Close to Home by John McPherson for January 29, 2025

finally!

What? No pi?

Two-term algebraic expressions ROCK! YEAH!

Well talking about nerds, like myself, I am going back to Harvard Math. Exotic Phenomena in dimension 4youtube.COM/watch?v=BXwALAkPubc

The third member of their group signed up to get pi tattooed on his body. He must make weekly visits to the tattoo parlor… for the rest of his life.

Where is their tattoo that says, “Born to Stay a Virgin?”

Judging from the tooth-gaps on the left-ward nerd, I doubt he needs to floss. Just swish some water around in his mouth.

This looks like a disastrous Dog MA class…Dog MA’s a 8itch.

Pffft, binomials are okay, but trinomials really rock!

40+ years ago, our Geometry teacher had customized himself a pair of slacks by writing and drawing various Geometrical formulae on them. It would’ve been eccentric had he worn them to class, but, NO, he wore them outside of school. Weird…

Na²? Sodium squared?

The first requirement to being accepted into this group is: Must have extreme overbite.

He’s got the Bach on the front.

Too good!!!!!!!

Bleeb’s looking nice and healthy and happy and yellow for a change!

Too bed they didn’t follow the floss rule.

The first thing I saw in this toon was “Socrates”. Then I misread the caption, thinking it says “Greek tattoos”, Greek, as in fraternities and sororities.

Square root -1! Geekest!

so to find out more digits of pi, we gotta look at her armpit… (that’s okay… I’m good with just the “3”!)

Leonhard Euler in the streets; James Clerk Maxwell in the sheets

Not much cleavage for a bunch of boobs!

No pocket calculater?

Bach was Greek?