Cat + chemistry + puns = awesome

Better yet, I Can Has Cheezburger has a whole gallery of these things. Besides this one, the potassium joke is one of my favorites.

Thanks Antinous!

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The cat is thinking: Ok, I sat through this ridiculous shoot. NOW I can haz Cheezburger?
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“…[T]he potassium joke is one of my favorites.”

Or as we call it in the South, o’potassium.
bbonyx

A favorite moment of mine, which fell on deaf ears, at a job few years ago…
We had a company come in to pitch some technical training. The company was named “Element K” ( a quick google shows them to still be around).
Their first presentation slide asked the question “What is Element K?”
I gleefully broadcast to the room “Potassium!”
No one laughed. Not even the Element K people. Sadly, not because they were sick of hearing that, but rather in a befuddled “We don’t get it” way. Wow. From a technical training company.
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  bbonyx, Real scientist use LaTeX in their work. :)