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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.
  • #1,021
nismaratwork said:
Imagine they're both lines, or curves... she just made them "cross" on her graph. :wink:

I think.

I'm better with the abstract math than actual calculations... oh that was fun in HS.

@mugaliens: You're going to hell, which I don't believe in, for making jokes that bad. :biggrin:

Ok, I think I understand that :-p

I have too much catching up to do in maths.
 
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  • #1,022
Isaacsname said:
Ok, I think I understand that :-p

I have too much catching up to do in maths.

Me too it seems! :smile:
 
  • #1,023
FtlIsAwesome said:
I just realized that I got the exact 1000th post on this thread! :biggrin:

Either you need new glasses or you're posting in an alternate PF. I see #1018 on that post.
 
  • #1,024
Isaacsname said:
Ok, I think I understand that :-p

I have too much catching up to do in maths.

See "cross product" and "vector calculus". The joke was a play on the language used when taking the cross product of two vectors [or in this case, calculating the magnitude of that value].

I remember asking about cross products before taking calculus, and no one would give me a straight answer. :biggrin:
 
  • #1,025
jtbell said:
Either you need new glasses or you're posting in an alternate PF. I see #1018 on that post.

He's a fan of the MWI.
 
  • #1,028
Key input, folks: If you don't get it, it's not a joke, but only not to you. It's probably still funny to many others who do get it. There's a word, at the tip of my mind, which simply means, "I may not get it, but they do, and I respect the fact that they get a joke and I have enough composure to respect that."

Sadly, that "word" remains as elusive as the gold in that mystic land of S. America.
 
  • #1,029
nismaratwork said:
Wow...

@jtbell: Sleeep... sleeeeeeeeeeep.


@Ivan: I feel like an idiot, and probably should. I just saw, "sin" and... assumed. Back to the PF library for me!

Oh, heh, I thought you were just joking around. :biggrin: Yeah, that was a specific reference to cross products.
 
  • #1,030
As for "lame" jokes, the Dick Van Dyke Show is available on Hulu. I've been busting a gut for the last week. Several hundred episodes available, so it'll take months, if not years. :)

Just... Do it. Re-discover the roots of American humor.
 
  • #1,031
Ivan Seeking said:
Oh, heh, I thought you were just joking around. :biggrin: Yeah, that was a specific reference to cross products.

I wish, but no... I'm learning math later in life... it seems easier now than it did when I was younger... makes no sense, but there it is.

@mugs: Preference? Taste? Restraint? Pornography? Leaf? Weasel? Lattice?


:wink:
 
  • #1,032
nismaratwork said:
I wish, but no... I'm learning math later in life... it seems easier now than it did when I was younger... makes no sense, but there it is.

In the end it is a 3x3 matrix multiplication.
 
  • #1,033
Ivan Seeking said:
See "cross product" and "vector calculus". The joke was a play on the language used when taking the cross product of two vectors [or in this case, calculating the magnitude of that value].

I remember asking about cross products before taking calculus, and no one would give me a straight answer. :biggrin:

Ahhh,..straight brackets signify magnitude of objects ?
 
  • #1,034
Isaacsname said:
Ahhh,..straight brackets signify magnitude of objects ?
The proper notation is actually this:
||vector||
It's also referred to as the norm of the vector. The single lines just mean absolute value, or determinant if your variable is a matrix.

However
||vector1||*||vector2||*sin(angle)
is what's called the dot product of two vectors.
 
  • #1,035
Lancelot59 said:
dot product of two vectors.

The magnitude of the cross product of two vectors...
 
  • #1,036
Ivan Seeking said:
The magnitude of the cross product of two vectors...

...How?

(1,2,3) dot (4,5,6) is 32

(1,2,3) cross (4,5,6) is (-3,6,-3), the norm of which is root(54).
 
  • #1,037
If a bag of Cheetos says March 08, turn it upside-down and it'll be good until 2080.
 
  • #1,038
A Discussion On An Internet Forum, By FtlIsAwesome
Userdude701b Ok moron, gravity works like this...

Mentor4 Userdude701b, such behavior is not acceptable

forumguy5 See this link. Does that help moron?

member99 seems like moron hasnt posted in a while i wonder where moron went

Mentor4 What is with you people?

forumguy5 He's moron.

Mentor4 That's it--

moron its ok that's my username
 
  • #1,039
I just had to steal this from someone's signature on another forum site!
Beware of quotes on the Internet. They may be inaccurate. - Thomas Jefferson
 
  • #1,040
"Mmmmmmphhhhhmmmmm.?!..mppphhhmmmm.!..mmmbbpphhmmmmmmbbbpppphmmmmmmm...mmmmppphhhhmmm...! "


~ Some guy with tape over his mouth
 
  • #1,041
Isaacsname said:
"Mmmmmmphhhhhmmmmm.?!..mppphhhmmmm.!..mmmbbpphhmmmmmmbbbpppphmmmmmmm...mmmmppphhhhmmm...! "


~ Some guy with tape over his mouth
How do you know its a guy?
 
  • #1,042
FtlIsAwesome said:
How do you know its a guy?

Better be, that's what I paid for this time..:eek:
 
  • #1,043
Isaacsname said:
Better be, that's what I paid for this time..:eek:
Well then, why'd you pay for a guy?

And what'd you do if it wasn't?
 
  • #1,044
Lancelot59 said:
...How?

(1,2,3) dot (4,5,6) is 32

(1,2,3) cross (4,5,6) is (-3,6,-3), the norm of which is root(54).
A \cdot B = |A||B| \cos \theta
|A \times B| = |A||B| \sin \theta
Consider unit vectors i and j. The angle theta between them is 90 degrees, so cos theta is 0 and sin theta is 1.
 
  • #1,045
Isaacsname said:
A lame joke thread is incomplete without Florence Jenkins and McGonagall . Bad poetry and mangled opera go hand in hand with lame jokes.

For your viewing pleasure



I'm kind of impressed by Cosme McMoon's piano playing. It had to be hard to stay in synch with the interesting tempo of Jenkins' singing style. Too bad there's no recordings of her after her car wreck. As a result of the wreck, she was able to hit a higher 'F' note than she'd ever hit before (instead of suing the taxicab driver, she bought him a box of expensive cigars). Jenkins was a rather fascinating woman who sold out Carnegie Hall at the age of 76.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCa0Jn5W1ew
 
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  • #1,046
FtlIsAwesome said:
Well then, why'd you pay for a guy?

And what'd you do if it wasn't?

Tastes better with fava beans and cheap Chianti.

I'd demand a refund, what else..?
 
  • #1,047
BobG said:
I'm kind of impressed by Cosme McMoon's piano playing. It had to be hard to stay in synch with the interesting tempo of Jenkins' singing style. Too bad there's no recordings of her after her car wreck. As a result of the wreck, she was able to hit a higher 'F' note than she'd ever hit before (instead of suing the taxicab driver, she bought him a box of expensive cigars). Jenkins was a rather fascinating woman who sold out Carnegie Hall at the age of 76.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCa0Jn5W1ew


There's something about that women that is growing on me,...similar to a fungal infection.

I put a small speaker next to my birdfeeder, just out of curiosity about some things, ...the looks the birds have when I play them Mrs. Jenkins is pretty funny.

Just like people, they cock their heads and their eyes bug out .

" What...the...hell...is...that...? "
 
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  • #1,048
Isaacsname said:
There's something about that women that is growing on me,...similar to a fungal infection.

I put a small speaker next to my birdfeeder, just out of curiosity about some things, ...the looks the birds have when I play them Mrs. Jenkins is pretty funny.

Just like people, they cock their heads and their eyes bug out .

" What...the...hell...is...that...? "

This is how it should sound. (There's just something about men in tuxedos laughing that gets to me.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V28UvMf-Vpw
 
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  • #1,049
BobG said:
This is how it should sound. (There's just something about men in tuxedos laughing that gets to me.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V28UvMf-Vpw


Aaawww man, that was beautiful...that's a sure sign that I know I'm getting old.

...I like opera...:eek:
 
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  • #1,050
Jimmy Snyder said:
A \cdot B = |A||B| \cos \theta
|A \times B| = |A||B| \sin \theta
Consider unit vectors i and j. The angle theta between them is 90 degrees, so cos theta is 0 and sin theta is 1.

Right...okay.
 

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