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What does an enthusiastic italian chef have in common with a mathematician using the cheddar metric?
They're both in ta' grating cheese.
They're both in ta' grating cheese.
Originally posted by Lonewolf
Q. What's the square root of 69?
A. Eight something.
(a.k.a. the only dirty joke in maths)
Ivan Seeking said:A variation on the story by phoenixthoth:
Cause: The author can't remember how to solve the problem.
Effect: Proof of this is left as an excercise for the student.
Not the only dirty one; consider thisLonewolf said:Q. What's the square root of 69?
A. Eight something.
(a.k.a. the only dirty joke in maths)
Well, that is marginally better than the professor interested in having his male students provide log-log plots for his own perusal..bomba923 said:Not the only dirty one; consider this
Professor to aspiring female math student:
"How would YOU like to integrate my natural log?!? "
Hehehee, :yuck: says the girl
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