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• 007 News WWW Edition - This newsletter attempts to combine mathematics and humour.
• 36 Methods of Mathematical Proof - Check how many you've used in your lifetime.
• A Treasury of Mathematical Humour - From the Oxford Mathematical Invariants Society.
• Acme Klein Bottle - Glass Klein bottles of all types.
• Andrew McCafferty's Internet Extravaganza - Maths jokes, lecturer quotes, and also some more serious things.
• Any questions? - A collection of universal questions for use at math lectures. They are designed to cover up the total ignorance of the questioner rather than to elicit information from the speaker.
• Fun With Math - Annotated links to math jokes, humor and mathematical recreations.
• Gary Ramseyer's First Internet Gallery of Statistics Jokes - Over 120k of jokes.
• International Number Registry - Register a real or natural number in your name or that of a friend. Supplies may be limited.
• Ivars Peterson's MathTrek - Abbott and Costello's wacky math.
• Math Humor from Platonic Realms - Jokes, puns, and limericks having to do with mathematics. Also provides a link to the math humor e-book, Nowhere Dense. Content changes daily.
• Math Jokes - A page of math jokes.
• Math Jokes - A collection of jokes about math and mathematicians.
• Math's Jokes - A small collection of jokes.
• Mathematical humour - Definitions, anecdotes, and limericks about math and mathematicians.
• Mathematics From the View of the Hawk - Quotes and other anecdotes.
• Mike Cook's Canonical List of Math Jokes - A collection of stories, limericks, questions and answers, and links.
• Profession Jokes - Mathematicians - Jokes about mathematicians (part of the Profession Jokes site)
• Statistics Jokes - Henry Bottomley's collection.
• The Adventures of Discriminant Boy - The bumbling Discriminant Boy is just the Zero mathematics needs.
• The Calculus Hater - Calculus - a bane to millions of students.
• The Canonical List of Math Jokes - Part of the Index of Canonical Lists. Plenty of other fun stuff on the site as well.
• The Effects of Moore's Law and Slacking on Large Computations - We show that, in the context of Moore's Law, overall productivity can be increased for large enough computations by `slacking' or waiting for some period of time before purchasing a computer and beginning the calculation.
• The Gnarly Gnews - Bi-monthly humorous math newsletter featuring interviews with famous mathematicians and scientists. Includes puzzles, limericks, and riddles.
• The Math Humor Page - A large collection of math humor.
• The Weekly Puzzler - Not all of these are mathematical in nature, but many of them are.
• Topology Cartoons - From the Topology Atlas.
• Why is the Mathematician So Messy? - Explain it if you can.
• Search our Wiki for Science Mathematics - Find more information about this subject by clicking here