thiking off ... it really doesnot matter ... but if it really cares you ... you can use the Multiverse Solution (tm) you can think that in the PPGD universe girls in first grade act like that and its really normal.

but thats my opinion

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Ya know I keep picturing this scene where Butercup is failing Chemistry (Teach is Prof. Membrane) and reluctantly gets Dexter and Blossom to be tutors. Butercup isn't understanding it and eventually poses the question of why they are studying chemistry in first grade.
This confuses Dexter. He questions the question and says "This is 6th grade and we were in first grade five years ago."
This is of corse very shocking to both girls.

They tell Bubbles about this and wonder why they unknowingly skipped five years of their education. It turns out that the girls are aging at an advanced speed where they will die in 7-13 years. The Proffesor realized this early on and has been trying for a cure since. That is why they moved to megaville. The city was actually the head of a researching fund for the possibillities of chemical X, and he may have found a cure. He didn't want to scare the girls by telling them they would die before their father, and quite frankly, he didn't want to consider possibility.


you see i like this idea!! im mean come on remember they were created in a lab so ofcourse their going to act different then most kids that age. heck i didnt even consider them having fingers till bleedman drew them.

Added after 3 minutes:

forgot to quote the message!!!

but i like where board guy was going with his idea

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thats funny

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Absolutely correct. The brain of a child as young as a first grader (that is to say, approximately six or seven years old) can't fathom the complex ideas and events taking place in the comic. But entertainment is full of instances where little kids know far too much for their level of intellectual and emotional development, suspension of disbelief and all that. Still, I have to make a conscious effort to remind myself that the characters are in first grade, and not fifth or sixth... ^_^;;;



Mine does. They've just kept adding on additions as they needed them, and as more people moved into the neighborhood for the past few decades, they've kept adding additions... heck, over the last year, they built a completely new building off to the side (also three stories) to help lessen the load of the old building, which was suffering from massive overcrowding.



My elementary school had lockers, too. =P



Ah, I fondly remember giving people the finger when I was in second grade... with my hand hidden in my desk, of course, so other people couldn't see it, and I wouldn't get in trouble. ^_^;;;

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On term of graphics, Bleedman could have told us that they were teenagers, it wouldn't change anything....

But in the story, I don't think that 1st grades (or even 6th grades) need egyptian hieroglyphics, like Sensei Jack ! And think about Dexter too, with his very high IQ, needn't he to be in 6th grade or more ??.... Actually I think that this universe's school marks just don't fit with ours...

indeed..it would be better if they were older, but the innocence factor is important to the story.