how I need a drink alcoholic of course after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics
Maybe distract yourself by creating a Tensor character that can be used in any game system.
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Doesn't that depend on what declension 'martini' is? And who the hell is declining a martini?!
I'd rather decline three German beers than one German adjective.
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A skeleton walks into a bar.
Barkeep: What'll it be?
Skeleton: A beer and a mop.
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A minister, a priest, and a rabbit walk into a bar.
The rabbit says, "I think I might be a typo."
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A priest, a rabbi, an Irishman, a blonde, a duck, and Barrack Obama walk into a bar.
The barkeep says, "What? Is this some kind of joke?"
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The First Law of Philosophy: For every philosopher, there exists an equal and opposite philosopher.
The Second Law of Philosophy: They're both wrong.
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A wife sends her husband to the grocery store for a loaf of bread...
On his way out she says "and if they have eggs, get a dozen". The husband returns home with 12 loaves of bread....
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What Do You Get When You Cross a Cow With an Octopus?
A meeting with the ethics committee and the swift removal of your research funding.
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What Do You Get When You Cross a Cow With an Octopus?
A meeting with the ethics committee and the swift removal of your research funding.
Stupid committees, never let anybody have any real fun. Hey, wanna watch me randomly swap around their heads and put their feet on backwards?
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Yeah! I don't know what you were thinking, ya sicko!
look, I'm tellin' ya, this is a golden opportunity to make the grab - yeah, it's just a buncha disgusted scientists, and they removed the funding, so it's not like there's gonna be a lotta security; mm; mhm; right; I see...
Mr. 7, I do happen to have an entirely unrelated proposition for you, however. See, I know a guy...
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What Do You Get When You Cross a Cow With an Octopus?
A meeting with the ethics committee and the swift removal of your research funding.
They questioned my ethics at the Academy. They cancelled my research grant. They called me a monster for playing God. They laughed at me.
But I showed those fools!
BEHOLD!!!
*Thunderclap*
So who's laughing now??
**MWAH HA HA HA HA!!!!**
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Why Does a Burger Have Less Energy Than a Steak?
Because a burger is in it's ground state.
how I need a drink alcoholic of course after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanics
The number of letters in each word correspond to the digits of pi.
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how I need a drink alcoholic of course after the heavy chapters involving quantum mechanicsThe number of letters in each word correspond to the digits of pi.
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I heard you might need something.... Purified.
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A Higgs boson walks into a cathedral. The priest blocks its entrance and says "I'm sorry, but we don't allow subatomic particles in this church."
The boson replies, "But without me, you can't have mass!"
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Little Johnny took a drink
But he will drink no more,
For what he thought was H2O
Was H2SO4.
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Why can't you ever have more than one parrot in the same space at a time? The Polly exclusion principle! HiYO!
I'll show myself out.
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Why don't dolphins blog?
They prefer to podcast.
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Why are academic politics so cutthroat?
Because the stakes are so small.
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Q: How did ancient Romans learn about Gaul?
** spoiler omitted **
But... but Caesar said that about his blink-and-you-miss-it weeklong campaign in Pontus, in modern day Turkey. His wars in Gaul took a decade!
(just fulfilling the thread title...)
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Q: How did ancient Romans learn about Gaul?
** spoiler omitted **But... but Caesar said that about his blink-and-you-miss-it weeklong campaign in Pontus, in modern day Turkey. His wars in Gaul took a decade!
(just fulfilling the thread title...)
I thought the VENI VIDI VICI boast was about Gaul. Have I been wrong all this time? If so, thank you for setting me straight.
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I thought the VENI VIDI VICI boast was about Gaul. Have I been wrong all this time? If so, thank you for setting me straight.
Q: How did ancient Romans learn about Gaul?
** spoiler omitted **But... but Caesar said that about his blink-and-you-miss-it weeklong campaign in Pontus, in modern day Turkey. His wars in Gaul took a decade!
(just fulfilling the thread title...)
If he ever even said it. You can’t trust Suetonius for anything and Plutarch was always too busy making a point to be reliable.
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The North Pole dialect of Elvish is unique among languages in consisting entirely of subordinate clauses.
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Why Is Beer Never Served at a Math Party?
Because you can't drink and derive.
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An unemployed literature professor applied for a job with a construction company. The hiring manager said, "You seem qualified, but I need to ask you one question before I can hire you. What's the difference between a girder and a joist?"
The applicant thought for a moment, and replied, "A girder wrote Faust; a joist wrote Ulysses."
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Old McDonald had a shoggoth
Iä! Iä! Oh!
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A Farmer Counted 196 Cows in the Field
But when he rounded them up, he had 200.
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Booo-urns! Booo-urns!
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Today is Debby Harry's birthday. She is 75! A remarkably advanced age for someone suffering from cardiovitreopathy...
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Today is Debby Harry's birthday. She is 75! A remarkably advanced age for someone suffering from cardiovitreopathy...
Well done.
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A respiratory therapist, an infectious disease specialist, and an ICU nurse walk into a bar...
Um, no they don't.
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Complex numbers: it's all fun and games until someone loses an i.
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A jeweler led the geologist William Buckland (1784-1856) to an important scientific discovery of an enormous deposit of coprolites. Buckland first noticed them being worn by fashionable London ladies in rings and brooches. (Corprolites, for those who don't know, are fossilized feces.)
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You know parallel lines have so much in common it's a shame they never meet.
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They sit a philosopher in a chair, with a pizza at the other end of the room. They let him know that Every 30 seconds the chair will move half the distance to the pizza. The philosopher huffs, stands up and walks out "It will never get there!"
They sit a physicist in the same chair and again with a new (and still hot) pizza at the other end of the room. They let him know that Every 30 seconds the chair will move half the distance to the pizza. The philosopher huffs, stands up and walks out "I know Zenos paradox, it will never get there!"
They sit a Biologist in a chair, with a pizza at the other end of the room. They let him know that Every 30 seconds the chair will move half the distance to the pizza. He takes out a knife and fork and waits. The loudspeaker asks him "aren't you worried you'll never get to the pizza?" biologist says "I'll get close enough..."
