Or, to sorta-quote Sheldon Cooper, "I didn't invent them, they were there all along!"
But imo the worst about the string theory being correct is, if gravitons or whatever does gravity, were strings, people would call them g-strings. That hypothetical pun is so bad it made my brain hurt.
The stealth/unintended/terrible pun that comes to
my mind, at the forefront (or, rather, a little over the edge of the accepted forefront) of Physics concerns "Branes", in "M-Theory" that have been called "M-Branes", i.e. "Membranes", with only a little extra tongue work (ooer, missus...).
(Lang
ton's Ant, BTW. And as 10ebbor10's Android looks like it messed up the text a little: The rule is that on each square that it arrives, it flips the colour (black<->white) and turns left/right according to what that colour was[1], before stepping forward one unit and repeating this rule from the start again. Also worth checking out "Rule 110" (or 30, or one of the others) for a 1-dimensional (although often represented with successive iterations, i.e. time, in the perpendicular direction, to form a grid) automata.)
It may be a trite example, BTW, but there's philosophical connections made between cellular automata and "the universe" represented by at least one of the
XKCD strips. (Critique it, if you will, but that's not the point.)
[1] Or is, doesn't really matter; or indeed which colour meant which way, because it'd just produce a mirror image pattern if you got it 'wrong'.