Subject: The
Sunday Morning Laughs #588c
Date: 5/11/2008
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Laughs’ at
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Subj: Herman
Comic Strip
By Jim Unger
From: Comics.com on 4/22/2008
Source: http://www.comics.com/comics/herman/index.html
You can view this cute Herman
comic strip on my web site
by clicking below.
http://www.jokelibrary.net/education/m_files/m5-herman.html
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Subj: Love
Sucks
From: LABLaughsAdult on 4/23/2008
Source: http://www.lablaughs.com/adult_toon.php?id=A19911007
You can view this strange
animated GIF at the above source,
or on my web site by clicking
below.
http://www.jokelibrary.net/yNonJokes/love/supp-sucks.html
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Subj: Mutts
Comic Strip
By Patrick McDonnell
From: WashingtonPost on 4/24/2008
Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/artsandliving
........./comics/king_mutts.html?name=Mutts
You can read this Earth Days
quote by Albert Einstein
on my web site by clicking
below.
http://www.jokelibrary.net/education/m_files/m5-mutts.html
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Subj: Alfred
E. Newman
From: darrellvip on 4/24/2008
Ever wonder what happened
to Alfred E.Newman from
Mad Magazine? Click
below to watch as he grows
up in this animated GIF.
http://www.jokelibrary.net/xOtherNtoZ/polit/bush-supp-newman.html
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Subj: Miller
Beer Ad
From: rfslick on 4/19/2008
You can view this fake beer
ad on my site by clicking below.
http://www.jokelibrary.net/xOtherAtoM/drinking/beer1-miller.html
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Subj: Finding
Height With A Barometer
From: collins2 on 5/20/00
The following concerns a question
in a physics degree exam
at the University of Copenhagen:
"Describe how to determine
the height of a skyscraper
with a barometer."
One student replied:
"You tie a long piece of string
to the neck of the barometer,
then lower the barometer
from the roof of the skyscraper to
the ground. The length
of the string plus the length of the
barometer will equal the
height of the building."
This highly original answer
so incensed the examiner that
the student was failed immediately.
The student appealed on
the grounds that his answer
was indisputably correct, and
the university appointed
an independent arbiter to decide
the case. The arbiter
judged that the answer was indeed
correct, but did not display
any noticeable knowledge of
physics. To resolve
the problem it was decided to call the
student in and allow him
six minutes in which to provide a
verbal answer which showed
at least a minimal familiarity
with the basic principles
of physics.
For five minutes the student
sat in silence, forehead
creased in thought.
The arbiter reminded him that time was
running out, to which the
student replied that he had
several extremely relevant
answers, but couldn't make up
his mind which to use.
On being advised to hurry up the
student replied as follows:
"Firstly, you could take the
barometer up to the roof of
the skyscraper, drop it over
the edge, and measure the
time it takes to reach the
ground. The height of the
building can then be worked
out from the formula
H = 0.5g x t squared.
But bad luck on the barometer."
"Or if the sun is shining
you could measure the height
of the barometer, then set
it on end and measure the
length of its shadow.
Then you measure the length of
the skyscraper's shadow,
and thereafter it is a simple
matter of proportional arithmetic
to work out the height
of the skyscraper."
"But if you wanted to be highly
scientific about it, you
could tie a short piece of
string to the barometer and
swing it like a pendulum,
first at ground level and then
on the roof of the skyscraper.
The height is worked out
by the difference in the
gravitational restoring force
T = 2 pi sqr root (l / g)."
"Or if the skyscraper has
an outside emergency staircase,
it would be easier to walk
up it and mark off the height
of the skyscraper in barometer
lengths, then add them up."
"If you merely wanted to be
boring and orthodox about it,
of course, you could use
the barometer to measure the air
pressure on the roof of the
skyscraper and on the ground,
and convert the difference
in millibars into feet to give
the height of the building."
"But since we are constantly
being exhorted to exercise
independence of mind and
apply scientific methods,
undoubtedly the best way
would be to knock on the
janitor's door and say to
him 'If you would like a nice
new barometer, I will give
you this one if you tell me
the height of this skyscraper'."
The student was Niels Bohr,
the only Dane to win the
Nobel prize for Physics.
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Subj: Three
Proofs Jesus Was ...
From: icohen on 12/20/1999
and From: woneye on 6/8/2003
THREE PROOFS THAT JESUS WAS
JEWISH
He went into his father's business.
He lived at home until he was 33.
He was sure his mother was a virgin, and
his Mother was sure he was God.
THREE PROOFS THAT JESUS WAS
IRISH
He never got married.
He was always telling stories.
He loved the green pastures.
THREE PROOFS THAT JESUS WAS
PUERTO RICAN
His first name was Jesus.
He was bilingual.
He was always being harassed by authorities.
THREE PROOFS THAT JESUS WAS
ITALIAN
He talked with his hands.
He had wine with every meal.
He worked in the building trades.
THREE PROOFS THAT JESUS WAS
BLACK
He called everybody "brother".
He liked Gospel.
He couldn't get a fair trial.
THREE PROOFS THAT JESUS WAS
CALIFORNIAN
He never cut his hair.
He walked around barefoot.
He started a new religion.
THREE PROOFS THAT JESUS WAS
A WOMAN
He had to feed a crowd at a moment's notice
when there was no food.
He kept trying to get the message across to
a bunch of men who just didn't get it.
Even when he was dead he had to get up because
there was more work to do.
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Subj: Other
Bridge Columns
by Phillip Alder
From: The Vallejo Times Herald
This hand discusses how to
play no-trump hands. Click
below to read the column.
http://www.jokelibrary.net/xOtherAtoM/g2/a_bridge_column44.html
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