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Science Memes
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A place for majestic STEMLORD peacocking, as well as memes about the realities of working in a lab.
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Wait until OP learns about the chaebol system ~~or Nintendo~~
Edit: I was ~~drunk~~ confusing Nintendo with something it isn't, I was wrong
What does Nintendo make that isn't related to games?
Honestly, I'm pretty sure I was just ~~drunk~~ wrong when I said Nintendo. I know they started with playing cards and I think I just assumed they dabbled with other stuff but no, I was wrong. I'll edit my comment
Me: Man, that's a pretty nice line of printers you have.
Brother: Thanks!
Me: Hey, you don't happen to know where I can get a nice sewing machine do you?
Brother: You're not going to believe this...
Me: Man, that's a pretty tasty beer.
Coors: Thanks!
Me: Hey, you don't happen to know where I can get precision ceramics for aerospace and medical applications do you?
My coworker at Siemens was completing the trifecta: Ball, Cummins, Siemens. The perfect career trajectory
The US government casually approaching heatshield fabrication company ltd. asking them to make nuclear warheads for the price of a gazillion dollars.
Government contract work is a funny thing.
Is there a Lemmy for polishing mason jars into lenses yet?
Yes, last post was 4 months ago, 12 posts in total.
I need a pepper mill from the company that invented it Peugeot: I got you, buddy I also need a shitty car that breaks down all the time Peugeot: You're not gonna believe this
I don't care what you say; any car good enough for Columbo is good enough for me.
Me: pour me a guiness, please
Bartender: here you go mate
Me: by any chance do you know where I can get a record of the world’s longest mustache
Bartender: well you won’t believe this…
Me: Another Guinness please
Bartender: Here you go
Me: urgh what is this?
Bartender: A Stout. Why, is it bad quality?
Me: It seems so. Don't you have a way of testing this beforehand?
Bartender: Now that you mention it....
Me: Get me some Michelin tires, please
Mechanic: Here you go mate
Me: by any chance do you know where I can get a detailed guide of the finest restaurants in the country?
Mechanic: well you won't belive this...
Me: I need some tires.
Michelin: No problem, anything else?
Me: I don't suppose you know where I can get a list of the best restaurants in the world?
Michelin: You're not gonna believe this.
The whole point of the Michelin guides were originally to entice people to drive more to visit hotels and restaurants and such, thus leading to more tire wear which would lead to more tire sales, and eventually more money for Michelin.
They have been playing us all along
I like that the Guinness Book of World Records was created because the manager of Guinness Breweries wanted to stop arguments in pubs (and keep people drinking).
The Guinness Book of World Records is in the Guinness Book of World Records itself, for being the book most stolen from libraries.