[designed]

I'll break the combo here; another punny comment would only subtract from this already perfect thread.

[mindcrime]

I don't see how that could be a factor.

[Quekid5]

Prime example of a non-sequitur

[ilayn]

Which is an integral part of the public discourse.

[ubj]

The comments oscillating between math puns and complaints about said puns are an ominous sin.

[xdavidliu]

some of these are getting pretty derivative if you ask me.

[pvaldes]

Me too!, me too! I also want to make a clever math joke here!. Here we go...

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Dam, I forgot how I hated maths. My head aches.

[seanhunter]

I’m not going to lie, algebra wasn’t my cup of tea for a long time. Whenever you have a naive set of people commenting on a thread, my theory is that there is a category of folks who always take it too far leading to people feeling left out. An excluded middle if you will. I say education is at the root of the problem, and blame the state machine for that.

I can’t help feeling it just makes me tensor.

[fasthandle]

Please don't take away from the point.