British engineer J. A. Purves in his 'Dynasphere' vehicle, 1932
British engineer J. A. Purves in his 'Dynasphere' vehicle, 1932
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That is the hair of a truly mad scientist.
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Yes, or a very nutty prof.
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or a very nutty Pet Detective in Asylum.
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Makes sense, they both have the same driving style.
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It wasnt until this very moment that I realized I'd like to see a new Ace Ventura movie starring Jim Carey updated to match his years of experience of dramatic role expansion.
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"Put me in, coach!"
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BLUE! 42! 42! Hut!
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Most if not all mad scientists are actually mad engineers.
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Depends if you're testing a mad hypothesis
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It's an interesting stage in development, too: bald on top, but still has the color. Maybe they're only a grumpy scientist?
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Wikipedia says it's the son.
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That's also the reason my dad gave for his graying hair!
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Maybe it was an experiment gone explosively wrong
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