33 Clever Memes for Smart People Who Aren’t Afraid of a Good Math Pun

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John Summers • Contributor
Aug 6, 2023 9:00 PM EDT

Are you a mathemagician? A history buff? A science whiz? If so, then you're in for a treat! This listicle is full of clever memes that will make you laugh, think, and maybe even learn something new.

The memes in this listicle cover a wide range of topics, from the Pythagorean Theorem to the Battle of Hastings to the Periodic Table. They're all funny because they're clever. They take complex concepts and ideas and make them accessible and relatable. They also often make use of puns and wordplay, which can be very funny if you're clever enough to understand them.

So if you're looking for a good laugh, be sure to check out this listicle. And if you're not sure if you're clever enough to understand the memes, just give them a try. You might be surprised at how funny they are.

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  • 01
    Organism - Ophelia: babe come over Hamlet: I can't I'm hiding a body Ophelia: my dad's not home Hamlet: I know
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    Cartoon - English What the hell is this? Norse German Latin French Greek
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    Font - fartgallery: American erotica novel: he inched ever closer to me. Canadian adaption: he 2.54 centimetered ever closer to me. Source: fartgallery 3,846 notes 100
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    Triangle - What if snakes were actually on a plane?
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    Photograph - The US teaching the War of 1812 IG/mylifelstheavengers Did I win? You and I had a fight recently. That doesn't sound right. No. I won, easily. Well, it's true.
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    Font - Consider: Victorian England: 1837-1901 American Old West: 1803-1912 • Meiji Restoration: 1868-1912 French privateering in the Gulf of Mexico: ended circa 1830 Conclusion: an adventuring party consisting of a Victorian gentleman thief, an Old West gunslinger, a disgraced former samurai, and an elderly French pirate is actually 100% historically plausible.
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    Tableware - medieval europeans who've never seen a lion using it as a symbol on their flags it defines who I am
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    Hand - > has to defend a town against 150,000 troops with only 100 of his own > throws the gates wide open > sits on top playing a lute > enemy general thinks it's a trap and leaves
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    Gesture - "Tried to take some photos of an octopus, but he grabbed the camera and took some of me instead." transparasite: tastefullyoffensive: (photos by Bill Watterson and an octopus) I think this is the best scientist photograph I have ever seen
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    Cat - This cat looks like it runs a whole city with an iron fist in the 1800s 000
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    Font - Grosdoriane @Grosdoriane Imagine farting so good that the King gives you a 30 acre estate. Imagine someone farting so good, that you're reading about them right now, 900 years later. Roland the Farter From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Roland the Farter (known in contemporary records as Roland le Fartere, Roulandus le Fartere or Roland le Petour) was a medieval flatulist who lived in twelfth-century England. He was given Hemingstone manor in Suffolk and 12 hectares (30 acres) of land i
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    Product - SCIENCE IS Talk Nerdy To Me FUN @sciencefunn 1-1-2-3-5-8 It's really that simple Radius Diameter 15:41 17/11/2021 Twitter for iPhone .
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    Vertebrate - Y=CONSTANT Y=X³ Y=X² Y=COS X
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    Forehead - Spanish missionaries trying to convert the Incan populace to Christianity: SHUT UP ABOUT THE SUN. SHUT UP ABOUT THE SUN!
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    Organism - Mispronounced words are honorable. It means you read it in a book somewhere.
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    Organ - How to surprise the enemy Literally march 40 elephants over the alps like an absolute madman
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    Forehead - Me: *uses a different method to solve the problem* The math teacher: WHERE'S THE BEEF Well, new ideas are fine, but they're also illegal
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    Font - Alice Vaughn @Rational Blonde We need to add PR, DC, and Guam as states. 53 is a prime number then we can truly be one nation, indivisible 9/24/18, 10:24 PM
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    Organism - Anatomy of a barnacle what what what what what what whatwhat what what -what -what what Crustacean Mennes they gonding
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    Dog - WHAT DO BABY PARABOLAS DRINK? - QUADRATIC FORMULA impso.com
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    Font - What's a bizzare historical event you can't believe actually took place? 17.3k BEST COMMENTS VolJin 9h 6.2k Share Award S2 Awards During the siege of Tenochtitlan, the conquistadors built a trebuchet. However, the conquistadors, being an exploratory expedition, had not brought any military engineers with them. So they winged it. Surprisingly, they did build a trebuchet, which fired exactly one shot, directly upwards, which promptly came down and smashed the trebuchet. This event is chroni
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    Tie - July 4th, 1776 British: just saying you're independent doesn't make it true Thomas Jefferson: I didn't say it. I declared it.
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    Nose - Trick OR Treat Trick NOR Treat Trick AND Treat Trick NAND Treat Trick XOR Treat Trick XNOR Treat @38m01
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    Forehead - Joan of arc is a saint because she was martyred. Catholic Church Catholic Church Who killed her? 0 Catholic Church
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    Font - marauders4evr: Ah yes, The Phantom of the Opera - the musical about the French man who's deformed and tries to find true love. Not to be confused with Beauty and the Beast - the musical about the French man who's deformed and tries to find true love. Or The Hunchback of Notre Dame - the musical about the French man who's deformed and tries to find true lo-hey wait a minute! Source: marauders4evr
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    Forehead - A = nr² C=2Ar sin cos tan Me Trying To Find The Square Root Of Ans 2 30 45 60 972- 2x 60 30% xvi VANS [sixe « «00%K + f -C. (pede=-Injeos.x Intu Blond V = лr²h +40 1.4
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    Font - odins-one-eyed-fuck Two wrongs don't make a right but two wrights make a heck of an airplane odins-one-eyed-fuck I stole this from my history teacher. He said it and no one laughed. I stole his laughter, I'm a sham. Source: odinsnotwearingmakeup 118,920 notes
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    Bird - Corporate needs you to find the differences between this picture and this picture. They're the same picture.
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    Font - the library haunter @SketchesbyBoze we love Edgar Allan Poe because he portrays universal human emotions like loss, grief, unrequited love, burying your enemy alive in the cellar and being scared out of your mind by a bird.
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    Organism - WHO WOULD WIN? 1500 Years of Tradition A a single shitpost
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    Eyelash - history-and-stuff-and-things England: *is winning the hundred years war* Random teenage girl chosen by God: Bonjour
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    Cartoon - YOUR SAMPLE SIZES ARE SMALL YOUR STANDARD DEVIATIONS ARE HIGH YOUR CONCLUSION MEANS NOTHING WAS AND YOU SHOULD FEEL BAD quickmeme.com
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    Cat - Geometry kitteh demonstrates A Cute Angle
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