History WMG / WaysideSchool

** And the MenInBlack are Foundation personnel in charge of containment.

* some nonsense word made up by the characters a la "goozack" or "mugworm griblick"

[[WMG: The 19th Story is an Wiki/{{SCP|Foundation}}.]]

There's been a running gag through the books so far in having the final sentence bee "Everybody [word rhyming with 'oo']-ed." ''Sideways Stories'' has "Everybody booed." ''Falling Down'' has "Everybody mooed." ''Gets a Little Stranger'' has "Everybody oohed." and ''Beneath the Cloud of Doom" has "Everybody chewed." That means the next theoretical twelve books will be some of the following:

There's been a running gag through the books so far in having the final sentence bee "Everybody [word rhyming with "oo"]ed. ''Sideways Stories'' has "Everybody booed." ''Falling Down'' has "Everybody mooed." ''Gets a Little Stranger'' has "Everybody oohed." and ''Beneath the Cloud of Doom" has "Everybody chewed." That means the next theoretical twelve books will be some of the following:

And took the bus with her when she left.

[[WMG: The 19th Story is a [[Film/TheMatrix Matrix]].]]

[[WMG: Ms. Zarves is [[Manga/AxisPowersHetalia Canada]].]]

It's unique to the town, as it's implied in the books that the rest of the world is as normal and mundane as ours. This supernatural element manifests in the 19th story that may or may not exist, the mysterious men in black, superpowered individuals, people with extra body parts, the laws of physics not working, and the general wackiness that takes place every day. Wayside School is where the supernatural energy is the strongest and acts as a magnet of sorts. If a superpowered person is located outside of the town, they will eventually end up at Wayside School.

One owned by Mr. Burns, of all people. The builder was Homer Simpson, who had the blueprints nailed to his desk ''sideways''.

He has it on good authority that the builder is sorry and seems to know everything there is to know about the school. He becomes the yard teacher and general school caretaker to [[TheAtoner atone for his sins.]] Taking on this responsibility has created an older, wiser Louis, far beyond the days of [[UpsideDownBlueprints rotated buildings]] and [[MissingFloor missing stories.]]

* Notice how the moment she tries to apply logic and rationality to the school (when she thinks that, because the 19th story is missing, her class is really on the 29th story), she ceases to exist to everyone at Wayside. And when does she finally escape? When she redeems herself for her sin of logic and rationality, by embracing the weirdness.

* Notice how the moment she tries to apply logic and rationality to the school (when she thinks that, because the 19th story is missing, that her class is really on the 29th story), she ceases to exist to everyone at Wayside. And when does she finally escape? When she redeems herself for her sin of logic and rationality, by embracing the weirdness.

* Notice how the moment she tries to apply logic and rationality to the school (when she thinks that, because the 19th story is missing, that her class is really on the 29th story)), she ceases to exist to everyone at Wayside. And when does she finally escape? When she redeems herself for her sin of logic and rationality, by embracing the weirdness.

Not ''the'' Literature/{{Discworld}} mind you, a discworld (perhaps one of the young discworlds that appear at the end of ''Discworld/TheLightFantastic''). Where the main Discworld runs on NarrativeCausality Wayside's discworld runs on that special brand of logic that children follow.

[[WMG: Louis is [[UnknownCharacter The Builder]].]]
He has it on good authority that the builder is sorry and seems to know everything there is to know about the school. He becomes the yard teacher and general school caretaker to [[TheAtoner atone for his sins.]] Taking on this responsibility has created an older, wiser Louis, far beyond the days of [[UpsideDownBlueprints rotated buildings]] and [[MissingFloor missing stories.]]

* This is how Joe can count incorrectly and still somehow get the correct answer. While Joe is counting wrong such as "A thousand, a million, three" he's actually thinking "one, two, three" but doesn't realize it and/or can't properly voice it.