A magazine is shown: "Scientific research Open Access", "Advances in Pure Mathematics". "Notes on the Eldredge-Rathke Polynomial" by Malvin Smith, Hertha Zumgebaren-Wohlfahrtsoberkacheln. Abstract: "We aim to give a detailed discussion of the Eldredge-Rathke-Polynomial [see below] its zeroes and its several interesting properties applied to the numeric approximation of liquid dynamics." ---- (Gur cybg bs gur shapgvba erfrzoyrf n cravf jvgu grfgvpyrf)

(For your convenience: y^8 -12*y^7 +6*x^2*y^6 +60*y^6 -72*x^2*y^5 -180*y^5 +169*x^4*y^4 +306*x^2*y^4 +373*y^4 -108*x^4*y^3 -432*x^2*y^3 -648*y^3 +960*x^6*y^2 +1446*x^4*y^2 -678*x^2*y^2 +294*y^2 -972*x^4*y +1944*x^2*y +1440*x^8 -2880*x^6 +441*x^4 -882*x^2 -18)

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A priest and a rabbi are standing at an examination table. An apparently dead person with his chest opened is lying on the table, the rabbi holds a scalpel and looks aghast. The priest tears at his hair, shouting "That was not meant literally!!!" Subtext: "Religious reconciliation. A minefield of misunderstandings."


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Panel 1: A person with a wooden spoon and a bag inside a room with rippled boundaries and wood colors: "Hands up everybody! I have a spoon! And I know how to use it!" -- Panel 2: He shows his bag, it is full of other wooden spoons: "But here, I have spoons, so we can all run amok together! -- Panel 3: Two other persons and the original person are playing around with wooden spoons, not really knowing what to do with them. -- Subtitle: "Amok in Waldorf schools is seldom recognized by the media."


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At an optimetrist's entrance door, a young man and an elderly woman are talking. The man says: "They said that with these new glasses, all men will look into a woman's eyes!" The woman looks angrily at him, and holds glasses which have breasts ("tits") attached below the lenses.

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To bring new life to some good old jokes, I decided to start a series of comics about them. So in no particular order, and in no specified intervals, my mostly weekly comic will be about an old joke. This one is the first one. If you also know some old jokes, please let me know!


Two astronauts are sitting in a cockpit -- Panel 1-2: Computer: "Warning. Failure in primary engine." Astronaut 1: "Oh Shit!" Astronaut 2: "Houston. We have a problem with the primary engine. Over." Houston: "Press the blue button. Over." -- Panel 3-5: Computer: "Secondary engine activated. Warning. Failure in secondary engine." Astronaut 1: "Damn." Astronaut 2: "Houston. We also habe a problem with the secondary engine. Over." Houston: "Press the red button. Over." -- Panel 6-7: Computer: "Tertiary engine activated. Warning. Failure in tertiary engine." -- Panel 8: Astronaut 1 facepalms. Astronaut 2: "Houston. Also the tertiary engine fails. Over." Houston: "Press the green button. Over." -- Panel 9: Computer: "Our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name ..."


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