This is Murphy's Law, which states that the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question, but to provide a wrong answer. People love correcting people more than they like helping.

Dedication 😝

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Uranium looks nice.

I hope I NEVER see the Uranium one. It might be the last one I ever see!

Barium is beautiful too!

I totally read Strontium as Scrotumium

We did five out six of these in chemistry class, it was pretty cool.

Unobtainium is black.

Isn’t this a song?

All the heavy metals that give the sky its 'beautiful ' colors

LOL!

Uranium - the magic mushroom of fireworks 💥

Now I become death- destroyer of world. Hindu scripture via Oppenheimer

Fun fact: 'Stront' is Dutch for 's**t'

Uranium is my favorite.

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I don't work either 😄

Guess they had chemistry

He’s discovered the meaning of life

This is a hilarious dad joke 🤣

He looks as confused as I would be

Where do I sign???

Don't!!! I don't feel like going swimming again

I still laugh 😂😂 *smirking*

Haha, this is brilliant 😄

I drove my mother home from the hospital after her double mastectomy for terminal cancer. We got the the house with all the family there for support. It was very subdued and depressing. A bird came to the feeder. I thought I'd change the subject and talk about the lovely bird, maybe lighten the mood: "Oh, look, you have Great Tits!" It lightened the mood...

The “picture” of the exoplanets is mostly just light in different wavelenghts that passed through the planet’s atmosphere. Based on the wavelenght, we can roughly tell what elements are present on the planet but not accurately guess how it looks. Planets 5 billion kilometres away (those in our solar system) have been visited by probes that have sensitive equipment and they use indivisual images to map out the whole planet. Edit: Just added a small point I forgot to mention

why would they even word it like it

Not amused 😄

Presumably you get those extra two when you sit on a couch

As some smart guy said once: "Chemistry is like cooking... but don't lick the spoon!"

There's a story about a famous writer in my country, whose nephew once had to write a report on one of his novels for homework. The writer did the homework himself... and got a D!

This is ridiculously bad...

Security camera footage of me in bed ascending to heaven after realising I did that one maths question wrong

Theory (I am a mathematician, but it's a theory, so no charge.): Cutting the bread diagonally makes some bites less efficient, as in less sandwich per bite. (At four places you are eating triangular bites half the areas of your usual squarish bites.) Therefore, more bites and so the illusion of more sandwich.

"Your attachment appears to have fallen off" ;-)

Richard Hammond - I am a driving God! : The world is silent

Simply change your name to "Et AL" and claim you've co-authored thousands of papers.

Some of these mnemonic tricks are pretty neat.

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It's a Foxbun!