« Reply #15 on: February 18, 2010, 07:23:20 pm »
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A funny maths joke:
4 brilliant maths students have been getting flawless marks in their calculus classes and have decided that instead of studying for their final, they should take that time off and let their hair down by going to a party around an hour away from their uni. Anyway on the day of their exam they wake up all hungover and rush towards the uni but miss out on the exam. Anyway the students go "we were at a birthday party and on the way back one of our tyres went flat", the professor said "considering you guys are my top students I will allow you to sit a make up exam tomorrow".
Anyway the next day they all role up to the lecture theatre to sit the exam (to avoid cheating, all must be spaced away from eachother) and the professor gives them their exam papers. Any way they feel confident and start the exam:
Total marks: 100Question 1: Integrate ... worth 5 marks
They all do this question really easily and turn to the next page:
Question 2: Which tyre went fla?tworth 95 marks
EDIT: Had an epic fail 
i think this is appropraite...
um
so there is this small guuy and girl
and the girl is playing at her house when the boy walks past and says i have a football and this is a boys football so u can't have one
the girl runs in and tells her mum and the next day the girl shows her new football to the boy and the boy is angry
then the boy comes with a boys bike and he nags her and she tells her mum and the next day she has a bike too. the boy is really angry.
s the third day the boy pulls down his pants and says i have one of these and only boys have them and how are u going to tell ur mum to get you one..he walks away satisfied
then the next day teh girl pulls down her dress and says
"as long as i have one of these i can have as many of those as i want"
That's just sick!
« Last Edit: February 18, 2010, 09:51:18 pm by QuantumJG »

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