Frazz by Jef Mallett for November 02, 2016

I’ve always liked 12, the first of the abundant numbers.

I thought “zero” was the only round numeral.

i = sqrt(-1)

pie are square . . . but cornbread are round.

A math joke!

I believe the full joke is “Buy ‘em books, send ’em to skool and they come home and tell you ’Pi R2’, any fool knows pie are round!”

There was a time when religious authorities persecuted mathematicians for daring to suggest that there even were such things as irrational numbers. Fortunately for us, it was back in ancient Greece. UNfortunately for us, the mentality is still around.

And since the deity is represented as the number “777” which they say is a perfect number and why humans are “666” an imperfect number in their reckoning in the Kabbala.

I’d say 25 is a round square as well.

And, as usual, not a one of you got the joke. Like I keep saying: what a dull bunch.

@comicsssfan@janinabarnesI spent many years working in schools trough all gradesfrom 1st. ~college bound and you better believe it there are many teachers that are worth their weight in gold, And. . . . . . Of course the other side of the equation ( I was going to write coin but I’ll keep it “Rational” ) There were a few that should have been sent to sell apples or pencils to the nearest corner, I totally hate to be critical but I witnessed one too many instances of reasons to fire a teacher caught doing non-teacher acts to young children, And this one teacher even had the b***s to tell me not to touch students ever ! ! when many of the adorable little tikes swarmed around me to "Help e gather the fallen leave from their play areas and all I did was to let them round me from my legs

ErickC

The DC-9 was just after WW-II and never saw service, eclipsed by the DC-10, which did, despite a tendency to open doors in flight.

2×1=1or2.1×1=11+1=1