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Ever tried making plans with a physics student? Good luck! They're always in a state of uncertainty – you'll never know if they're coming, going, or simultaneously existing in both states until you see them show up or not.
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Physics students have this unique ability to turn any ordinary conversation into a mind-bending discussion about the curvature of space-time. I just wanted to know if they preferred pizza with or without pineapple!
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Physics students are like walking encyclopedias, but instead of useful information, they're filled with equations, constants, and the occasional fun fact about black holes. It's like having Google, but with a sense of humor – or lack thereof.
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Physics students must have a different concept of time. When they say they'll be ready in five minutes, I've learned to bring a book, maybe start a novel, and possibly learn a new language while waiting.
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Physics students are the only people I know who can turn a simple game of Monopoly into a heated debate on the principles of probability and randomness. I just wanted to roll the dice and move my thimble!
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You know you're friends with a physics student when your casual chats involve discussions about the mysteries of the universe instead of the latest Netflix series. Spoiler alert: the universe is still expanding, just like our conversations.
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Physics students have mastered the art of looking at you with a mix of pity and superiority when you ask them to explain the laws of thermodynamics. It's like they're holding the secrets of the universe and debating whether to share them with mere mortals.
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Trying to study with a physics student is like attempting to climb Mount Everest. You start with high hopes, but somewhere along the way, you realize oxygen is in short supply, and you're questioning your life choices.
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I was talking to a physics student the other day, and they explained quantum mechanics to me. I nodded along like I understood, but deep down, I was just thinking, "I struggle to find matching socks in the morning, and you're telling me particles can exist in multiple states simultaneously?
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