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The discussion revolves around sharing and enjoying "lame" jokes, with participants contributing various puns and one-liners. Jokes include classic setups like "A duck walks into a pharmacy..." and "Why did the chicken cross the road?" along with playful wordplay, such as "What do you call a boomerang that doesn't work? A stick." The humor is characterized by its groan-inducing quality, with many jokes eliciting laughter despite their simplicity. Participants also engage in light banter about the nature of humor, with some jokes being deemed too funny to qualify as "lame." The thread highlights a shared enjoyment of corny humor and the camaraderie that comes from exchanging jokes, creating a lighthearted atmosphere.
  • #6,451
WWGD said:
Bohmian Rhpsody.
He's just a pilot wave, nobody loves him
(He's just a pilot wave, nobody loves him)
Spare him his life from the MWI!
 
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  • #6,452
Ibix said:
He's just a pilot wave, nobody loves him
(He's just a pilot wave, nobody loves him)
Spare him his life from the MWI!
An easy come, I grant you.
 
  • #6,453
Bell-zebub has an inequality set aside for me?
 
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  • #6,454
Ibix said:
Bell-zebub has an inequality set aside for me?
Is there a video from Carl Satan?
 
  • #6,455
fresh_42 said:
Is there a video from Carl Satan?
Nah - Freddie "Anomalous Precession" Mercury.
 
  • #6,456
fresh_42 said:
Is there a video from Carl Satan?
It was collapsed by the ( tor) mentors upon viewing it.
 
  • #6,457
So, you think you have variables that can hide?
So, you think you have a pilot wave that determinedly guides?
 
  • #6,458
how many others are not embarrassed to also say yes to this...

flying the Millenium Falcon.jpg
 
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  • #6,459
WWGD said:
Went to watch the Sea Animal show.
I watched the one with the dolphins my friend watched the otter one.
I am sure you both had a whale of a time.
 
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  • #6,460
davenn said:
how many others are not embarrassed to also say yes to this...

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finally some perspective that I can relate to and pretend, instead of just being mesmerized and hypnotized by that snow coming at me windshield. Let the fantasy continue.
 
  • #6,461
davenn said:
how many others are not embarrassed to also say yes to this...

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I had to drive about 120 miles once through a snowstorm and that is exactly what I related it to.
Very hypnotizing.
 
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  • #6,463
A guy was driving with a case of dill pickles on the passenger seat next to him. As he went around a curve, the case slid over into him, causing him to lose control and crash into a tree.

The police investigator called it “a Vlasic case of gherkin the steering wheel.”
 
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  • #6,464
his panic attacks.jpg
 
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  • #6,465
validate parking.jpg
 
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  • #6,466
Gengis Khan and so can you , but Immanuel Kant.
 
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  • #6,467
BillTre said:
I had to drive about 120 miles once through a snowstorm and that is exactly what I related it to.
Very hypnotizing.
I understand this is why roads are made to wind and are not designed to be straight, to avoid the hypnotic effect by forcing the driver to do a bit of extra steering. Though this is not likely to not be an issue when there are snowstorms.
 
  • #6,468
Of all the different blood groups,
Type O’s make the most spelling mistakes.
 
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  • #6,469
davenn said:
Of all the different blood groups,
Type O’s make the most spelling mistakes.
And Type A people mostly come from Taiwan.
 
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  • #6,470
WWGD said:
I understand this is why roads are made to wind and are not designed to be straight, to avoid the hypnotic effect by forcing the driver to do a bit of extra steering. Though this is not likely to not be an issue when there are snowstorms.
That depends on the country. If the topology allows some countries have very long straight roads.
 
  • #6,471
mfb said:
That depends on the country. If the topology allows some countries have very long straight roads.
EDIT:
But I thought straight roads caused the unwanted hypnotic effect so they are to be avoided when possible.
But not the UK:
But not the UK:

?
 
  • #6,472
WWGD said:
But not the UK
We romanticise our roads as "the rolling English country road". My Dad always added "...laid by the rolling English country drunkard".
 
  • #6,473
Ibix said:
We romanticise our roads as "the rolling English country road". My Dad always added "...laid by the rolling English country drunkard".
... and in case a road gets close to one mile straight, you insert a roundabout. :biggrin:
 
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  • #6,474
fresh_42 said:
... and in case a road gets close to one mile straight, you insert a roundabout. :biggrin:
I have once seen a roundabout with one entrance and one exit. And then there's the Magic Roundabout.
 
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  • #6,475
The UK relates to roundabouts as Switzerland relates to tunnels!
 
  • #6,476
fresh_42 said:
The UK relates to roundabouts as Switzerland relates to tunnels!
But does Switzerland have a tunnel that's five tunnels twisting around each other? If not, it's not the same...
 
  • #6,477
Ibix said:
But does Switzerland have a tunnel that's five tunnels twisting around each other? If not, it's not the same...
They do! And they have the coolest tunnel of all! (pun came in naturally)
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  • #6,478
fresh_42 said:
But therefore, they have the coolest tunnel of all! (pun came in naturally)
Ah, but they have to share that one with France. And it's kind of a roundabout for particles anyway...
 
  • #6,479
Ibix said:
Ah, but they have to share that one with France.
Smart, isn't it? Do the French even know?
 
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  • #6,480
Good that protons don't have to pay customs. 44,000 border crossings per second for each proton.

Oh, and speaking about complex tunnel systems...

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  • #6,481
mfb said:
Good they protons don't have to pay customs.
Oddly, since there's a charge.
 
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  • #6,482
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fresh_42 said:
They do! And they have the coolest tunnel of all! (pun came in naturally)
View attachment 252615
Put in a roadway, and test the prototype to cut transit time by 99.999999%
 
  • #6,485
A small ATM room having 2 ACs and 4 tube lights, working 24/7, is asking me not to print a receipt to save the environment.
 
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  • #6,488
Dog #1: I’m worried about my human. I think he might have some kind of memory problem.

Dog #2: Why do you say that?

Dog #1: Every time we meet, he asks the same question over and over: “Who’s a good boy?”“Who’s a good boy?”“Who’s a good boy?”
 
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  • #6,489
jtbell said:
Dog #1: I’m worried about my human. I think he might have some kind of memory problem.

Dog #2: Why do you say that?

Dog #1: Every time we meet, he asks the same question over and over: “Who’s a good boy?”“Who’s a good boy?”“Who’s a good boy?”
Dog #1: And he keeps throwing his possessions away, which I then have to fetch for him.
 
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  • #6,490
DrGreg said:
Dog #1: And he keeps throwing his possessions away, which i then have to fetch for him.
I play fetch with my dog using a boomerang. Wonder what he thinks to himself.
 
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  • #6,491
I could tell a joke about a broken internet connection, but you wouldn't get it.
 
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  • #6,492
One burnt blown out wall socket to another, "It Hertz!"
 
  • #6,493
The weather in Canada this week is so cold, that accuweather.com have to say -0°C:

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  • #6,494
jack action said:
The weather in Canada this week is so cold, that accuweather.com have to say -0°C:
It's because it is approaching 0 from below :smile:

I would however quibble with you that 0 °C is cold for November in Canada...
 
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  • #6,495
DrClaude said:
It's because it is approaching 0 from below :smile:
... and I read it as turning into lower than zero ...
Not that it is a contradiction, but ##x## is more likely than ##x^2##.
 
  • #6,496
I thought that I was wrong once but I was mistaken.
 
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  • #6,497
I used to be vain, but I got rid of the problem and now I'm perfect.
 
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  • #6,498
Ibix said:
I used to be vain, but I got rid of the problem and now I'm perfect.
Carly Simon has this song with the line: "You're so vain, I bet you thought this song's about you".
 
  • #6,499
People tell me I'm getting forgetful, but I was always like that, as I recall.
 
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  • #6,500
Keith_McClary said:
People tell me I'm getting forgetful, but I was always like that, as I recall.
I'll never forget what's her name.
 

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