Week 17: 5/27/2015 - 9pm PDT 6/3/2015
Coils, gleaming metal, giant domes, now this is a proper mad scientist image! The CERN scientists in this image seem to be working on a large metal device of some sort. It definitely looks like an electrode which would be at home either at CERN or the well equipped home lab of one Dr. Frankenstein's. We don't have a caption, but we do have a rough date of August, 1961. What is happening in this image? Are these scientists setting up an experiment, or plotting world domination?
You tell us!
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This is what happens when the marketing team trying to invent the world's first basketball hoop. We got that industrial stainless steel look that the hipsters want. We just need to do something about that hoop. It is a pain to have to climb a ladder every time we score.
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"And here is our evidence that brushed aluminum is too slick for hamsters to grip properly."
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I tell you Mrs. Swenson, this new kitchen will be the envy of the neighborhood!
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"We're gonna get a rope ladder so we can just pull it up after us... Hey look! Here's where I stash my Playboys!"
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"And remember, only ONE spoon of coffee, otherwise the machine will crash"
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Shhh, Go to sleep. Daddy's here
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Sir, I salute you.
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Pure meme-y goodness.
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This was the last living image taken of the creators shot shortly before they powered up their robot
Eye of Sauron.
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CERN's attempt at getting into the Guiness Book of Records for making the world's largest door knob.
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Archeology Professor Ammit Duat from the University of Cairo, assisting CERN engineer Jack Orsiris in changing the locks on the door to the Egyptian underworld
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"Dude. Dude. Dude. What if ... instead of shooting out neutrons ... this shot out shamrock shakes!" It was weeks before anyone found Rylan's body, and curiously, no one seemed terribly interested in how he'd managed to get stuck that far inside the ISR.
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Dammit Tom! See what happens when you accidentally write inches instead of millimeters?
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The first version of the biometric door lock didn't quite have the ergonomic and minimization right. Until it get fixed, you have to call maintenance and they dispatch a union guy to come and hold the step ladder for you.
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I hope the bloody tea is done. Its been in here all morning.
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"First they shrink us, then they put us in the dishwasher, guys, we gotta get out of here before they decide to turn it on!"
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No Frank, I don't know what the heck it's for, but I swear every time I leave my sandwiches up here they are piping hot by lunch time. You ought to see the frozen yogurt I got going in the superconductor room.
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CERN (Constructing Extremely Radioactive Nonsense)
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turn it around, the other sock must still be inside!
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The Hell is this??
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"And here we have the scientists hard at work making the words largest cotton candy machine"
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"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" the scientist exclaimed into the newly installed pa system.
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