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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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DennisN said:
Gosh, this one is so funny (I just saw it on facebook) :smile: :

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Looks far side. I loved those in the 90s
 
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pinball1970 said:
Looks far side. I loved those in the 90s
Gary Larson still produces cartoons, slowly, on his website. I check it every day. A psychiatrist could write an entire book on whatever is really going on in Larson's deep subconscious.

My favorite is an old cartoon where a line of cows are waiting to go into an abattoir. One cow at the end yells at another nearer the front who is trying to cut in line, and says: "Hey you! End of the line!"
 
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Physicists found out but decide to go back in again.
 
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This reminds me of my time as a PhD student. The department used to have a large unused glass display case. I put a sign on it ”Don’t feed the neutrinos”.
 
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Orodruin said:
I put a sign on it ”Don’t feed the neutrinos”.
You wouldn't want them to gain mass.
 
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Ibix said:
You wouldn't want them to gain mass.
That’s the problem. Someone fed the right-handed neutrinos and look where we’re at …
 
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Orodruin said:
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This reminds me of my time as a PhD student. The department used to have a large unused glass display case. I put a sign on it ”Don’t feed the neutrinos”.
There is a deluxe present version available: wrapped in specific papers according to the occasion and filled with mist and some extra surprise myons.
 
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What is blue and smells like red paint?

Red paint moving very fast towards you.
 
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As a physicist, I find myself working with engineers quite often. I used to have a hard time until I figured out what we have in common. We both wish we were physicists."
 
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Jodo said:
What is blue and smells like red paint?

Red paint moving very fast towards you.
Think I've told this one before, but a friend claims to have seen a bumper sticker in the carpark at CERN that said

If this sticker appears blue you are driving too fast

Edit: knew I'd posted it before.
 
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Einstein shouting out of a train window to a railroad worker:
”Excuse me, young man! Does Hamburg stop at this train?”
 
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BillTre said:
I actually tried this starting a couple of years ago, by resuming my teenage interest in chess. In the first tournament I attempted, my heart nearly gave out from the stress. :cry:

It seems I can't win (in life nor at chess).
 
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Jodo said:
As a physicist, I find myself working with engineers quite often. I used to have a hard time until I figured out what we have in common. We both wish we were physicists."
Experimental or theoretical?

Istm that theoretical engineering overlaps quite a bit with theoretical physics.
 
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Where the precise mathematics and joules of physics, interface with the $ of economics, and the compromises of commerce, you will find an isolation transformer. That victim, abused from both sides, is called an engineer.
 
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Utah's Great Salt Lake has been shrinking so much, I hear it's going to be renamed the Great Salt Lick.
 
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God was talking to Adam when Adam noticed a guy off in the distance and asked God who that was. God said, ah that's Keith Richards. He was here when I got here.
 
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There are 3 kinds of people -- those who can count and those who can't.
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There are 10 kinds of people -- those who understand binary and those who don't.
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There are II kinds of people -- those who understand roman numerals and those who don't.
 
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There are two kinds of people: (1) those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
 
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I believe that is actually an early 4G version. The easiest way to identify the difference is to note that the chemtrails from the latest 5G systems, are now made invisible by the addition of fluoride.
 
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From an earlier post with a similar theme, I believe they don't actually fly but are carried by swarms of murder hornets.
 
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Ibix said:
carried by swarms of murder hornets.
… genetically modified of course.
 
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phinds said:
This reminded me of a very funny page I found when I was searching the net for "most hated fonts". There are some hilarious quotes on that page:

https://www.prepressure.com/fonts/interesting/most-hated

e.g.

Comic Sans: “It’s not that it’s a terrible font – it’s rather that it suits non-designers far better than those with a sense of the aesthetic would like.”

Arial: "If you’re working in a medium where you’re not restricted to certain fonts, and you’re considering using Arial – don’t.”

Times New Roman: "I cannot look at Times New Roman without automatically assuming that it is a placeholder font, waiting to be replaced by something appropriate for the text.“

Brush Script: "Brush Script is a useful tool for identifying morons. It is the typeface equivalent of the backward-worn baseball cap.”

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