Whenever I write a letter, I always add a footnote explaining Ohmβs Law.
Itβs my P.S. de resistance.
The encyclopedia article about Calvary has a lot of footnotes
You can say it is extensively cross referenced.
Just double checking my footnotes
Whenever my scientist friend sends an email, he adds a footnote explaining Ohm's Law.
He calls it his P.S. de resistance.
I see people posting about Sagittarius A* black hole, but I never manage to find the footnotes.
Wrote some quotes on my feet in preparation for an exam, the rules never mentioned anything against using footnotes
At first I thought I didn't want to be a professional footnoter for a scholarly works...
But it was love at first cite!
i write letters on my feets
they are my footnotes
Dad joked my own dad.
Yesterday, my dad was talking to a colleague on the phone, and I heard him say "I can't find the footnote, it should say 'edited by [another colleague's name]'". So I got a marker, wrote the information on my foot, went up to him and said "I found the footnote" and showed him my foot. I got a thumbs up and a grin. Success.
Q: What did the egg whites say to the beef stock?
A: You and I should get together and consommΓ© our relationship.
Footnote: If you're not a cook, this joke might require some clarification.
