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In summary: It's a humor that relies on absurdity and unexpectedness. It's not for everyone.Not a fan of surrealism, I take it?In summary, surrealism is an art form that relies on absurdity and unexpectedness, often producing incongruous imagery or effects. It may not be appreciated by everyone, but for those who do, it can be quite humorous.
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gmax137 said:
how did the crowd react?

With resistance.
 
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Some with reluctance.
 
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Any transients among the crowd?
 
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Reminds me of the BOFH's Etherkiller - a mains plug on one end and an RJ45 jack on the other...
 
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Everyone always laughed at me when I said that I would become a stand-up comedian. Now they are not laughing anymore!
 
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Why do you consider a career in mirror manufacturing?I could see myself doing that.
 
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Every morning when I enter the bathroom I say a little prayer. It's my shaving grace.
 
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Will this post get ban because it talks about a perpetual motion machine?

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Not perpetual motion, the motion will stop very rapidly at the bottom of the cliff.
 
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jack action said:
Will this post get ban because it talks about a perpetual motion machine?
It's just a bathtub in free-fall :wink:
 
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On a more serious note: This is similar to how astronauts wash in space. Take a bit of water and soap, rub it over your body. Soak it up with a towel. It does save a lot of water.



 
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gmax137 said:
It's just a bathtub in free-fall :wink:
Bad news is, if you want to shower for ten minutes, you will have to fall for 1766 km. But the good news is: you will automatically dry on re-entry!
 
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fresh_42 said:
Bad news is, if you want to shower for ten minutes, you will have to fall for 1766 km. But the good news is: you will automatically dry on re-entry!
Or before. Body heat should be enough to freeze-dry the skin. Better lather quick before the water hardens though.
 
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There are these upwards wind tunnels where you can "fall down" for as long as they have electricity. Slow them down and you can stand on the ground while the water doesn't fall down.
 
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mfb said:
There are these upwards wind tunnels where you can "fall down" for as long as they have electricity. Slow them down and you can stand on the ground while the water doesn't fall down.
You can have the same horizontally even without electricity in any town with sufficiently high skyscrapers.
 
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jack action said:
Will this post get ban because it talks about a perpetual motion machine?

Not perpetual motion -- so allowed by PF rules -- but I find the wet stick-figure dude hilarious along with the solemn admonition to save water.
 
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Dalai Lama applying for a permit:

Date of Birth:
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1-1- 23 BC
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2-23-157

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6-29-35
 
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ohm.gif
 
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what is your address.jpg
 
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256bits said:
There should be one for mathematicians on transcendental meditation.
Their resist having one.
 
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A pun that actually has good advice ...

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Try programming that one in C,
or have the AI geeks solve it.
Endless fun.:confused:
 
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This 15 year-old guy tells a father:
"Father, I just had 5 hours of sex with the most beautiful woman ever."
"Ok, then say 10 hail-Marys and 5 Rosaries."
" No, father, I am Buddhist."
"Then why are you telling me?"
"I'm telling _everyone_!"
 
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Apologies if repeated somewhere in the previous 6606 posts.

"She was only a moonshiner's daughter, but I love her still."

Or...

"She was only a rancher's daughter, but all the cow men knew 'er."

Or ...
"She was only a welder's daughter, but she had acetylene legs."
 
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Mark44 said:
acetylene legs.
Noowww I get it.
 
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Mark44 said:
"She was only a welder's daughter, but she had acetylene legs."
So long as they’re not toulene...
 
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No, that's only in New Orleans and they have a school named for them.
 
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Is there no "like" selection for /runs screaming from the room while holding his nose/?
 
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Workers at the glue-making plant made the best of a sticky situation.
cc JBriggs444: Don't come back yet!
 
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The jokes about horseradish
were pun-gent.
(Still, JBriggs...)
 
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Double horrible pun in classical music festival:
Going for Baroque. Sebastian is Bach!
 

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