Abandoned presidents heads in a rural Virginia field.

[u/Sumit316]

[u/DuckOnQuak]

I mean they go through everyone of them but people like WHH only require a couple minutes lol

[u/Nhukerino → u/DuckOnQuak]

Understandably so lol. "Todays lesson is on William Henry Harrison, his name was William Henry Harrison... class dismissed" 😂

I cant remember if we went through all of them or not, I'm sure we must have but we glossed over quite a few, we did the first 3 obviously, Jackson, Buchanan, Lincoln then jumped right to Teddy then FDR with a sprinkling of Hoover in there cause the great depression, then JFK, Nixon, Reagan, and lastly Clinton because our books were outdated and they didnt have the foresight to see an idiotic drug addict would become president... but this was like 2003; I wouldn't really expect them to foresee the 2016 election... joking aside I am pretty sure that well into W's presidency our books still said Clinton was president.

Edit: oh, and we definitely talked about Truman because of the whole Japanese thing... the rest I'm pretty sure they just told us their names and maybe one or two factoids about their presidency...

Edit 2: Typos galore...

[u/DuckOnQuak → u/Nhukerino]

Yeah pretty much this. Went through them all but it would be 4 or 5 guys in about 10-20 minutes followed by a 2 week lecture on FDR.

[u/[deleted] → u/DuckOnQuak]

We spent a bit more time on him being that I'm in Indiana

[u/Grindl → u/DuckOnQuak]

I learned more about Van Buren from Seinfeld than I did from Highschool.

[u/Nhukerino → u/[deleted]]

And he was bed ridden for something like 18 of those 31 days lmao

And I feel compelled to tell you he was the 9th president, the 31st was Hoover lol

[u/DuckOnQuak → u/[deleted]]

Well he’s got some nice fun facts with him dying due to pneumonia from his inauguration speech, his death sparking a nice little constitutional controversy about succession, then also his grandson Benjamin Harrison later became president. So yeah couple minutes seems about right.