Singularity Jokes
CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND — Stephen Hawking did have a sense of humor and he did like talking about black holes in particular.
Limericks, which originated around 1896, are short, humorous poems five lines long. The first, second, and fifth lines rhyme with each other. The third and fourth lines are shorter and form a rhymed couplet. Stumpy believes that the point of the poem matters more than slavish adherence to anapestic form. So screw metrical feet. Just enjoy them!
CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND — Stephen Hawking did have a sense of humor and he did like talking about black holes in particular.
NORTHEAST PACIFIC — Don’t let the name fool you. This fish is, indeed, a fish.
STANLEY, NORTH DAKOTA, USA — Hydraulic fracturing is like raw-dogging the earth deep in its tight borehole.
WICHITA, KANSAS, USA — You many not believe it, but horses are more than just food. Take Sam, for example.
HAND PLACE, IDAHO, USA — Take touching yourself to the next level with this revolutionary technique.
MONTREAL, CANADA — Justice is blind. In this case, it’s more important than ever.