Week 10: 4/8/2015 - 9pm PDT 4/15/2015
There's something for everyone in this image from CERN's achieves. Gas bottles, chemicals, huge concrete blocks, high voltage wires, and a rather surprised looking scientist. What sort of experiment would require this sort of shielding? What is the photographer standing on? Most importantly, is that a keg of beer hiding under the table to the right?
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Thanks for the "keg" lead-in...
"The administration was hesitant to back his crazy idea for a walk-in kegerator, but what could they do? He had tenure. So, they agreed on the condition he piped up a tap in the staff-lounge. One late night, drunkenly realizing he was without a pot to piss in, he decided to use a bucket... after a bit more 'research' he came up with the ideal solution allowing him to both keep all the beer for himself and never be burdened with emptying the bucket."
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After hours of labyrinthian wandering, O'Shaunessy finally uncovered Dr. Forrester's isotope disposal site -- now the world would know the truth behind Green Beer!
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Memories from Dr Frankenstein's lab renovations.
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Oh HI, look at this instrument. don't notice the keg, don't notice the keg, don't notice the keg.
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Professor Lang, carefully working in total darkness, applied the light activated glue to the top of the new pion injector control when everyone's favorite joker set off the flashbulb.
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While Dr. Werner may not have been successful in finding evidence for the existence of the drunk quark, he did inadvertently invent the standing desk.
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"No, I'm NOT a mad scientist! Why does everyone keep asking me that?"
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Milton attempts to take care of the cockroach problem found in the CERN basement.
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"I am the danger"
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'I'm not in the meth business. I'm in the empire business.'
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After many decades of hard work, Dr. Milton and his research was moved down into basement after he complained one too many times about his missing stapler.
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Milt, we're gonna need to go ahead and move you downstairs into storage B. We have some new people coming in, and we need all the space we can get. So if you could just go ahead and pack up your stuff and move it down there, that would be terrific, OK?
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Dr. Davis is seen here prior to his ill-fated final attempt to build a Rube Goldberg style proton beam fingernail cutting machine. Two earlier attempts had some... miscalculations.
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In just 3 short years, and well under budget, Dr. Gibson discovers what women want
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Dr. Oliver's previous attempts at a shrink ray had failed until that one dreadful day Dr. White was in the lab...
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If you look in the bucket you will see I have successfully transmuted beer into a colorless liquid!
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In retrospect, hiding in the echo chamber to fart was never going to work.
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Caught red-handed, Joe later admitted to also being the office grinch as well as a kleptomanic.
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Pictured is a CERN scientist on the greatest quest that mankind has ever partaken; beer that never goes flat and has perfect head with every pour.
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"Johnson, try and take the picture from an angle in which you can't see the keg under the table. It's not very professional."
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