1y ago

Two chemists walk into a bar

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Perhaps it’s the hangover but… huh? I don’t get it. Please help. Kind regards.
- He expected an „I’ll have H2O, too“
- H²O² is poisonous
  
  Lemmy supports subscript! H~2~O~2~ displays as H₂O₂.
  
  Hydrogen peroxide, right?
- The setup is the same as another joke, where the second person asks for H2O too, which the bartender parses as H2O2, and gets served poison.
So does the would-be assassin expect the cops to say "Oh he asked for Hydrogen peroxide? Then it must be suicide!"
- Only if the victim was Epstein or a Boeing whistleblower. But I digress…
- Or that the bartender will know what he’s talking about and would just serve a customer a glass of hydrogen peroxide as if it were a drink.
- they'll say anything if it means they won't have to do much
Who the hell goes to a bar to order water?
- Need a moment to look through the tap menu
- People who don't drink alcohol?
  
  Then you ask for a rum and coke, hold the rum.
- Teenager me used to do that ALL the time.
  
  When I get drunk enough I switch to water for at least some time.
  
  Don’t most bats not allow teenagers? Unless it’s a restaurant + bar.
I read "chemists" as "chekists". Too much .ml for me
- Aren't those the guys who feed beers to their tattoos?
Little Johnny was a boy, but now he is no more; what Johnny thought was H2O was H2SO4.
If I had to present this as an anti-humor joke:
I'll have H2O.
I'll have H2O... also.
The water was very refreshing.
Why do Catholics kneel when they pray?
Because there’s no syn elimination in the chair confirmation.

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