That's why they say, "The end is Nye."
Apparently they’re pretty light.
They found him out-standing in his field.
I had to de-Nye him.
One of them protested, but he was just being a B rat.
He's a stem major.
The lard ash was everywhere!
A genie-ologist.
The rest, as they say, is History.
Flying Saucer
I just don't think I can live with myself after hearing that.
He looked away from the TV long enough to say, "Black holes matter."
Sigh... "Yeah, Dad. They are."
It was a hair raising experience.
But I can't help but wonder what it's doing in April.
I was amazed to learn that making awful jokes could turn into a disease. I thought this subreddit might be interested.
http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20160308-the-curse-of-the-people-who-cant-stop-making-puns Sorry I couldn't think of a sick pun for this post.
At breakfast this morning: Dad: I was reading New Scientist, and they were looking into how crows can survive swooping in front of vehicles. Apparently they use a sentry, while another swoops in to collect the roadkill.
Me: Oh, that's pretty cool
Dad: Yeah, but they don't dodge trucks.
Me: Why's that?
Dad: well, when the sentry see the car it goes "Caaarrr, caaarrr!". But they can't say truck if they see one.
My teacher was describing DNA being made up of four parts. Adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine. Comparing DNA to RNA being the same except that in stead of thymine, it is uracil. I wake up from a daze and shout "No your a cell!"
