Do most Catholics still go to math?Lord Jim wrote:with a lisp...
Math puns
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There's a fine line between a numerator and a denominator...
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Math Puns
Math pun humor? This is a sine of a much bigger problem.

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A certain former poster plus our own Joe Guy results in a quaderratic differential.


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I've always been suspicious that quad might be a closet holomorphic.
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Not sure if this qualifies for this thread, but I'm just gonna leave this here...


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It definitely qualifies. Except it could have said "1023 megbytes" and been just that much more geekish.
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Was this a random derive-by shooting? Or was this the work of the Middle-Eastern terrorist group Al Gebra?Lord Jim wrote:
Either way, the assailants were obviously in possession of weapons capable of causing mathive casualties.

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Whatever mode they used to carry this out, when they crossed the median, they weren't your average gang, they were a mean one.Bicycle Bill wrote: Either way, the assailants were obviously in possession of weapons capable of causing mathive casualties.
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The picture shows the result was multiple casualties....
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Yes, that was a sad product.Joe Guy wrote:The picture shows the result was multiple casualties....
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Thanks for clearing that up, Scooter. I had been wondering where she was. I have been asking people all day: "Where's Polly gone?"Scooter wrote: