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Is this statement missing context?jtbell said:Today I learned that Ireland is the richest country in the world...
because its capital has been doublin' every year for the last hundred years.
Dublin/doublin'Oldman too said:Is this statement missing context?
A joke from the days after the 2008 recession/depression. What's the capital of Iceland? Around $2.50.jtbell said:Today I learned that Ireland is the richest country in the world...
because its capital has been doublin' every year for the last hundred years.
I wasn't aware that there were two Dublin's, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin_(barony) / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dublin I guess it did double. Can doublin'n Dublin be expressed mathematically? just wondering.Ibix said:Dublin/doublin'
At current rates, that gives you... about... 257.14 Icelandic Krona!WWGD said:What's the capital of Iceland: Around $2.50.
Seems like an additional few Kronos would be enough for a double shot Espresso.Oldman too said:At current rates, that gives you... about... 257.14 Icelandic Krona!
Hey, I got this round. I'm celebrating my Bearth day.WWGD said:Enough for a double shot Espresso.
No one was billed $.002, and Randall Munroe wasn't the Verizon customer.Mark44 said:The explanation is wrong.
The check was made out for $.002, which is the amount Randall Munroe was billed for. No amount of explanation on his part got through to the clueless Verizon employee he talked to.
##e^{i\pi} = -1## is what is written, not ##e^{2\pi}##. The explanation for the summation is correct.
The amount of the check is .002 - 1 + 1 = $0.002, or 2/10 of a cent.
Edit: Looks like several people beat me to the punch here.
There are some in Belfast who might try to dispute this...jtbell said:Today I learned that Ireland is the richest country in the world...
because its capital has been doublin' every year for the last hundred years.
On the other hand jokes about nuclear fission only work if enough good ones are concentrated at one spot...Oldman too said:I have many chemistry jokes, but I’m afraid they won’t get a good reaction...
All the best chemistry puns about noble gases are gone.Oldman too said:I have many chemistry jokes, but I’m afraid they won’t get a good reaction...
...there's someone out there whose job it is to install turn signals on BMWs.phinds said:If you are ever feeling particularly ineffectual, remember ---
I think that is more of a testament to what faith can do.phinds said:If you are ever feeling particularly ineffectual, remember --- it took 20 years, trillions of dollars, and 4 US presidents to replace the Taliban with ... the Taliban.
That must be a biofuel-powered car. The driver supplies the fuel.WWGD said: