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  • Be nice to clones. They are people two!
    —Adrian Bozzay

  • The rocket scientists were having a blast!
    —Malte

  • After years of searching for an advanced energy source, the scientists got a nu-clear idea.
    —Ryan Quick

  • All homogenous mixtures are the same.
    —Josh Amunrud

  • Did you hear about the electrical engineer who designed his own pace maker? He likes to say, "Ohm is where the heart is."
    —Thomas P. Steigerwald

  • Did you hear the story about the electrical engineer who quit to become a cowboy? His favorite song was "Ohm, ohm on the Range."
    —Thomas P. Steigerwald

  • The new layman's term for the afterbirth of the placenta is said to be "post-natal drip."
    —DuckofWub

  • The nineteenth-century German physicist took up painting as a hobby. Ohm is where the art is.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The physics professor asked me how I liked my studies on magnetism. I said, "It's O.K.—I gauss."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • When I visited the sick physicist in the hospital, I asked him how he felt. He said, "Erg, I'm dyne."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The physicist really loved his wife. He said she was a real joule.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Our species is the only one that passes its belongings on to its young at death. I guess that proves the saying, "To heir is human."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The chemist came home from the lab. "I'm tired," he told his wife. "You have too many ions in the fire," she said.
    —Peter Schmidt

  • The geologist looked at the rocks. "Those rocks are ugly, they are not gneiss."
    —Peter Schmidt

  • I told my bone jokes to a biology class. They said, "Don't talus any more."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Thomas Edison agreed to install light bulbs in the lavatory of the Sioux Nation Building, thus becoming the first man to wire a head for reservations.
    —Michael in San Antonio

  • Scientists have developed an Atomic bomb that is practically invisible—a new clearer device.
    —Will Haney

  • I am very proud of the nature preserve I helped develop. It is a nice ego system.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The chemist infrequently went to fancy restaurants, but he would reserve a Periodic Table.
    —punjab

  • Opthalmoligist's comedic diversion: Vitreous Humor.
    —punjab

  • When the Navajo student graduated from MIT, his proud father exclaimed, "My son, the injuneer!"
    —punjab

  • The chemistry teacher said that helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, and radon were inert gases. That is no bull.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I asked my biology professor what protazoans used to move around. He said, "That is a cilia question."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Some people like bacteriology, some don't. It's a cultural thing.
    —punjab

  • Sub-atomic particles normally behave as expected, although a few have some odd Quarks.
    —punjab

  • That botanist was recognized for his work on legumes. He won the Nobel Peas Prize.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • There is a slight chance of scattered parking meters on the coast today. I was just practicing my meterology.
    —The Tim Guy

  • When dinosaurs collided into one another, these events were known as tyrannosaurus wrecks.
    —The Tim Guy

  • My clone is a very agreeable fellow. He is a reasonable facsimile.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Atomic chemistry is a real Bohr.
    —Joseph Dowd

  • While there is some debate about how life was created, everyone agrees that Blood was created from inorganic material. It is the classic example of A,B,O genesis.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Einstein must have believed in reincarnation. His most famous theory was the theory of relivetivity.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • My scientist friend joked that he could create a duplicate of me in his lab. I said, "Quit cloning around."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The botanist was so scared he peed his plants.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • An accumulator feeling run down. Quite shocking really: used to be a bright spark. The powers that be charged him with battery & put him in a cell, despite putting up resistance. But the circuit judge discharged him as there was no current evidence.
    —St Crispun

  • No matter where I go, I am finding it very easy to find bait for fishing--Another example of global worming.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • I crossed a peanut plant with a small, blue flower. I got a "Forget-Me-Nut."
    —SGT Snorkel

  • Fumes from silos and corn cribs must cause global warming. After all, they are called grainhouse gases.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • The mad scientist cloned a Fraternity member. He made a Phi Beta copy.
    —SGT Snorkel

  • This book about gravity is brilliant. It's impossible to put down!
    —Lewis

  • A scientist did some research on spades, the results were ground breaking!
    —Daniel

  • Q: What's a witches favorites solvent?
    A: Hexane.
    —Ironic Bonds

  • Q: What's the only pet allowed in lab?
    A: Pipette.
    —Ironic Bonds

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