A Hundred Years Ago

A Hundred Years Ago was a poem written by Rodrick Heffley for an essay that Mr. Huff, the history teacher at Westmore Middle School, assigned. When the power went out at the Heffley residence, Rodrick sold this poem, which he wrote in middle school, for $20,000 in "Mom Bucks," or $200 in real money. Unfortunately, this trade had two consequences; the first was that Rodrick failed the essay due to it being a poem, not an essay, and the second was that Greg paid Rodrick in "fake" Mom Bucks- money he stole from a board game at Rowley's house rather than money he earned. Susan found out and immediately punished the two of them for cheating the system.

In the book
Sometimes I sit and wonder About stuff I don't know Like what the heck the earth was like A hundred years ago.

Did cavemen ride on dinosaurs? Did flowers even grow? Well we could guess but that was back A hundred years ago.

I wish they built a time machine And picked me up to go To check out what the scene was like A hundred years ago.

Did giant spiders rule the earth? Were deserts filled with snow? I wonder what the story was A hundred years ago.

A Hundred Years Ago
A hundred years was AD standing for after dominie there are two basic terms which are AD and BC AD stands for after dominie and BC stands for Before Christ.A hundred years ago there was no technology or books apart from there probably was the Bible the holy book of christianity. The Bible also would have been the most exspensive book aswell.How did we get technology?We got technology from enventors and Scientists who had theories.We also ended up with centrall heating air conditing.So we thank all our ansesters and envetors also scientist who had a theory to make these thing what we never had a hundred yaers ago.

Trivia

 * This poem is logically impossible. Rodrick described scenery that might have happened at the beginning of the Earth, rather than events that happened in the 1900s. It would have made more logical sense if Rodrick had titled this poem "A Million Years Ago."
 * The poem from the movie is slightly different than this one from the book.