Post your physics jokes here please =)

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The discussion begins with a lighthearted physics joke involving Heisenberg, illustrating the humor often found in scientific contexts. The joke highlights the nature of physics humor, which tends to be complex and niche. Additionally, the conversation touches on the contentious topic of Medicare reform in Canadian politics, noting that while there is a consensus on the need for change, it remains a highly sensitive issue. A reference to an existing thread on science jokes suggests a desire to consolidate humor discussions in one place. Overall, the thread blends humor with serious political commentary, showcasing the diverse interests of participants.
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emm yeah title says it all :P I'll put one up to start with, the only one I know actually, hence the post. It's bad but that's one of the defining properties of a physics joke right?

Heisenberg was speeding, a police man stops him and says, "Do you know where you are?" to which Heisenberg replies, "Why of course, I'm two miles from the Swiss border cutting through the Rhine". To which the policeman replies, "Do you know how fast you were going??"
 
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I don't know where else to post this, it's journalists using truly bizarre terminology.

The concept of changing medicare is one of the most radioactive topics in Canadian politics, although most parties agree the system needs some kind of a major overhaul.
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20051202/wl_nm/canada_politics_dc
 
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As Matthyaouw pointed out, we already have a science jokes thread.
 
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