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In summary: It's a humor that relies on absurdity and unexpectedness. It's not for everyone.Not a fan of surrealism, I take it?In summary, surrealism is an art form that relies on absurdity and unexpectedness, often producing incongruous imagery or effects. It may not be appreciated by everyone, but for those who do, it can be quite humorous.
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phinds said:
Thank you. I will be " Hoilding up" my bladder till possible now and having nightmares.
 
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I remember years back going to a book presentation by Jack Kevorkian (" "Dr Death"). I ran into him near the bathroom before the presentation. He told me : " You look a little pale". I said :" NO, NO , I'M OK!". He continued: " You may have something wrong". Me: " NO, NO, SERIOUSLY, I'M FINE!"

It seems he was an accomplished pianist. He put out an album: " Dr Kevorkian. Unplugged".
 
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jtbell said:
I just found out that today is National Pickle Day. I guess this means they're a rilly big dill.
I was reminded of this today when I saw a report on one of the local TV news programs about the opening of new pickleball courts in a nearby town.
 
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A student in my classical mechanics class asked the professor

“Are tensors called tensors because they need a massage?”

My professor was speechless.
 
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PhDeezNutz said:
A student in my classical mechanics class asked the professor

“Are tensors called tensors because they need a massage?”

My professor was speechless.
S/he needed a massage at the end of the day;). A Riemannian massage.
 
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Massages won't help the tense crystals:
The word tensor (past participle of to span) in its modern meaning is first introduced by Woldemar Voigt in his book 'The fundamental physical properties of crystals in elementary representation' (Leipzig, 1898).
 
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fresh_42 said:
Massages won't help the tense crystals:
Woldemar Voigt bit me ( Seinfeld). I should be the tense one.
 
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Said one mole to the other mole: "No, it's your turn to go out today. I got whacked all day yesterday."
 
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Before accepting a marriage proposal you have to consider that on one hand, you'll get a really nice ring. On the other hand, you won't.
 
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From my job a while back:

" How many items did you check"?

Me: " A lot"

No, really, how many?

Me: " A whole Lot".

Ok, wise guy, just go on!
 
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Getting a burger from the take out window without a car:
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fresh_42 said:
Sometimes? I never figured out how it can be read.
Better read then dead. Or was it the other way around?
 
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I know a guy with one leg called Dave...
I'm not sure what the other leg's called...
 
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The Four Butts of the Apocalypse!
 
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fresh_42 said:
Sometimes? I never figured out how it can be read.
When I try to understand how I can read this, I feel that can not read it anymore :)
The word means "you will be deprived"
 
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wrobel said:
When I try to understand how I can read this, I feel that can not read it anymore :)
The word means "you will be deprived"
It always looks to me as a never ending string of u, w, n, and m, if you are lucky some l or p in between.

For those who want to have a look: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyrillisches_Alphabet#Russisch
(cursive version in the first column)
 
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wrobel said:
When I try to understand how I can read this, I feel that can not read it anymore :)
I often have this feeling when I try to analyse something I can do without thinking. Pro tip: don't absent mindedly start wondering how your own legs work while you are hurrying down stairs. I spent a panicked half second convincing myself I really did know how to walk...
 
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I took a course in Russian (for science reading), but I don't remember it as cursive.
Wow!

Some of it is quite different from the printed form and many of the individual characters seem similar to each other.
Worse when they are strung together I would guess!
 
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BillTre said:
I don't remember it as cursive.
I remember my Russian teacher commenting that the "hand writing" in our text was fake and we weren't ready for real Cyrillic handwriting yet. I see what he meant now.
 
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