Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for November 06, 2020

It’s squared, so it’s very funny, actually.

It appears you have found the √ of funny,Dave.

that equation is a laugh…

Laughing gas is N₂O

HA, Ha!

Funny how cartoonists can’t write real equations

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha . . . . .

The element Ha is a very rare and unstable ignoble gas. It has proven extremely difficult to determine its atomic structure, and where it belongs on the periodic table. Although it has been found to form long molecular strings with itself, Ha often appears in short, singular bursts. Some scientists believe it may also form the elusive AHA molecule, but at the moment cannot explain how or when that happens.

Your voice sounds funny..HeHe!!

always thought they were just making up those equations

Twice as funny as normal.

At Christmas it would be Ho cubed.

What a chucklehead.

Change that to Na and no one will believe it.

Another cartoon hijacked by the geeks. . . .

The answer is 42.

That is what happens when you leave clowns in charge.

Did you hear about the clown who took his car to a mechanic because it wasn’t making funny noises?

No equal sign so it’s not an equation. The rest of it is wrong also.