My dog has fully mastered Newton's first law.
Lift the rope to read the punchline
An object at rest stays on the couch.
Exhibit 196·The Science Lab·16 words
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My dog has fully mastered Newton's first law.
An object at rest stays on the couch.
Exhibit 196·The Science Lab·16 words
Whenever something breaks in the physics lab, they blame gravity.
It's always willing to take the fall.
Exhibit 197·The Science Lab·17 words
Why did the beam of light get detention?
It kept bending the rules in glass.
Exhibit 198·The Science Lab·15 words
I threw a party at absolute zero.
Absolutely nobody moved.
Exhibit 199·The Science Lab·10 words
Never lend your car to a particle physicist.
They can't stay off the accelerator.
Exhibit 200·The Science Lab·14 words
Why is tungsten the hardest element to talk about?
It's a real tungsten twister.
Exhibit 201·The Science Lab·14 words
How did the ice cube pass the states-of-matter quiz?
It knew the material cold.
Exhibit 202·The Science Lab·14 words
I told my best joke to an atom.
It laughed so hard it split.
Exhibit 203·The Science Lab·14 words
Why did the amoeba fail its driving test?
It couldn't stop splitting lanes.
Exhibit 204·The Science Lab·13 words
Never argue with a microscope.
It blows everything out of proportion.
Exhibit 205·The Science Lab·11 words
Why do biologists make excellent accountants?
They're experts at taxonomy.
Exhibit 206·The Science Lab·10 words
Why are lions so good at office politics?
They understand the food chain of command.
Exhibit 207·The Science Lab·15 words
Rockets have the strangest careers.
They only take off after they've been fired.
Exhibit 208·The Science Lab·13 words
What does the moon say when it needs help?
Somebody gibbous a hand.
Exhibit 209·The Science Lab·13 words
Why did the hypotenuse get written up at work?
It kept cutting corners.
Exhibit 210·The Science Lab·13 words
Why are exponents such good babysitters?
They really know how to raise a number.
Exhibit 211·The Science Lab·14 words
Why do mathematicians retire at 71?
They want to leave while they're still in their prime.
Exhibit 212·The Science Lab·16 words
Why are functions the most dependable part of any program?
They always return your calls.
Exhibit 213·The Science Lab·15 words
I moved all my files to the cloud.
The storage is great, but the rent is sky-high.
Exhibit 214·The Science Lab·17 words
My smart TV tried stand-up comedy.
It kept buffering right before every punchline.
Exhibit 215·The Science Lab·13 words
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