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Award-winning kilted genius!
Well, this may be old news, but I did a search in Xmarks and did not find it:
This is geneticist Professor Howard Trevor Jacobs, accepting the 2004 Descartes prize, I presume. (I found this while googling something else today.)
The source of this image is here, but the Guardian/Observer article is more helpful.
Regards,
Rex in Cincinnati
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Well, everyone knows that a men in kilts are pure genius!
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Great find Rex. The article was very enlightening. This guy is outstanding.
The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long
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We've talked about the benefits of kilts and the male intellect...with the increased air flow...everything works better!
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...boy....and my son turned down my offer to buy him a University of Chicago tartan kilt to wear next year....scratch one more Nobel Prize...at least the daughter wears kilts!
(Is that Dress Gordon, by the way?)
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 Originally Posted by auld argonian
...boy....and my son turned down my offer to buy him a University of Chicago tartan kilt to wear next year....scratch one more Nobel Prize...at least the daughter wears kilts!
(Is that Dress Gordon, by the way?)
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hhahahaaa
at least one of them
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Originally Posted by auld argonian
...boy....and my son turned down my offer to buy him a University of Chicago tartan kilt to wear next year....scratch one more Nobel Prize...at least the daughter wears kilts!
(Is that Dress Gordon, by the way?)
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You wouldn't believe the way I read this the first time through. I thought you'd offered to buy him a "university in Chicago" I need to wake up a little more. I guess I better get out and bush hog the lower field or something.
"A day spent in the fields and woods, or on the water should not count as a day off our allotted number upon this earth."
Jerry, Kilted Old Fart.
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Originally Posted by Kilted KT
We've talked about the benefits of kilts and the male intellect...with the increased air flow...everything works better!
A few years ago, my ex came down with some testicular infection. His physician prescribed a powerful antibiotic normally used to treat infections in the brain. Because of the physiology of the brain, ordinary antibiotics are often ineffective in treating infections that occur there. The doctor said that the tissue that makes up the testes is remarkably similar to brain tissue.
This, I thought, explained a lot of things. :rolleyes:
Regards,
Rex in Cincinnati.
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It makes sense now.
[QUOTE=Rex_Tremende] The doctor said that the tissue that makes up the testes is remarkably similar to brain tissue. This, I thought, explained a lot of things.[QUOTE]
And all those years we've been told about thinking with the wrong head etc, and there is actually scientific proof? I wonder if I can use this new information to my advantage???? I can hear my excuses now. Thanks for the alibi Rex.
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