Here is a random collection of cartoons, jokes, and puns for the holiday.
Tom Tomorrow’s latest cartoon has Droney visiting his boss David Petraeus.
Tom the Dancing Bug chroniclesBill O’Reilly’s nightmare about the slow disappearance of ‘traditional America’
And finally, here are 20 jokes for science nerds, with #5 below being one example. (By the way, I don’t get #10. Can anyone help me out?)
maxdwolf says
It’s suggestive of “The base (as in military base) is under assault!”
steve84 says
The only thing I can think of is that the chemical symbol for sodium is Na (natrium), so it reads as “NaNaNaNaNa…”. Still doesn’t make much sense though
steve84 says
Oh wait, it’s probably referring to the Batman theme:
EwgB says
Yeah, it definitely is the old Batman theme song. It’s often vocalized as “Na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na na-na BAT-MAN!”.
P.S.: Damn it, now I got that song stuck in my head! Took my me two days to get rid of it the last time it happened.
Lofty says
The no.5 joke must have been loved by first year high school chemistry teachers (hint to those who don’t get it, the base, sodium hydroxide,(the opposite of an acid) is under a salt, sodium chloride.) HaHaHaHaHa indeed. 😉
Lofty says
Sorry should have checked out no. 10 first. Batman for sure.
Randomfactor says
Re #2--they always forget the evaporate.
Mano Singham says
I would never have guessed in a million years that it was the Batman theme. Thanks for sparing me from sleepless nights trying to figure it out.
godlesspanther says
It reminds me of a photograph I saw. A salt shaker next to a D-cell. It was titled, “A Salt and Battery.”
garnetstar says
Notice that the majority are chemistry jokes. Confirms my theory, born of long experience, that chemists are the geekiest, most socially backwards, of nerds.
(Actually, it just stems from chemistry, involving as it does so many symbols, more easily becoming the basis of jokes. But, I don’t let facts get in the way of my theories.)