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The internet has done a lot of things, not least it’s proven that if something exists, it can be made into a meme. After all, if something exists, it can be perceived, and that comes with a whole host of relatable and often pretty funny observations.
The “Science Funnies Page” FB page is dedicated to hilarious memes and posts that are as funny as they are, sometimes, educational. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote your favorites and be sure to share your thoughts in the comments below.
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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 11 months ago
Yeah, but have you seen swans in their non-cuddly phase? It isn't very pretty. Don't ask me to explain; I had a bad experience once.
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char 11 months ago
YES! I get so annoyed when people say "kids aren't taught this in school" bc in most cases, we are, people just don't pay frigging attention
Susie Elle 11 months ago
Well, to be honest, even if I were paying attention, I can't recall and recite EVERYTHING I've been taught over the span of five years.
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Wintermute 11 months ago
Or "People never talk about [insert subject that people are absolutely talking about], so what are they trying to hide?!" then go on a conspiracy rant. Like, if you don't read medical journals, then you don't know what they're talking about in medicine. Don't read astronomy journals, same goes. History? Same. And guess what? That's absolutely okay. You don't have to be a part of every discussion, but that doesn't mean it's someone else's fault that you're ignorant about it.
Nosirrow 11 months ago
My pupils have the situational awareness of a sloth. Plus, too lenient parents taught them to say everything that pops into their heads. They can't shut up. They interrupt everyone bc they think they're the most important.
RedMarbles 11 months ago
Upvote for "situational awareness of a sloth." 😅
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Rastilabo 11 months ago
"Olit sitte röökillä pyörävajan takana". Finnish for "you were having a smoke behind the bike shed".
Cole Earnhart 11 months ago
You! Yes, You behind the bike sheds. Stand still laddy!
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Michael Largey 11 months ago
There are many things I wasn't taught about in school. Because they didn't exist until half a century later.
Marilyn Holt 11 months ago
When I was teaching in a community college, a student who had missed a class (or two) would often come to me and say, "Did I miss anything yesterday?"
Suby 11 months ago
I cannot get my high schoolers to put a period at the end of a sentence or capitalize the first word. I know their elementary teachers taught them that.
Michael Largey 11 months ago (edited)
When I graded essay tests (in my math classes), my students realized that capital letters were important. Capital letters like G, P, A, ...
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Wondering Alice 11 months ago
Kids often tell me schools don't teach them what they will need like Taxes. No way they think this on their own, it's from looking at online memes. First of all, it is taught, but in on of those non assessed classes easy to ignore. Secondly, the main skill is percentages - which is taught every year. Thirdly - and most importantly - they live in the UK, most of them will never need to know (and if you ever wanted to check, the info is right there on a pay slip and a 2 minute calculation if you get percentages is enough). Much like there are some Americans not realising the whole world is not the same, there are UK kids looking at the internet and not realising it doesn't apply to them.
Tim Douglass 10 months ago
School should *not* teach how to do taxes (even in the US). What the schools should teach is how to read, understand, think, and calculate. Then you just follow the published directions on how to file your taxes. As an added bonus you can use those skills to create a budget, or learn how to fix your dryer, or decide which loan is a better deal, or any of a million other things that you wouldn't know how to do it you were taught "how to do taxes". School is for learning the fundamental skills, application is your problem.
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Stuey Bassfish 11 months ago
Ex-teacher here. So true. 99% of kids in my schools were respectful (of themselves and others) but the 1% were the ones who dragged themselves (and others) down, then blamed the teachers on results day. However, this 1% were subsequently courteous when asking "do you want fries with that?" years later.
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LuisSD stuff 11 months ago
I used a bidet once with the coldest temperature by accident. Man, I hit the high notes for days.
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Roni Stone 11 months ago
Oh, deer. Good thing Santa staged that intervention before the bullying got out of hand.
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Nicola Roberts 11 months ago
There was a spoof tweet at Christmas. Something along these lines "Can anyone tell me where the nearest Tesco Christmas Party is? The amount of scanning I've done makes me feel like I should be an employee"
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Pandemonium 11 months ago
When the experiment is over the device reduces in size for convenience
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LuisSD stuff 11 months ago
Just lie. I tell kids I was born in 1911. Their confusion gives me enough time to eat their lunch.
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Nadine Debard 11 months ago
OMG that hurts... Also think that we've already done 1/4 of the century. You're welcome.
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Nadine Debard 11 months ago
I'm French and this is hilarious! The 11 letters pronounced 4 isn't true in south of France, though. In this area you have 4 letters and you pronounce 11!!
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Brian Beduhn 11 months ago
This person is on their way to becoming a legendary meteorologist with legendary accuracy.
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LuisSD stuff 11 months ago
I do that too...stare into space thinking what I looked like with hair again. Sigh...
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Pandemonium 11 months ago
Acceptable comment is either "Americans will do anything to avoid the metric system" or "Need banana for scale."
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Roni Stone 11 months ago
Just thrown away; former shells of their selves. Whatever happened to ethical treatment of pumpkins?
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Blue Bunny of Happiness 11 months ago
All papercrafters sniff paper. Graphic 45 has a very distinct smell.
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LuisSD stuff 11 months ago
I don't think you're supposed to give cats milk. It gives them the plops.
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LuisSD stuff 11 months ago
Really? Walk on the beach? I still haven't folded my clothes from 2021.
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LakotaWolf (she/her) 11 months ago
Must say that is one of the most beautiful Brussels sprouts I've ever seen in my life, though. I love them <3
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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 11 months ago
You'll be seeing lights pretty soon, pretty flashing red ones on the fire trucks responding to your burning house.
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Susie Main 10 months ago
These were 10 minutes of my life that I don't mind not getting back! More like these, BP.
Thanos'Fingers 11 months ago
That's not true - they gave credit on just about every image to the "Science Funnies Page" they scraped it from. Wonder where the science funnies got it?
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Susie Main 10 months ago
These were 10 minutes of my life that I don't mind not getting back! More like these, BP.
Thanos'Fingers 11 months ago
That's not true - they gave credit on just about every image to the "Science Funnies Page" they scraped it from. Wonder where the science funnies got it?
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