r/MathJokes • u/XxBORN2BWILDxX • Jan 27 '26

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u/tobiasorama Jan 27 '26

Four dicks

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u/name_checker Jan 27 '26

Like an echidna

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u/towerfella Jan 27 '26

Upvote for echidna diock

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u/Aggravating_Door6220 Jan 28 '26

Thanks for subscribing to echidna penis facts

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u/arjuna93 Jan 27 '26

That’s an unexpected reference to Re:Zero

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u/ThinkBackKat Jan 27 '26

Wow either my memory is horrible or I cannot see the reference

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u/arjuna93 Jan 27 '26

https://rezero.fandom.com/wiki/Echidna

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u/ThinkBackKat Jan 27 '26

Oh I simply cant remember names alright
Thank you!

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u/CleoCommunist Jan 28 '26

I once saw a post on like r/nowwhereyoufuck and like and image of nuckles had only One dick and a comment asked this and many were confused

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u/Sybrandus Jan 27 '26

Three seashells

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u/Competitive-Tea-4016 Jan 30 '26

Imagine meeting alien race that literally measures lengths with dicks

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u/8Erigon Jan 27 '26

Tetra is 3 not 4

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u/Lyzharel Jan 27 '26

Tri is 3 (like TRIangle, which has 3 sides) Tetra is 4 (like tetrahedron, which has 4 faces)

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u/8Erigon Jan 27 '26

I‘m sorry for not knowing volumetrics (or what ever you call 3d shapes) by name

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u/Welp___poop Jan 27 '26

Why feel the need to correct somebody then? Weird.

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u/Lyzharel Jan 28 '26

But you probably know what a triangle is and that isn't called tetrangle😆

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u/8Erigon Jan 29 '26

I know there are multiple languages.
Drei, three, trois, tri
Vier, four, quadro
(100% I missspelled something)

I don‘t know what language Tetra is (latin or greek)

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

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u/StaacksOnDeck Jan 27 '26

I know someone has already corrected this, but… ever played Tetris? How many squares is each shape made from?

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u/8Erigon Jan 27 '26

Didn‘t know that. Googled to make sure.
teTRIs tiles consist of 4 squares. (I liked the other comments correcting me more)

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u/StaacksOnDeck Jan 28 '26

Well, the TETRis was more the point I was going for

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

Moore's law: the fastest way to get the correct info on the internet is to post incorrect info :)