Pope Memes

Holy mathematical humor, Batman! This meme is playing with exponents in the most divine way possible! Instead of listing Pope Francis's birth and death years, someone's written "44² - 45²" which is a sneaky way of saying he lived from 1936 to 2025. Why? Because 44² = 1,936 and 45² = 2,025! The joke works on multiple levels - it suggests the Pope has a special relationship with perfect squares (hence "Pope Loved Squares"), while also creating a fake memorial card for someone who is very much still alive! It's like mathematics and religion had a baby, and that baby has a twisted sense of humor!

The Pope has finally had enough of the world's most overused math pun. Every mathematician knows the pain of hearing someone say "using sine is a sin" for the 1,000th time. The etymology lesson is actually correct – "sine" comes from Latin for "curved" while "sin" means "guilt." I've personally witnessed three professors throw chalk across lecture halls after hearing this joke. One muttered "I didn't get a PhD for this" before walking out. The math department coffee room has a swear jar specifically for this pun.