Lifehack: If you ever get cold at home, find a corner of the room to stand in.
They’re usually about 90 degrees.
Not precisely math, but close enough…
If Iron Man and Silver Surfer teamed up to defend Australia, they’d be alloys.
(From a marketing email I received)
Q: There were 30 students but only 28 chicken nuggets. How many didn’t get one?
A: Ten.
(if confused, read it out loud)
Does it somehow change to binary? Even so I really can’t figure it out.
Try saying the numbers real slow.
Oh for goodness sake. SMH
Yes, the accent on one syllable makes all the diff - I just got it myself!
Not a joke, but…
For some reason, the phrase “Never take a mathematician square-dancing” came to mind as if it were the opening to a joke; but if it is, I don’t remember the punchline.
Challenge level square dancing is usually only computer people, professors, etc. because it is so mathematical and logical.
The crinoline & polyester Western shirt stereotype is only one subset of the dance form, and basically non-existent at the higher levels.
Edited to add:
OMG, I’m just now watching! I’ve danced in that room, and the caller is Sandie Bryant! She is a goddess!!
Traditional Square Dance is not the same thing as Modern Western Square Dance. Among other distinctions, it is much more attractive to white supremacists. It also doesn’t have skill levels.
My algebra teacher would’ve loved that one. I still remember the time he gave us an extra credit question on one of the hard tests: “Why was 6 afraid of 7?” Because 7 8 9
If I’d only known the followup then, I might’ve gotten extra credit on the extra credit. but 6 didn’t have to be afraid, because 7 was just trying to get 3² meals per day.
Ooops, my bad - thanks for straightening me out!
“If you’re ever feeling down, just remember… you’re closer to being a millionaire than Jeff Bezos is.”
What’s a statistician’s favorite drink?
Probably tea.
Did you hear? 19 and 20 got in a fight.
yeah, 21
Did you hear 7 and 9 got in a fight?
(7 8 9)