FAMILY MATH
A school teacher was giving a lesson in fractions. “Johnny, suppose there were seven in your family — five children and mother and father — a total of seven. And suppose there was pie for dessert. What fraction of the pie would you get?” Johnny answered, “One-sixth.” “But you don’t understand,” replied the teacher. “Don’t you know about fractions?” Johnny said, “I know about fractions and I know about my mother, too. Mother would say she didn’t want any.” Leslie Flynn
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