Six Puns Day Two Hundred Forty Two: Mathematics

“How many times do I have to tell you that this railroad won’t bridge the continental divide?” Larson asked. “Cheap labor equals poor results,” he added. “It’s too complicated of a scheme and your profits won’t multiply.” “I’m afraid you haven’t seen the new steel girders I ordered from the navy,” said Big Katz. “They’re specifically from that plot of land where those underwater fighting vessels are…you know, the sub tract.”

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7 Responses to Six Puns Day Two Hundred Forty Two: Mathematics

  1. Dave says:

    Counterproductive…..

  2. billgncs says:

    well, at least it’s sum thing.

  3. Geez I don’t know why they’ve said those things, I liked it to the (power of 10!) Notice how I put that in brackets?

  4. You integrated these puns so nicely, a true artistic function.

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