Q. What’s the difference between an introvert and an extrovert mathematician?
A. When conversing, the introvert mathematician looks at their own shoes. The extrovert look at yours.
* Not mine, it’s old, but contains an element of truth.
Q. What’s the difference between an introvert and an extrovert mathematician?
A. When conversing, the introvert mathematician looks at their own shoes. The extrovert look at yours.
* Not mine, it’s old, but contains an element of truth.
Mathematician are less concerned with answers, than with asking the right questions. That is the hard part.
I sent you a joke
But I guess you didn’t get it
Laughter all.
Mike. Ron.
Home Planet's message
Is all good in your locality?
I was
Too ashamed
To
Reply
“I’m guessing you should have been here earlier”, Tom speculated.
I came across a song, Vergiss Mein Nicht, performed by the tenor Fritz Wunderlich, famous for Mozartian roles according to Wikipedia, but this is more in the tradition of singers such as Richard Tauber. I sent a link to a friend who is very into operetta style songs - it is a shared interest! - but he wanted to know what the lyrics would be in English. He couldn't find an English version and neither could I, so I had a go with the aid of Google Translate and some tidying up. I think the original and the translation stand quite well on their own as poems, which is often true of this song genre, but not of all song lyrics of course.
I took a certain liberty in line 3, because red is not mentioned in the original, but I think it works and it helps with the rhythm of the verse.
When you're so tender
Then I think, Forget me not!
And when your red lips kiss my mouth
Then I dream, Forget me not!
When you wrap your arm around me
Then I pray, Forget me not!
And when the day comes that we part
Please, Forget me not!
I turned up at some pottery classes
And found them all reciting vases.
A slip of the ears
It appears.
Q. What would a mathematical cowboy do with 0.5 of a steer?
A. Round it up.
I found these English words by computer search using a small program I wrote. What is unusual about them?
Abroad
Breach
Please
Spending
Stable
Stone
Strain
Here’s a little puzzle, that no-one can find out,
Whether every little swing has a little roundabout.
Many years ago an aged relative passed away, and for some reason I inherited her ear trumpet. I've always treasured it, as a relic from a past era.
I've been sheltering for 12 weeks, because I am quite vulnerable.
Today I went out, at last. Infection in my locaility is down to the level just before the lockdown. So I decided that, given the good weather, it would be safe to emerge blinking into the sunlight. It could be "Now or never", with "Now" being the better option.
Here is a record of the exploration* I made on my mobility scooter.
* "X" marks a spot where a car pulled up on the other side of the road and the driver wound down the window and said "Dr Walker, I presume." Well not exactly that, it was someone I knew, who said "How are you?" but roughly similar.
My herd of Wildebeest are restless, but I keep promising them it's not long until the Gnu normal...
Brexit. Was it just a Brussels rout?
If I was or were a Toad
I wouldn’t cross the road.
I wouldn’t get frisky.
Too risky.
can u be more definite?
I asked my plumber for a quotation.
Guess what I got back. "To be or not to be".
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