Cheezy Math Humour
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LOL!!
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You owe me a new keyboard. 
Steve Foley
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As an undergraduate Math major, currently attending Law School, and taking Constitutional Law this semester, I find this particularly hysterical.
JoeSelch
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Hooray for cheezy math humour!!
Pi Mu Epsilon - relentlessly approaching zero
Pi Mu Epsilon - relentlessly approaching zero
JeffDG
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Bingo! That was exactly my though process when seeing it...when I "got it" I was absolutely howling...
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One of my sons has the initials PI. One year in baseball he got the number 3 on his jersey. I joked that we should add a ".14"
The silence was deafening.
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I never noticed the symbol the first three times I looked at it in my inbox (xkcd is in my RSS feeds). Then I haz the lulz.
Steve Foley
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The elevators in the Umass Amherst math building went to the 17th floor. On the ground floor were lighted numerals showing where the elevator was. Between the numerals were the symbols e and pi. Funniest graffiti I ever saw. (OK, I lead a dull life)
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Well, so long as there wasn't a floor labeled "i"
Steve Foley
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e was between 2 and 3, and pi was between 3 and 4. I don't remember where i goes. (The only man on the planet who knew, and I forgot)
Areeda
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Generally speaking it's on a different axis. If I-XVII are horizontal i, IIi would be vertical.
God I can believe I took the bait. I'm going to slap myself
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Well, I suppose they could list the Basement as i²
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Steve Foley
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Not THAT's funny, I don't care who you are.
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Why would anyone care. You can use the superscript brackets here in vBulliten
http://www.pilotsofamerica.com/forum/misc.php?do=bbcode
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EdFred
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keystrokes for ALT+0178 = 4-1/2
keystrokes for bracket sup bracket two bracket slash sup bracket = 12
I'll use my way thanks.
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Your solution only works for one case. Mine for works for more. I'll stick with mine.
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Gotta say the "At Home with the Heisenbergs" made me snort coffee out my nose.
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Best math nerd T shirt I've seen: "I wish I were a derivative so I could lie tangent to your curves."