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coolmathgames.com

The website that has managed to trick teachers for 22 years into thinking it is a school related website. The cure for boredom at school
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Coolmathgames.com

The website you go to when you are bored af in class and it’s that one website the school wifi doesn’t block.

coolmathgames.com

Coolmathgames.com is a website created in 1997 that hosts some of the most entertaining flash web browser games that you'd find yourself playing even while not at school. The games really have nothing to do with math at all, it has all the popular game titles that you'd find on other flash game websites. Its ingenious URL has managed to slip through most school's website filters for over 22 years, deceiving gullible teachers alike.

Some cool facts about coolmathgames:

1) The website is older than most of its users
2) In an article published by Popular Mechanics, Coolmathgames was listed as one of the 50 most important websites
3) They originally had a slogan, which was "where logic & thinking meets fun & games". It's a very clever slogan as it's technically true (ALL games require logic and thinking).
4) During the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, Coolmathgames saw a drastic increase in popularity
When the teacher left for a quick pp break, all the third graders in the computer lab starting playing games on coolmathgames.com

www.coolmathgames.com 

The website meant for true hardcore gamers
Guy 1: Bro i heard someone was playing on www.coolmathgames.com in class the other day!
Guy 2: Oml he must have some balls

www.coolmathgames.com 

A website meant for true hardcore gamers
Person 1: Bro I heard someone was playing on www.coolmathgames.com
Person 2: Really? bro he must have some balls
Person 1: I know right?

www.coolmathgames.com 

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