A list of puns related to "Lecturer"
He puts on his Socrates.
A duck got a job at a farm, where there was a chicken who ran the place. The chicken was delighted to have the duck join his crew, he personally took the duck around the place and introduced him to all the other farm animals. At the end of the tour the duck asked a question. Duck: Is there anything I should avoid doing here? Chicken: Don't cross the road, you'll never hear the end of it.
Bonus: http://blog.rafihecht.com/files/2013/02/chicken-crossing-road.jpg
They tend to babylon
Discussing electrical current and he introduced us to Kirchhoff's current law.
"This is Kirchhoff's current law. I don't know what his previous law was, but this is the current one."
The whiteboard is always a mess from the previous class and every week my lecturer has been getting more and more annoyed that the previous guy doesn't clean the board after use.
This morning as he begrudgingly stepped towards the board he sighed and asked the heavens, "when will be the day that I stop having to wipe this board?"
I said to him, "I think the writing's on the wall Professor."
I got one cackled laugh amongst many groans
Talking about particle detectors he asked the audience what gases were used in them. No-one has a clue.
"So... I guess that's hard to gas"
I was the only one laughing.
...he then told us how much he enjoyed having a captive audience.
You'll find that a lot of mathematicians tend to be drummers... because mathematicians really like symbols.
Discussing John Locke
Student: But isn't X the case?
Lecturer: Exactly my point, you're Locked in!
He said, βSorry. There is no Time.β
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It gives me porpoise.
A student asked "what if you're ugly?'
As an old dad, I was befuddled for a moment before asking "did you just tell a dad joke?" She grinned, and I commissioned her as a dad on the spot.
To which he replied, "It's in the field of possibilities."
Judge: Why did you bring a taser to your lecture?
Defendent: Well you see sir, I have a hard time getting up in the morning. But Iβm not a big fan of soft drinks or coffee, so I thought the next best thing was to give me a good shock.
The blackboard is now chalk-full of information
They are all free speech!
https://www.battleforthenet.com/
Stop the FCC from removing net neutrality!
"My dog ate my computer."
.... The cows aren't getting three square meals a day.
(Also, to those who tell dad jokes at every opportunity, I really appreciate you. As a person who grew up without the joy of a pops embarrassing me with terrible jokes, I was always bewildered by the stereotype. Recently though, I've been taking a microeconomics course I was dreading having to take and my professor has "big econ dad" energy. There's a joke every few minutes in his lectures and they give me the energy to keep going. You are appreciated. Even if your kids, spouse, partner, friends, strangers groan at you, undoubtedly someone out there really appreciates your goofiness).
It's baffling.
Personally, I think the lecture was starting to drag on
So far, I find it very boring
He kept calling the professor a quack.
We laughed and we laughed then the bell rang and we all went to the cafeteria
It's my Hannibal Lecture.
I was speechless.
"Two Wrights do make an airplane."
"I'm proud of you. You're still grounded though."
Iβm too good for it, and I have a feeling that the book is going to lecture me.
If Iβve told you n times, Iβve told you n+1 times!
A Khan artist.
As a result, I couldn't see DeForest through the trees
It was a PowerPoint presentation.
I found it hard to achieve class consciousness.
My professor was talking about Barbara McClintocks work on corn kernel genetics. He stops all the sudden and says "her work really is not all that a-mazeing." He then proceed to look around to see if we laughed, Which almost no one did, cleared his throat and went back to lecturing.
At first I was really concerned, but then I realized it was just dire rhetoric.
Because the paracetamol.
-One of my college lecturers, just now
It was mental.
>Do you know where the smartest and most reasonable people work? > At the US mint, because all they do is make cents!
I thought it was over and then two minutes further into the lecture.... >Do you know where else really smart and reasonable people work? > At a perfume factory! All they do is make scents!
Now I am just sitting here posting this and trying to think of more puns...
I asked her to keep it brief.
He said, βSorry. No Time.β
He said, βSorry. No time.β
He said, βSorry. No time.β
He said, βSorry. No time.β
He said, βSorry. No time.β
He said, βSorry. No time.β
A Hannibal Lecture?
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