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This Facebook Group Is All About “Science Humor”, Here Are 50 Of Their Most Hilarious Posts (New Pics)
Remember how your high school science teacher would say that science can be fun? That meant either lab work or a group assignment, which for many kids was just as far from the definition of fun as preparing for a science class test.
Fast forward to today, and things have changed. Many young adults appreciate the things they never did, find new hobbies and passions, develop a sense of nostalgia, and realize they were always a nerd to begin with…
So in order to show you exactly how nerdy we all are deep down, we present you the “Science Humor” Facebook group devoted to posting the best science-related laughs, cartoons, puns, jokes, japes, antics, and you name it!
With a whopping 1.2M members, the group is basically a powerhouse blending education, knowledge and internet comedy. Below we wrapped up some of the funniest and most recent posts from the page to treat your inner nerd, so scroll down!
After you’re done, be sure to check out our previous feature with more jokes from Science Humor right here.
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Donkey boi 3 years ago
How she still got a hand? Mine would have fallen off about halfway through!
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Candy Cane 3 years ago
12? Half the time my 4-5 person teams for group projects in school can't all do what they're supposed to on time.
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Headless Roach 3 years ago
If you make your point with an axe, it's hard to question your views
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Jinx Evergreen 3 years ago
fun but seriously people need to address the fact that it is LEGO there is no S, look at the box (like sheep, not sheeps)
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Lakota Wolf 3 years ago
Shouldn't the answer be 10? Please help. I was an English major. Numbers make brain hurt.
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Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
"What do you have to say to all those hair cells recently laid off from the scalp?" "There will be plenty of new jobs for everyone on the back!"
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Tim Douglass 3 years ago (edited)
It's a race to see who's going to die first. Same as chemotherapy.
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Headless Roach 3 years ago
Why not install wheels underneath and go? Follow me for more improvement ideas.
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David A Paterson 3 years ago
"You'll never make it if you keep cutting corners", "What?", "Cubes".
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VonBlade 3 years ago
Before this appears in one of those "you've been using juice boxes wrong" posts, just pointing out that image A shows a length of straw visible so you can work out where the bottom is for maximum extraction, whilst image B, once the tiny straw end is inside you cannot know where it is or how it's bent, thus meaning you're less likely to extract all the contents without a lot of faff.
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Woundwort42 3 years ago
Without maths, I wouldn't know that it takes light about 39mS for light to travel the diameter of the Earth
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CalicoKitty 3 years ago
To be fair, back in the day games were optimised to use every bit of free processing power efficiently, and the graphics were fairly basic. Now we get to deal with things that are 30% shiny rendering, 50% spaghetti code, 25% spyware, and 5% function.
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CalicoKitty 3 years ago
When I was in high school we did an experiment where we made esters - basically perfumes but really concentrated - and because our chemistry teacher gave zero damns about anything half the class spent the lesson sticking their noses directly over the beakers to aggressively smell them. (In case you're wondering, at that concentration everything smells like nail polish remover. Which probably doesn't bode well for the degree of damage done to our noses.)
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David A Paterson 3 years ago
Actually, very few people do know Newton's second law. Because it isn't F=ma. It's F=d(mv)/dt, force equals rate change of momentum.
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Yettichild 3 years ago
I dont know about that. If the nose works like a lie detector, as long as the person saying the statement doesn't know it's a false statement, it would register as true or non-conclusive.
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Deborah Harris2 3 years ago
I'll be sending my opticians bill straight to Bored Panda for the very bad screen shot and pastes on this thread ... ouch
Deborah Harris2 3 years ago
I'll be sending my opticians bill straight to Bored Panda for the very bad screen shot and pastes on this thread ... ouch
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