What do you get when you cross a mountain climber with mosquito?
Nothing. You can't combine a scalar with a vector.
LOL!!! Nerd humor!
What is your favorite nerdy joke?
What do you get when you cross a mountain climber with mosquito?
Nothing. You can't combine a scalar with a vector.
LOL!!! Nerd humor!
What is your favorite nerdy joke?
I made one up once that I intended to put on a shirt, but then never got around to:
"I'm a dichotomist because the way I see it you either are one or your not."
I guess that's more English language nerdery than science or math nerdery.
A bear is wandering in the woods, and while he was wandering he came upon two snakes, a male and a female, who seemed to be searching frantically for something.
Intrigued, the bear asks, "Hey, snakes, what are you looking for?"
The male snake says, "A log, of course."
"Why do you need a log?", the bear asks.
The female snake says, "Well, we're adders. We need logs to multiply."
I bet that bear was looking for the hunter who keeps shooting his mates.
There are only 10 types of people in the world -- those who understand binary, and those who don't
Dammit, Jabster, you beat me to the punch by three minutes!
[Edit]...or, should I say, 11 minutes?
@phrankygee
LOL ...
I am a sort of nerd a heart as the thought of a Speccy 48k stills brings a tear to my eye. Those where the days of real computing and none of this namby pamby stuff we have nowdays.
<waits for replies about computing from the 70's>
I should of course add that real men program in hex.
Different kind of nerdy; this one works better spoken aloud:
How did Darth Vader know what Luke Skywalker got him for Christmas?
He felt his presents.
The inimitable pick-up lines:
Are you the square root of 2? Because I feel irrational when I am around you.
I wish I could be your derivative so I could be tangent to your curves.
Hey babe, wanna see the exponential growth of my natural log?
Baby, I know my math, and you’ve got one significant figure.
If I were an enzyme I’d be Helicase so I could unzip your genes.
I like Rodney's kind of nerdy better. It doesn't make me feel stupid and bad at math.
On a related note, I bought my 4-day pass (with preview night) to ComiCon San Diego 2010 yesterday, and I am STOKED!
I was in San Diego during that Con, but didn't go.
Made me sad...
My brother goes every year. For free. He lives in SD, and has a press pass, so he has the Nerdiest Show on Earth land in his back yard once a year, and he doesn't have to spend a dime on travel, hotel, or even admission! AND, if that weren't enough, his Birthday falls during the event! Next year will be his 30th birthday, and I will be there with him!
Lucky bastard.
And I mean that in the nicest possible way.
Yes, he is lucky. But he looks too much like dad to be a bastard. *I* don't look that much like dad, though...
Next year will be his 30th birthday, and I will be there with him!
I was talking about you...
...in the nicest possible way.
Hehe... Yeah, but still, he's way luckier.
You guys shouls all come, too. It's right by the waterfront, so we could launch the UF cruise straight from the Con...
Hahahaha! Nope, those pick up lines would *totally* work on me!!! LOL!!!
Felicia Day is the only remaining reason I'd go to comic con. I used to want to go to meet Paul Cornell, but then I met him in the course of my work. That's happened with all of the other people I really wanted to meet, too. Except maybe John Barrowman. I'd like to meet him, but I'm not sure if my heterosexuality is strong enough to resist going a little gay for Captain Jack.
But I can't imagine any work related thing that will cause me to meet Felicia, so I think going to comic con would be the only way.
Total nerd cred here: Today I had lunch with the person who wrote this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Measure_of_a_Man_(Star_Trek:_The_Next_Generation)
She bought me baklava for desert.
Mmm, baklava.
Descartes walks into a bar and the bartender asks "The usual, Descartes?"
Descartes replies "I don't think.." and disappears.
Philosophy humor!
Q: How many surrealists does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Dog
"An atom walks into a bar and says, 'I've lost my electron!' The bartender says, 'are you sure?' The atom says, 'I'm positive!'"
"Mushroom walks into a bar, the bartender yells out, 'We don't serve your kind here!' The mushroom says, 'why not? I'm a fungi!'"
A horse walks into a bar and the barman says "Why the long face?"
"One day in the late mid-eighties, I was in my early late-twenties. I had just been dismissed from University after delivering a brilliant lecture on the aggressive influence of German philosophy on rock 'n' roll entitled 'You, Kant, Always Get What You Want.'"
Not that nerdy, but my favorite "walks into a bar" joke.
Three ropes walk into a bar. The bartender says "Can't you read? We don't serve ropes in here!" Sure enough, once they retreat outside, they see the sign in the window.
No Ropes Allowed!
One of the ropes decides to re-enter, incognito. He puts on a suit and a necktie, and strolls right up to the bar, ordering a drink.
"Excuse me,", says the barman, "but aren't you a rope?"
"Oh, heavens no!" says the rope. "I'm a traveling businessman!"
"I don't think so", said the man. "See, you have a long, flexible middle like a rope, and two ends like a rope, and I says yer a rope! Now get outta' here before I go get my scissors and make thread out of you!"
Dismayed, the rope heads out, where his friends were watching.
Rope 2 thought he had a better idea for a disguise. Tying his middle in a loose knot, he donned a cape and a fake mustache, and entered.
"Excuse me," said the barman, "but are you, by any chance, a rope?"
"Of course not," the rope said in his best Austrian accent. "I am a visiting Count! You do not recognize me?"
"Oh, I think I do", said the bartender, cracking a menacing smile. "You may not have quite as long and flexible a middle as your buddy, but you still got two ends like a rope, and I says yer a rope! Now get!" With this he reached beneath the bar and extracted a pair of scissors. The rope fled.
The third rope tied his middle into a tight, multilayered knot, until he was nearly spherical, and hid his two ends by fraying them wildly. Secure that he looked almost entirely unropelike, he entered, bellying up to the bar and ordering a drink. To his delight, he was served, even though the barman was eyeing him with some puzzlement. He finished his drink and ordered another. As the barman poured,he asked the question.
"I'm terribly sorry, sir, and I hope you won't think me rude, but you're not, by any chance, a rope, are you?"
"No." he answered. "No, I'm a frayed knot."
It's more like a riddle but I laugh when people don't get it:
A sail boat circles the earth at the equator. Which part travels the most distance?
Answer:The Mast/crowsnest
It's so obvious
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