Nerdy Pick-up Lines: Impress Chicks with Your Knowledge

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores humorous and clever pick-up lines that incorporate scientific concepts, particularly from physics and chemistry. Participants share their favorite lines and engage in light-hearted banter about the effectiveness of these lines in impressing others.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant suggests that scientists use their knowledge to impress others, inviting others to share their favorite pick-up lines.
  • Another participant shares a pick-up line involving barium and beryllium, playing on the chemical symbols to create a pun.
  • A third participant presents multiple pick-up lines, including references to derivatives, acceleration due to gravity, phasors, and adenine, showcasing a variety of scientific concepts.
  • A response from a physics major humorously critiques one of the lines, emphasizing the importance of context, such as the conditions of a vacuum.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the humor and creativity of using scientific concepts in pick-up lines, but there is a playful debate about the effectiveness and accuracy of the lines presented.

Contextual Notes

Some lines rely on specific scientific knowledge and assumptions about the audience's familiarity with those concepts, which may limit their effectiveness in broader contexts.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals interested in science humor, particularly in physics and chemistry, as well as those looking for creative ways to engage others in a light-hearted manner.

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I think the title says it all.

Scientists use their knowledge to; solve problems, make life easier... and to impress chicks.

What are your favourite pick-up lines?
 
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hey, are you made up of barium and beryllium?
Cause, you're a total BaBe.
 
I wish I were a derivative, because I'd like to lay my tangent to your curve.

That dress would look even better accelerating towards my bedroom floor at 9.8 m/s2

Can I be the phasor to your electron and take you to an excited state?

Everyone knows its not the size of the vector that matters, but the way the force is delivered.

I wish I were adenine because then I could get paired with U.
 
claytonh4 said:
That dress would look even better accelerating towards my bedroom floor at 9.8 m/s2
Her response (because she's a physics major):

Only if it's in vacuum. Like the one above the stool I'm sitting on, in about 3 seconds.
 

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