For his birthday, I got my friend a telepathic abacus.
It's the thought that counts.
I lost my abacus today
So I'm counting on this punchline working instead
For her birthday I bought my wife new beads for her abacus.
It's the little things that count.
From the moment I saw my wife's abacus tattoo,
I knew I could always count on her.
What did the man say to the abacus?
I’m counting on you.
I lost my job in the abacus factory.
They said all my hard work was counter-productive.
People think I’m weird because I swallowed an abacus...
It’s what’s inside that counts...
What's the difference between a lawyer and an abacus?
You can count on an abacus.
My wife always complains I’m insensitive. So I got her some beads of an abacus for her birthday.
She said, “What the hell are these?”
I replied, “It’s the little things that count.”
Abacus
Just received my new Chinese abacus. It's poorly made. I can't count on it
My abacus is really reliable for simple maths.
You can count on it.
I made an abacus by threading string through polo mints....
....it has improved my menthol arithmetic
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Japanese mathematician Shinichi Mochizuki has been dubbed 'The Human Abacus'
Friends and family of Mr. Mochizuki have described him as 'someone you can really count on'
What did the abacus say to the adding machine?
Calc you later!
A school teacher was arrested today at John F. Kennedy International airport
A school teacher was arrested today at John F. Kennedy International airport as he attempted to board a flight while in possession of a ruler, a protractor, a compass, an ancient wooden device called a "slide-rule" as well as a code device called an "abacus" that he claimed was a calculator....
When people ask me if my knock-off abacus works, I tell them...
“Don’t count on it”.
I asked the shopkeeper if he thought I should be refunded for my faulty abacus
He told me not to count on it.
I nearly gave up on life after God turned me into an abacus.
But people were counting on me...
A man goes to a funeral ...
After the regular round of eulogies and speeches and well wishers, he leans over the pew and asks the widow:
"Mind if I say a word?"
“No, of course not”, she says. "Please do."
The man stands up, clears his throat and says:
"Abacus"
Then promptly sits down. ...
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