Collection of Lame Jokes

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What's Easter Bunny's favorite musical?

Hare.
 
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jtbell said:
Where does the Easter Bunny like to vacation?

Grand Rabbits, Michigan
Cedar Rabbits, Iowa
While making a stop in Chicago.( O' Hare)
 
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New invention: Door opens when it needs repair.
 
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WWGD said:
While making a stop in Chicago.( O' Hare)
That would of course be the Irish branch of the Bunny's family.
 
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Time for some Musical Analysis:

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Talking to this Indian girl: "Me Tarzan, you Jain."
At the Olympics:
" Are you a pole vaulter"?
" No, I'm German. How did you know my name is Walter"?
 
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WWGD said:
Talking to this Indian girl: "Me Tarzan, you Jain."
At the Olympics: " Are you a pole vaulter"?
" No, I am German. How did you know my name is Walter"?
What is the contour integral around North America?

Zero. The Poles are in Europe.
 
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Back to the roots: lame as lame can be! At least of the category 'Ouch'.
Orodruin said:
What is the contour integral around North America?

Zero. The Poles are in Europe.
Self-made?
 
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fresh_42 said:
Self-made?
Unfortunately not. It is pretty old and the original had West/East Europe instead of NA/Europe but I changed it because the entire West/East split is a bit fuzzy and political at the moment.
 
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Here’s another really lame one that I sometimes torment students with:

Why didn’t Newton invent group theory?

He wasn’t Abel.
 
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Orodruin said:
Here’s another really lame one that I sometimes torment students with:

Why didn’t Newton invent group theory?

He wasn’t Abel.
That would depend on whether your students are commuters or not.
 
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Orodruin said:
Here’s another really lame one that I sometimes torment students with:

Why didn’t Newton invent group theory?

He wasn’t Abel.
That doesn't work in our languages.
 
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Orodruin said:
What is the contour integral around North America?

Zero. The Poles are in Europe.
Wrong. According to Wikipedia there are approximately 9.15m poles in the US.

[But,... hmm,... if one identifies as a pole in the US, does one still get a residue?]
 
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strangerep said:
Wrong. According to Wikipedia there are approximately 9.15m poles in the US.
Dang it. It would seem there are no simple Poles.
 
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Orodruin said:
Dang it. It would seem there are no simple Poles.
At least, it can be said that poles in the west are stable.
 
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Considering most probably came by air and the level of aeronautical engineering required to build one … at least most Poles got there by being in a very complex plane.
 
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fresh_42 said:
That doesn't work in our languages.
But it otherwise rings Abel.*

*And so did Quasimodo.
 
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Man ... all this talk about continuous symmetries generated by a vector field is Killing me ...
 
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Orodruin said:
Man ... all this talk about continuous symmetries generated by a vector field is Killing me ...
That's a Lie.
 
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fresh_42 said:
That's a Lie.
Let's face it: That one was a bit derivative.
 
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Orodruin said:
Let's face it: That one was a bit derivative.
Det var Noethervändig.
 
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fresh_42 said:
Det var Noethervändig.
It seems the nerdiness of this thread does not Poisson commute with the Hamiltonian.
 

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