Discussion > Climate Change Christmas Cracker Jokes
Q: What do you call a climastrologist with an idea?
A: A consensus.
Q: What do you call a climastrologist with a new idea?
A: An impossibility.
A group of climate scientists held a party where one of the games was hide and seek. Many are yet to be found, as they went to hide with the heat.
(Hey! I'm not as bad as some...)
A group of climate scientists claim the record for the shortest came of Cluedo, like, evah – before the first dice were thrown, they agreed to the consensus that it was the CO2 wot dun it.
Q: What do you get if you cross a deceit with a survey?
A: A Con-Census.
How many climate scientists does it take to change a light bulb?
One to change the bulb and the other 97% to support them, even if the bulb doesn’t need changing.
How many climate scientists does it take to change a light bulb?
Don’t be daft, scientists don’t fix things they just demand that someone else does all the work.
How many climate scientists does it take to change a light bulb?
None, they’re confident the light isn’t any different from the past it’s CO2 that’s the problem.
How many climate activists does it take to change a light bulb?
Oh no, the scientists have lost control of the process already.
How many climate activists does it take to change a light bulb?
Thousands need to be flown in from all over the world.
How many climate activists does it take to change a light bulb?
FFS, what’s the sceptic obsession with the lights going out?
Q: What do you get if you reverse the null hypothesis?
A: I don't know but if you pay me enough you can have it.
Q: What's the difference between a 'real object' not warming and a 'statistical product of chaotic data manipulation' not warming?
A: Don't know. We can’t account for the lack of warming at the moment and it is a travesty that we can’t.
What do you say when the clarinets and the flutes fail to turn up for the concert?
Never mind, the wind's always blowing somewhere.
Dad: Why did Santa build a snowman?
Daughter: Dad, what's snow?
Climate scientist 1: What is the difference between a climate model and a random guess?
Climate scientist 2: {long pause}
{long pause}
*applause*
Q: What does a climate scientist and a fashion designer have in common?
A: They both dress up models.
Q: How many eco journalists/activists/politicians can you fit in a plane?
A: Depends how nice the conference location.
Q: What is the difference between a life model and a climate scientist?
A: One models their curves for cash, oh hang on...
How does Santa's vest keep him warm?
Because it's infra-red.
(I propose the Greenhouse Effect be renamed the Santa's Vest Effect.)
Q: What's the difference between Santa Clause and CO2?
A: One has magical powers that can do anything, explains whatever is found in the morning and comes down the chimney. The other goes up it.
Surprisingly high standard chaps, quite a few chuckles there. Keep 'em coming.
Q: {Anything at all} (Ted Cruz)
A: We concur with the preponderance of the evidence and the science at 97%
Q: What do Rudolph the Reindeer and Pinocchio both have in common with a NOAA temperature map?
A: The noses.
NOAA temperature maps get redder and redder like Rudolph's nose.
And the red parts get bigger and bigger like Pinocchio's nose.
And for the same reason too.
Q: What do you call it when Monckton and Ridley double-check a document?
A: Peer review
Q: Why was Ben in disguise?
A: He was being a Secret Santer.
Q: Why don't people trust climate modellers?
A: They talk out of their aerosols.
Q: What did George Bernard Shaw call a climate scientist and his alter ego?
A: Mann and Super-Mann
Q: What do you call an ovine submariner?
A: U-Boat Lamb.
Q: What do you call eleven degrees of freedom?
A: Myles away.
Q: How do you define the word "trick"?
A: Whatever a "climate scientist"™ says it is
Q: Was the "Inconvenient Truth" a factual documentary?
A: No, it was just allegory.
Q: What did Michael Mann want for xmas?
A: A bike with no bell..
(might have to think about that one)
There is a room with a climatologist in it, a politician, a denier and all the respondents of a Lewansdowsky poll. How many are there in that room?
97%