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Two chemists walk into a bar.
1st man - 'I'll have a H2O'
2nd man - 'I'll have H2O too'
Second man dies.
A proton has a positive charge, an electron has a negative charge, a neutron doesn't have a charge.Huh? I don't get them. It's been awhile since chemistry.
Angela, try googling wikipedia for Schrodinger's Cat. It might help you with the joke.
Schroedinger's cat walks into a bar ..... and doesn't
A neutron walks into a bar and orders a pint (or possibly drifts in via brownian motion).
The barman says "For you sir, no charge".
Thats me solving a similar math issue in school years ago. The teacher never knew what was wrong with it.An Aspie was sent to the shop by his mother. "Get a loaf of bread", she said. "And if they have any eggs, get a dozen."
The Aspie came home with a dozen loaves of bread.
Thats me solving a similar math issue in school years ago.
IMO it is brilliance incarnate when children say such things.
I hope they can hold on to that way of thinking, humanity needs it.
My 5 year old cousin made a comment when I was drying off after a swim: "Why do you have a beard on your chest?"
Actually, the experiment was to demonstrate the opposite: the absurdity of the cat being in two states.The experiment means something unobserved is in two states. i.e The cat walked into the bar and also didn't at the same time.
Trust me to be geeky
This one is especially for Angela.
What is the difference between a Blonde and a microwave oven ?
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The microwave beeps when it is time to take the meat out !