A math riddle is:
Q: Where are mathematicians buried?
A: The symmetry.
“Symmetry” sounds like “cemetery.” The joke has been cited in print since at least 2007.
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My favourite joke at the moment:
Where are mathematicians buried?
>The Symmetry!
Ha ha ha…
Happy holidays to all
choccy cake, Dec 21, 2007 #112
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joke[42]=“Where are mathematicians buried?”;
punch[42]=“The Symmetry.”;
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“Where are mathematicians buried?” “The symmetry.”
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Where are mathematicians buried??...
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The Symmertry.
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