Wed 13 Jun 2007
The Curse of Unappreciated Genius
Posted by anaglyph under Philosophy, Science
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Okay, I looked at this earlier in the day and there were no comments.
Is everyone as bumfuzzled as me?
C’mon people! Say something so I can read it!
Um…
So her dad’s life depends on some enormous phallic object? Perhaps the caption should have been:
“Fuck those Germans!”
Best I got, Chickie
I didn’t know Jessie Ventura made Tesla Dildos. Or wore glasses, for that matter.
I saw the first photo, and decided that the girl had caught her mum making babies with the milkman. The girl’s dad (as shown in the photo) is in the arm forces. And maybe needs some replacement parts. The daughter is expecting that the child being conceived can (1) grow up quickly and help daddy win the war, or (2) be used for stem cell research so that daddy doesn’t die.
personally, I think the daughter is a pervert to spying on adults having sex.
I’ve no comment’s on the mad scientist, as he has as much hair as I have :( But having him bend over is curious.
I saw the first photo, and decided that the girl had caught her mum making babies with the milkman. The girl’s dad (as shown in the photo) is in the arm forces and need a new kidney. The daughter is expecting that the child being conceived can (1) grow up quickly and help daddy win the war, or (2) be used for stem cell research so that daddy doesn’t die from whatever.
I think the daughter is a pervert to spying on adults having sex.
As for the mad scientist, I’m curious why he is bending over
I thought, “Wow. That’s a really big wrench.”
There’s something wrong with me.
jmf: Thankyou. I now have a little visual neurone labelled Tesla Dildos.
No problem, Pil, no problem :D
How did you get the plaits on Glitch?
Seriously, that child looks ready to pounce.
Yes, that child is much scarier than the mad bald guy. Her stare is purely malevolent, the shadow is creepy, and where is she coming from, Hell’s Closet?
She must be the ‘Abby Normal’ that Marty Feldman was talking about.
Oh, THAT’s where I left it. Thanks!
Is that Albert Dekker in th bottm photo?
What HEs makin might help th kids Daddy get his freak on.
Chickie: You’ve given me a great idea… stay tuned for next post.
Casey: You’ve given me a great idea… stay tuned for next post.
jmf: You’ve given me a great idea… stay tuned for next post.
din: You’ve given me a great idea… stay tuned for next post.
Jam: You’ve given me a great idea… stay tuned for next post.
Everyone: I think you get the idea…
The only thing wrong about this is that deep, dark shadow that is impossible outside any door. I belongs in a small living space with a cozy fireplace. Made for Rosie Riveters, however, a innocent time in history when every haphazard stick of propaganda was effortlessly effective.
Yeah, thanks ‘Tabetha’. Your incoherent rambling makes about as much sense as why you’re wasting your life link-bombing for spammers. As usual I’ve turned your vacuous advertisement into something useful.
I agree with some of the other comments and the girl does look more creepy than the bald guy. I’m sure science can make soldiers obsolete one day… or maybe that’s just me and my fascination for sci fi.
Perhaps, Jim, it is your fascination for spamming? No? Well, thanks all the same for your newfound support of the JREF!
Wow, these pictures are really old. I bet they would like to see how far we have come.
Brett
Yeah, you know what ‘Brett’. Despite your attempt at making your website look real, there are at least five things about you that look pretty damn fake to me. Now, I haven’t got a clue what kind of scam you’re setting up, but you still need to get a LOT cleverer than that to fool me.
And thanks for your newfound support of the JREF!
I think the little girl puts her hope at the mad scientist’s work. Maybe the man is up to something that may greatly help the poor girl’s father. Though not clear, I see faith and hope to the little girl, and this is where the man gets his inspiration to continue doing his experiment.
Thank you for your wondrous observations January. I can see you put a lot of personal thought into your reply, so I have repaid you by making your link a lot more valuable than it previously was! Thanks for supporting the JREF.
My parents love that movie.
Do they still sell it?
-Greg Jones
-Truck Supplies & Equipment
(Boss Snow Plow)
Maybe they do, Greg, but one thing you won’t be selling here on TCA is your ‘snow plow’. You will, instead, be furthering the cause of the JREF! Ain’t technology wonderful?!