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Nov. 8th, 2005 02:05 pmArt for
sirius_loving is almost done. Am horribly late. Am horrible, period.
Apart from this: I got out of class half an hour ago and I have another one in - *checks* - whoops, 15 min, so I'd better make this quick. To give you an idea of the kind of things I laugh to, the professor just told us a joke, and (yes, I'm heartless) I'm going to share.
There are two men on a hot-air balloon. Storm ensues, lots of wind etc etc, so that when it ends they have no idea where they are. They look at each other, then, very carefully, they start to (HA! I know what you're thinking here, you pervs! :P) descend. They spot a man on the ground, and shout: "Hey there! Where are we?"
No reply. They try again. "HEY! Where are we?"
Then the man shouts back, "You're on a hot-air balloon!"
...the worrying part is not that it made me laugh. Rather, that I'm spreading it around.
All right, running off, bye.
Apart from this: I got out of class half an hour ago and I have another one in - *checks* - whoops, 15 min, so I'd better make this quick. To give you an idea of the kind of things I laugh to, the professor just told us a joke, and (yes, I'm heartless) I'm going to share.
There are two men on a hot-air balloon. Storm ensues, lots of wind etc etc, so that when it ends they have no idea where they are. They look at each other, then, very carefully, they start to (HA! I know what you're thinking here, you pervs! :P) descend. They spot a man on the ground, and shout: "Hey there! Where are we?"
No reply. They try again. "HEY! Where are we?"
Then the man shouts back, "You're on a hot-air balloon!"
[Someone also adds the line:
The men look at each other for a moment, then one says: "Why did we have to pick a mathematician?"
...because it's notorious that we mathematicians say, yes, true things, but also completely useless ones. :P]
...the worrying part is not that it made me laugh. Rather, that I'm spreading it around.
All right, running off, bye.