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From: boreas@bucsb.UUCP (j)
Newsgroups: net.jokes
Subject: Re: Math joke
Message-ID: <199@bucsb.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 26-Mar-86 01:05:14 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 26 01:05:14 1986
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>What was the first math lesson?
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>God told Adam to multiply...
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>If you keep telling old math jokes, I'll have to dis-integrate you.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>How did you derive that line?
>>>>>>>>>>>>Oh, it makes no differential...
>>>>>>>>>>>This is at best a partial excuse for humor.
>>>>>>>>>>When will these math jokes stop? Please give me a sine!
>>>>>>>>>Notice how these jokes tend to send people off on tangents?
>>>>>>>>These lousy jokes keep adding up...and I fear this may be the worst case!
>>>>>>>This seems to be forming an infinte series.
>>>>>>Well, as long as it doesn't become complex, we won't keep going in circles.
>>>>>There ought to be a sin in that!
>>>>This discussion is Polar-izing the net! It is going to divide us!
>>>I can't see anything positive coming out of this. 
>>It's all imaginary anyway.
>Now real-ly! Hasn't this gone far enough?
There seems to be no limit to these. . . .