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Doppelgaanger

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 4:26 pm


So, they might be called 'nerdy' jokes, you know, jokes/riddles that often times a bunch of people won't get unless they like or are knowledgeable in a certain subject. I have one of them posted in my journal:

Johnny was a chemist's son,
Johnny is no more.
What Johnny thought was H2O,
Was H2SO4!

rofl

See, that's a chemistry one...

Got any? They don't have to be chemistry. They can be math, or linguistics, or, whatever.

(By the way, H2SO4 is sulfuric acid.)
PostPosted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:23 pm


Old linguists never die; they just decline irregularly.

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PostPosted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 2:25 am


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Old linguists never die; they just decline irregularly.

Old musicians never die; they just decompose.

...Yeah. I like music jokes.

Q: What do you get when you drop a piano on top of an army officer?
A: A flat major.

Arriving in Heaven

Three men die and go to heaven and queue to meet St. Peter.

St. Peter: Hi, what's your name?

Paul: My name is Paul.

St. Peter: Hi, Paul. Tell me, when you died, how much were you earning?

Paul: 120K.

St. Peter: Wow! Tell me, Paul, what were you doing to earn that kind of money?

Paul: I was a lawyer.

St. Peter: That's great. Come on in. (St. Peter then turned to the second man.) Hi, what's your name?

Roger: My name is Roger.

St. Peter: Hi, Roger. Tell me, when you died, how much were you earning?

Roger: 60K.

St. Peter: Hey, that's great! Tell me, Roger, what did you do for a living?

Roger: I was an accountant.

St. Peter: That's very good. Come on in. (St. Peter then turned to the third man.) Hi, what's your name?

John: My name is John.

St. Peter: Hi, John. Tell me, John, how much were you earning when you died?

John: About $23,000.

St. Peter: Hey, that's fantastic, John! Tell me, what instrument did you play?
PostPosted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 6:47 am


There's also 'old composers never die, they merely decompose.' That's how my violin instructor worded it.

I have no more. D;

Kalathma


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 12, 2009 12:52 pm


Doppelgaanger
So, they might be called 'nerdy' jokes, you know, jokes/riddles that often times a bunch of people won't get unless they like or are knowledgeable in a certain subject. I have one of them posted in my journal:

Johnny was a chemist's son,
Johnny is no more.
What Johnny thought was H2O,
Was H2SO4!

rofl

See, that's a chemistry one...

Got any? They don't have to be chemistry. They can be math, or linguistics, or, whatever.

(By the way, H2SO4 is sulfuric acid.)



lol, I know that one! I got it off a shirt that was being sold on geek.com

They have a bunch of randomly useless yet cool stuff on that site.
PostPosted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 1:29 pm


I love music jokes!

What do you got when you have 50 conductors up to their necks in wet concrete?
A:not enough concrete

How many tuba players does it take to screw in a lightbulb
a:none they just sneak away in the dark

Q: How many conductors does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: Only one, but then again, who's really watching?

Once upon a time, there was a blind rabbit and blind snake, both living in the same neighborhood. One beautiful day, the blind rabbit was hopping happily down the path toward his home, when he bumped into someone. Apologizing profusely he explained,
- "I am blind, and didn't see you there."
- "Perfectly all right," said the snake, "because I am blind, too, and did not see to step out of your way."
A conversation followed, gradually becoming more intimate, and finally the snake said,
- "This is the best conversation I have had with anyone for a long time. Would you mind if I felt you to see what you are like?"
- "Why, no," said the rabbit. "Go right ahead."
So the snake wrapped himself around the rabbit and shuffled and snuggled his coils, and said,
- "MMMM! You're soft and warm and fuzzy and cuddly...and those ears! You must be a rabbit."
- "Why, that's right!" said the rabbit. "May I feel you?"
- "Go right ahead." said the snake, stretching himself out full length on the path.
The rabbit began to stroke the snake's body with his paws, then drew back in disgust.
- "Yuck!" he said. "You're cold...and slimy... and you have no ears. you must be a conductor!"

^.^
My friend told me this one
So Rene Descartes walks into a bar and the bartender asks if he wants a drink. Descartes replied "I think not" and vanishes.

(Rene Descartes is known for the quote "I think therefore I am" )

epobbp


Henneth Annun

PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 7:32 pm


This one is a bit outdated, but just pretend the Berlin Wall was still up.

Q: How do you use a bannana as a compass?

A: Put it on top of the Berlin wall. The side with the bannana bitten off is East Germany.
PostPosted: Tue May 19, 2009 10:11 am


Ooh, ooh! I know the piano one! You get A flat minor!

JeSuisMustapha

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