Ask your dad.

    • hechanova

      …or Google. Yikes. It’s like someone’s drunk, lecherous grandad became a mnemonic.

    • Anonymous

      Medical school had some pretty good mnemonics back in the day.

      • jackie31337

        I learned “Never Lower Tilly’s Pants Mother May Come Home” for the bones in the wrist from my mom, who is an X-ray (well, CT now) tech. I remember the mnemonic, but I can’t remember the names of the bones any more.

  • Falcon_Seven

    Rainbows occur through refraction, dispersion, and total internal reflection, not by transmission. Just sayin’.
    Easy diagram.
    The hard ‘science’.

  • Anonymous

    You guys are too white by half. Seriously.

    Have a smoke-n-a-smile and re-listen to the song: it’s just a coupla goofy honkies using a “rap” format to say “life is really neat, and so are rainbows.”

    And magnets.

  • LLLLLL

    Does everything need a gimmick? Science is kick-ass as-is. Quantum-mechanics, optics, thermodynamics, it doesn’t get much better than that. If you need to pepper it with stupid clown-stuff then you just don’t get it.

  • Anonymous

    bad beer roots our young guts but vodka goes well ;)

  • Anonymous

    I’m living in Transmetropolitan. I never thought I’d see that day when I first read the comic…

  • Fletcherism

    I thought that this was kind of awesome: http://ryansprinkle.tumblr.com/post/509251854

    “Magnets for Juggalos”

  • numcrun

    How about “Virgins In Bed Give You Odd Results?” That’s what was taught in my school.

  • fxq

    Please. Stop.

  • Hughv

    While I appreciate the awesomeness of the video, the incredibly vulgar language negates any good that might otherwise be done, and suggests the performers/writers aren’t well socialized.
    I’m far from a prude in these matters, but the audience that might gain from this presentation is too young for this kind of gratuitous swearing.

  • Anonymous

    20 years and still getting people worked up. Gotta love it.

  • siliconsunset

    So… am I the only one who thinks this reads a lot like a Maddox write-up without the wit?

    Don’t get me wrong, though, I find this to be amazing and funny.

  • Teller

    Sherman, said Mr Peabody, an Original, Young Gangsta is an impossibility since an OG is, de facto, older.

  • bklynchris

    So wait, ICP are anti-science Christian fundamentalist freaks? Yes, right?

    • drivenbyboredom

      I wrote this thing after seeing that video about ICP and Christianity. They came out of the closet as the strangest form of Christians yet a few years ago.

      http://www.drivenbyboredom.com/2010/04/08/fucking-magnets-how-do-they-work/

  • Anonymous

    Like, the best shit on boingboing.net? and shit?

  • Trotsky

    Swaim and O’Brien (AKA Agents of Cracked) are regular viewing on my Internet comedy rotation. Recommended by Trotsky.

    Do this:
    http://www.cracked.com/article/217_agents-cracked-daring-tale-sex-idiocy-revenge/

  • Felton

    I just remembered this YouTube clip of Venus Flytrap explaining the atom on WKRP.

  • JasonsRobot

    Rainbows are aren’t magic. They’re a conspiracy.. according to this rational sounding lady: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIYZvr3ueGw

  • yrarbil cilbup

    Sloted next to Evan Perman, two sides of a odd coin.

  • drearyman21

    The language is horrid.

  • Anonymous

    The five stages of grief:

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