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...then I'll find out the hard way that I'm wrong?davenn said:just wait for another 20 - 30 yrs![]()

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AI? No way, far too many false positive resultsWWGD said:New PF feature (with AI , I guess) : every post of mine that remotely resembles a joke is automatically moved to this forum. Just to save time.
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Massless particles travel at light speed.
Particles with mass at heavy speed.
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Why did the chicken cross the playground?
To get to the other slide.
To get to the other slide.
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Things you don't hear or say in Balloon World:
At the fast food joint - You want a pop with that?
At school - Today we are having a pop quiz.
Meeting you dad - Hi Pop!
At the fast food joint - You want a pop with that?
At school - Today we are having a pop quiz.
Meeting you dad - Hi Pop!
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Why did the chicken cross the road?
In some frames of reference the road crossed the chicken.
(The Einstein Reverse - a distant relative of the "in Soviet Russia, chicken crosses you" gag).
In some frames of reference the road crossed the chicken.
(The Einstein Reverse - a distant relative of the "in Soviet Russia, chicken crosses you" gag).
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A neutrino walked through a bar.
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I know a similar one:Ibix said:Why did the chicken cross the road?
Why the chicken didn't cross the road?!
Too many cars and because it's "chicken"! ...
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Who was harder to get long with: Euler or Lagrange?
Euler, Lagrange just went with the flow.
(made this joke up when studying for my quals)
Euler, Lagrange just went with the flow.
(made this joke up when studying for my quals)
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So what!?fresh_42 said:A neutrino walked through a bar.
[if only it was just one ...]
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And told himself: Let's split through the slit (Please pardon tech details, my Physics is pretty rudimentary. EDIT I know it is supposed to be electron, but you take whatever you can get.).fresh_42 said:A neutrino walked through a bar.
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BBQ 1988: Where's the beer?
BBQ 2018: What's your WLAN password?
BBQ 2018: What's your WLAN password?
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"Darling, I'm back! I bought grapes."
"Don't they sell this instant-wine anymore?"
"Don't they sell this instant-wine anymore?"
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Two guys are ice fishing, sitting at adjacent holes in the ice. Guy #1 isn't having much luck, but guy #2 is pulling in one fish after another.
Guy #1: OK, what's your secret?
Guy #2: Mmmp mmmr mmmrms mmmrm.
Guy #1: Eh what?
Guy #2: [Turns and spits.] Keep your worms warm.
Guy #1: OK, what's your secret?
Guy #2: Mmmp mmmr mmmrms mmmrm.
Guy #1: Eh what?
Guy #2: [Turns and spits.] Keep your worms warm.
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Guy is out ice fishing with his son. He opens a can of peas and begins laying them on the ice all around the hole. His son asks why?
"When a fish comes up to take a pea, we get him".
With apologies to Garrison Keilor
"When a fish comes up to take a pea, we get him".
With apologies to Garrison Keilor
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Peas were one of the few things my son would reliably eat when he was little. He was happily scoffing a plate of them the day he was a year and a half old, so I explained to a friend that it was his eighteen month birthday and we were out on the peas.
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Why copper sulfate is blue? that’s because there is water in it’s molecules.
but why is the heart blue? That’s because I am.
but why is the heart blue? That’s because I am.
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I like the phone better. The cat never made sense anyway ... The phone does!Young physicist said:The cat is outdated!
Schrödinger's phone:
View attachment 230144
You can't tell if the screen is intacted or not until you pick it up![]()
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How many pairs of animals are there on Moses’ ark?
None.’cause Moses has no ark.
None.’cause Moses has no ark.
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That's not true. Moses's ark is the ark of the 10 commandments:Young physicist said:How many pairs of animals are there on Moses’ ark?
None.’cause Moses has no ark.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ark_of_the_Covenant
Now, pairs of animals though? Nope
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I start to combine this joke with the fact that the Russians in a town I once visited used a different signal, the one we usually use for "Please slow down! Danger ahead." If it was linked to the average temperature?jtbell said:It was soooo cold outside...
that hitchhikers held up photos of their thumbs.
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